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UNCC is like a home away from home where everybody knows . ^5 Qtij Patterson, freshman. Dunn. N.C. j*j UNCC welcomes you At UNCC. it isowbekef that education is one of the keys which unlocks the door to a Be ful of quality and meaning. It also enables us k> direct oar lives and achieve our goats >'-V •£/ • •' . * ' ..." . / - Our purpose is to furnish you with a quality education one that provide^ you with a feeling of self confidence and competence. The University it committed lo increasing the number of black students enrolcd. This increases the learning experiences of all students and is more representative of the society in which toe live. ' ■ We also recogntae that black students, as with other ethnic groups, have that need lo be a part of the whole, but to identify with and participate in those organizations and programs that' are cultute specific. Here at UNCC. black students are an integral part of the University programs at every level. They are also represented by the (Hack Student Union , the CMdren of the Sun Choir and the Mnority Program Committee tlNCC has 22 frater nities and sororities on campus, intruding Delta Sigma Theta. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Alpha Phi Alpha. Omega Psi Phi. Kappa Alpha Psi and Sigma Phi Rho The Afro-American Studies Department is designed to enable all University students to con>e to an awareness of black people -who they are. where they come from, where they are going and why This is a special experience for students, and the courses are designed to UH University general degree requirements. Black faculty and staff are represented in many departments such as sociology, business administration, nursing and student affaire They extend a special invitation to you to meet and talk «dh them. AfUNCC. sue offer you a learning experience .which will be the boats for everyMng also you do. We care about you. and we Matte you to come vMl us For An Aopttcotion or AddWoooJ Inbrmolkin,. Writ* or Gaff: ■ UNCC’s doors are open to all qualified wen and women regardless of religion, rate, color, handicap or nmtanalorigin Applicants for undergraduate admission shookHmsant ~H> ac ceptable units from high school. 13 of which must be academic courses. Courses are expected to include.tour units of English, three units of mathematics (Algebra f-and Hand Geometry^, two units of social science, one unit of natural science and taro units, of the same foreign language. v' 3w*"* In evaluating your application, your four-year idgh school-record is the most important factor We also witt-evaluate your SAT or ACT scores, recommendations and extracurricular activities and interests. A high school equivalency certlflcale.may be-subirtt ted in lieu of a secondary school diploma. Applications are pro cessed on a first-come, first-served basis, and students will be notified of the admissions decision as soon as all necessary documents have been received and evaluated. i"-' '?■ ' Certain majors are more In derpand than others and you may have to present higher lest sccnfs or complete additional prere quisite courses to be admlssiwe - 'iW!'-• -• -W‘•v 3- -if- * M v £»•• .-a**'.-*. • 1 ** ^ i . ._ ^ ^ counts of study The academic program at UNCC is made up-of the College of Arts and Science* and five i Business Admimstratk fessions. and Nursing. J . disciplines to < _ - lions in 26 departments, including Afro-American and African Studies-a program designed to enable all University studentato come to an awareness of black people. AAA Studies is open to ail undergraduates either as a major leading tor the B. A degree or as elective course* complementary to their major program Following are fields of undergraduate instruction: Engineering Technology C"9*h -^oltreteL French , X Social Work ** ' Wa**r>'l Stodi* l&r . t* ■ Vi In addition. UNCC offer* graduate degrees in the following fields Biology. Business Administration. Chemistry. Criminal Justice Education. Engineering. English. Geography. History Mathematics. Nursing. Psychology and Urban Administration Several Sixth Year Certificate of Advanced Study programs are aho available in education • fee. .
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