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particular program of interest!
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Admissions Counselor Available to Meet with Prospective
Students
Are you interested in determining how one of UNC
Charlotte's graduate programs might fit into your career plans? Or maybe
you just want more detailed information about a graduate program that is offered
at the University? If so,
make an appointment now to meet with Maryanne Maree-Sams and discover first-hand the
opportunities available through the Graduate School at UNC Charlotte!
Some
Out-of-State Students to Pay In-State Tuition and Fees Through the Academic
Common Market...........
The
Academic Common Market (UNC-ACM) is a
cooperative tuition-reduction agreement
among 16 states that participate in the
Southern Regional Education Board (SREB): Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland,
Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and
West Virginia.
Under this program,
qualified students from states outside North Carolina
may apply through their own state's ACM coordinator for reduced tuition rates at UNC
Charlotte while pursuing programs that are
not available in their home state’s
university system. In
essence, qualified students are considered
“in-state” residents during the time they are pursuing their specified degree
program, therefore making them eligible for
reduced tuition rates and other
opportunities afforded residents who attend
the institution.
For more detailed
information about the application process, including an ACM contact in each of the participating states, see the
UNC-ACM
web site and
the
SREB-ACM web site. If you still have questions about the process, email
them to Johnna
Watson in the Graduate School. Click
HERE for a direct link to the application process that appears on the
UNC-ACM web site.
The M.A.T. program leads to an initial ("A")
license and, after two years of successful
teaching experience, an advance ("M")
teaching license as well. Come explore the
possibilities......
Check out on-campus
and off-campus
housing opportunities!
Make Plans Now to Attend a
GMAT
Prep Course or a
GRE
General Prep Course.
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Priority Application Deadlines
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May 1st |
| Spring |
October 1st |
| 1st or 2nd Summer |
April 1st |
Early Deadlines!
Many programs have
early deadlines and only
admit students to a
particular term. Click here to view spreadsheet.
Domestic Students
Why Choose UNC Charlotte?
UNC Charlotte is the largest research institution within a 90-mile radius of the city of Charlotte.
In 2008, Charlotte was chosen the "Best Place to Live in America" by relocate-america.com in its annual ranking, based on factors including employment opportunities, crime rates, and housing affordability.[1]
The University of North Carolina system, established in 1793, is the oldest and amongst the most reputed public university systems in the United States.
UNC Charlotte is a beautiful, contemporary, spacious, 1,000-acre campus 10 miles from downtown Charlotte, North Carolina.
UNC Charlotte’s accomplished members of the faculty are nationally competitive and recruited from across the world.
UNC Charlotte represents students from all 50 US states and 80 countries. UNC Charlotte enthusiastically welcomes students from around the world!
UNC Charlotte’s library, with 1.3 million volumes, is the largest library in North Carolina.
UNC Charlotte is dedicated to providing the latest technology. Its state-of-the-art facilities ensure that students receive the best hands-on learning facilities available.
Charlotte has become a major U.S. financial center, and, based on assets, both the nation's largest and third largest financial institutions call the city home (Bank of America and Wachovia, respectively).[2]
Charlotte is also a major center in the US motorsports industry, with NASCAR having multiple offices in and around Charlotte. Approximately 75% of the industry's employees and drivers are based within two hours of downtown Charlotte. Charlotte is also the future home of the NASCAR Hall of Fame, expected to be completed in 2009.[3]
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, located in University City, in the northeastern portion of Charlotte, is the fastest-growing university in the state system, and is the third largest so far. TheUniversity City area is also home to University Research Park, a 3,200 acre research and corporate park. [4]
It is the largest city in the state with a population of 664,332 (2007 estimate) residents within the city limits. As of 2006, the Charlotte-Gastonia-Salisbury combined statistical area (CSA) had a regional population of 2,191,604.[5]
Mild and sunny climate. Just a three-hour drive east to the Carolina beaches or west to the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains.
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