childhood level, higher education, and instructional technology.
University College
uncw.edu/uc
University College guides and advises students as they join the UNCW fam- ily, helping them explore undergrad- uate curricula and career paths, pre- pare to declare an appropriate major, and succeed in their transition. Uni- versity College serves all freshmen and select transfer, early college, mil- itary, first-year spring admit, and pre-professional students at UNCW.
Honors College
uncw.edu/honors
The Honors College provides students with a strong learning community focused on achievement. More than 700 gifted and goal-oriented scholars in the Honors College receive benefits and resources to take their education further, faster.
Faculty UNCW’s faculty culture emphasizes teaching and mentoring, incorporat- ing research as an important compo- nent of the student learning experi- ence. A full 86% of faculty members have earned a PhD or the highest degree in their field.
Involvement opportunities
uncw.edu/studentorgs
Academic programs across campus encourage students to engage in hands-on, practical experiences through the University’s applied learning initiative. The Campus Ac- tivities & Involvement Center creates dynamic opportunities for student involvement through more than 260 registered student organizations. The Office of Student Leadership and Engagement creates opportuni- ties in which students can serve the community while learning how to lead and inspire positive change.
Fitness and recreation
uncw.edu/campusrec
UNCW offers a variety of health
and fitness opportunities, includ- ing the Student Recreation Center, equipped with cardio machines, free weights, and weight machines. It includes six multipurpose sport courts, an indoor track, racquet- ball courts, indoor and leisure pools, group exercise studios, and a climb- ing wall. UNCW also offers intra- murals, sports clubs, multipurpose recreation fields, and adventure pro- grams such as camping, surfing, and kayaking.
Residence life
uncw.edu/housing
UNCW requires all fall freshmen to reside on campus for their first academic year. Research shows that students who live on campus make a smoother transition to collegiate life, achieve higher grade point averages, and graduate at higher rates.
Athletics
uncwsports.com UNCW’s 19 intercollegiate teams compete in NCAA Division I sports with Seahawk pride and integrity. UNCW’s student-athletes excel not only on the fields and courts but in the classroom as well, consistent- ly posting strong academic success rates, with nine teams achieving perfect 1,000 scores in the NCAA’s most recent Academic Progress Rates report.
Coastal location Wilmington is a charming and friend- ly city on the southeastern coast of North Carolina. Located just minutes from numerous beaches, it has a re- nowned historic district as well as a vibrant arts culture and literature, film, and music scene. Wilmington International Airport (ILM) provides commercial air service to cities both domestic and abroad and is just six miles from campus. n
University of North Carolina Wilmington Wilmington, NC
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SEE HOW UNCW RANKS
uncw.edu/rankings
6th and 14th
among public universities overall among the
Best Regional Universities in the South
— U.S. News & World Report
A “best value” in public education, 2018 — Kiplinger’s
Best College in North Carolina for Veterans, 2018 — Military Times
#7 among Best Online Bachelor’s Programs
— U.S. News & World Report
Featured Best Southeastern School — Best Value Schools
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Freshmen Early Action: November 1
Regular Decision: February 1 Transfer
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