How to get into University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

August 2023 Update
While this video is still very helpful in your overall quest to get into UNC at Chapel Hill, please now also watch my latest "UNC Chapel Hill 2023-2024 Supplement - What You Need to Know" video here: • UNC Chapel Hill 2023-2...
Five expert tips to increase your chances of getting into University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Tip #1: How to Build a Strong Foundation
Additional Details Related to Tip #1:
Those serious about getting into UNC at Chapel Hill will first read my article “How to get into the Ivy League - Ethically.” This article sets the table for how to maximize one’s chances of getting into any highly selective college or university: admissions.blog/how-to-get-in...
Tip #2: How to Apply
Tip #3: How to Differentiate Your Accomplishments
Additional Details Related to Tip #3:
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Tip #4: How to Complete UNC Chapel Hill’s Application Supplement
Again, the latest supplemental essay prompts are discussed here: • UNC Chapel Hill 2023-2...
Tip #5: A Bonus Tip for the Highly Motivated & Highly Articulate
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[@ummubah]

Thank you so much for this!! UNC is my dream school and I am striking the iron hot by sending my EA today :)

[@RubyWithCamera]

Good luck!

[@jaycereed9928]

instablaster...

[@ashrafulhoque2284]

Can you tell how much will it cost for international students per year?

[@gaggleduck1787]

Now all you have to do is be Low Income and you can go for free. Good Luck with your future Doctors.

[@normalizeappendicitis]

you still have to get into the program and pass the mcat, and if financial aid offers support to low income students, then that benefits our future doctors. get a grip.

[@prettyastounding7924]

No thank you. I am raising my children NOT TO LEARN VICTIM HOOD.