Greetings and welcome to UNC Charlotte's School Counselor Website!  We are pleased to have you as a partner in seeking quality applicants to one of the most dynamic and diverse universities in the country.  If you have students who have applied to UNC Charlotte, you may click "Application Status" on the yellow bar above to log on to our innovative Application Status Page.  There you can check the admissions status of all your students compiled in a single easy-to-read report.  We sincerely hope that you find this website useful within the context of your busy day.   

Tina McEntire, Director of Undergraduate Admissions

>>> Saturday, July 04, 2009 , 10:58:49 AM


• Summer and Fall 2009 terms are open for applications.  Please apply online.
  
  
• Financial Aid and Merit Scholarship information:
  http://www.admissions.uncc.edu/jump/admissions/scholarship.asp
  
  
• Admission application fee waiver note: Students requiring a need-based admission application fee waiver must print and complete the manual fee waiver application available here.  Please attach the signed College Board Fee Waiver Request Form directly to the application and mail it to the address at the bottom of this page.  It would also be helpful and speed the process if the student's official high school transcript and SAT scores were included in this package.
  
  
• Advising Guidelines for the SAT Exam : In light of changes to the SAT exam, please use the guidelines below to counsel students on UNC Charlotte admission requirements.   In March 2005, the new SAT I exam, which requires a writing component, replaced the old SAT. In order to fulfill our admissions requirements:
  
  
  • The SAT I exam with writing component or the ACT with writing component is required for all entering freshmen at UNC Charlotte.
    
    
  • Seniors and juniors who register to take the ACT are required to register for the optional writing component of the ACT.  However, the writing component of the SAT I is automatically administered to all students registered for that test and requires no additional action by your students.