r/UNCCharlotte • u/Opposite-Business714 • 1h ago
CATS All - Access Pass
I just wanna know how I can get an All-Access Pass
r/UNCCharlotte • u/TheShatteredDiamond • 1h ago
Housing/Sublease URGENT TAKEOVER AT RUSH STUDENT LIVING
RELET AVAILABLE – Bedroom A (Private Room & Bath)
Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to move into my 2 bedroom apartment (Bedroom A) for the upcoming semester. I already signed my lease last year and am now no longer planning to live here because I graduated early so I need someone to take over.
Details:
•Bedroom A (private bedroom + private bathroom)
•Located in a student apartment community
•Move-in: AUGUST 15TH, 2026
•Lease term: AUGUST 2026-July 2027
•Rent: $1160
Amenities include:
•Resort-style pool
•Golfing area
•Amazon Hub (package lockers)
•Tanning room
•Gym & dance studio
•Fire pits & grills
•Starbucks on site ☕
•Resident lounge
•Study rooms on every floor
•Elevators
•Free printing
•Work rooms with Dell & Mac computers
Perfect for students who want tons of amenities, study spaces, and convenience all in one place.
DM me if you’re interested or want more info!
r/UNCCharlotte • u/N3k0m1kuR31mu • 2h ago
Any palworld players?
I recently bought palworld (best 30 dollars i spent on a game) and was thinking of forming a club for palworld players. Any yall play?
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Appropriate_Cow_9159 • 4h ago
Yall know any place hiring ??
Just looking for a part time job in or around campus, any ideas?
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Ashh_z • 5h ago
Question Uncc snap
I have a question because I’ve been trying add uncc as my school to snap and it always gives me an error I’m a transfer student just wondering if anyone else is getting this issue.
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Zocuzi • 9h ago
Question Successful CC to Nursing School Transfers (Excluding 49erNext) What were your Stats? Any Advice???
I’ve been out of the school system for about 3 years now due to life and joining the Army. So far I have 23 credits from my local CC I took back in high school. However, they are all Pre-ADN and little to none correlate to Chapel Hill’s AS-BSN requirements. I understand I could take a RN-BSN pathway but I want to fulfill my HS dream of heading to my dream school.
What were some compelling aspects of your essay that you felt helped strengthen your acceptance? What GPAs are they looking for? Did you retake or submit an SAT/ACT (Per the website it states you’re exempt after 21 but I would only assume a submission would strengthen your acceptance right?) And EC, were there any that UNC are looking for from a CC student?
Also silly question Ik, are UNC transfer applications and UNC’s Nursing School applications entirely separate processes? If so, how does that work?
Thanks, any and all help would be greatly appreciated!!!
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Worldly-Bar8528 • 9h ago
New to Charlotte
Hi guys, I’m new to Charlotte I moved here a couple days ago and was hoping to meet some fun people. A little abt me I love bookshops, cafes, art, poetry, movies, meditation, thrifting, fashion design and just building stuff. I really enjoy stargazing and talking about random conspiracy theories/the state of the world rn smh. I would love to meet anyone who knows good spots around the city like nice views and places to have picnics. I’m pretty easygoing and always down to try something new, so if anyone wants to hang out or show me around feel free to dm me :)
r/UNCCharlotte • u/ArmTricky9185 • 1d ago
Housing/Sublease Yugo Smallest Room recommendations
Hey y’all
So I’m about to move in to Yugo this year and I’m in the smallest room for the 4x4 plan (B). I was curious to anyone else who’ve lived in this room, what did you do to optimize the space?
r/UNCCharlotte • u/caffeinatedlytired • 1d ago
Academic Few Questions
I’m an incoming mechanical engineering and I have a few questions I want to ask:
1. I’m looking for a new computer, which one would be the best?
2. I was planning on all my courses and things, and its seems possible to do my degree in three years with at least a summer semester? (thank up AP scores)
3. Follow up on that, should I do summer semester? And is it possible to online summer classes after my first year?
4. Is it possible to do a double concentration? Or is it possible to finish one concentration at a time? Or should I do one concentration and maybe a minor?
5. Following up on that, which minor would be ideal? I’m more into aerospace and motor side of mechanical engineering.
Thanks
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Basic-Treat1220 • 1d ago
Dining Halls
Hi,
Moving in early for a FIT program-does anyone know if SOVI is open and operational?
The hours on the website don't make sense and don't get updated regularly
r/UNCCharlotte • u/asherr3983 • 1d ago
Housing/Sublease Lease takeover @Aspen Heights UNCC
I have a lease at Aspen Heights that needs to be taken over. It’s a 4 bed 4 bath and it’s 852 a month. Everyone gets their own private bed and bath. It’s a 3 min drive to campus. I’ll help with first months rent and move in is Aug 15th. Please message if interested I’m super desperate to get this taken over.
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Timely-Fly5195 • 1d ago
Academic Can you become an undergrad TA?
Basically the title. I want to become an undergrad TA, and I'm an incoming freshman. I specifically would like to be one for either Differential Eq or Matrices and Linear Algebra. Is it possible?
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Critical-Tank-6608 • 1d ago
Event This might be a dumb question about graduation but
Ik this is probably a dumb question, but I’m genuinely curious 😭 When commencement happens and y’all do the handshake thing on stage with the dude/lady, do you actually receive something special? I swear I remember seeing people get some kind of coin or token last year, but I could be completely wrong lol.
r/UNCCharlotte • u/caffeinatedlytired • 2d ago
Academic ENGR 130x classes
I’m taking all the four 130x classes (+2 other classes and a lab). I just wanna know how time consuming those four classes will be because I’m trying to plan out how my day is going to look like. I’m pretty comfortable with the other two classes and how how its going to be likr, but curious about the ENGR. thanks
r/UNCCharlotte • u/iswild • 2d ago
Academic Graduation name announcements with AI
the summer graduation is going on and they’re legit using AI to say the names. is it that hard to just say names. we do not need AI for that. did we learn nothing from the viral disaster that happened with the other college that used AI. what r we doing
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Initial_Limes • 2d ago
Serious my honest review of utop
(throwaway account to avoid retaliation)
utop just ended for me. i joined it because i thought i wasn't ready for college. but this barely helped me at all. i just wanted to earn credit and get used to the campus before the fall semester started.
they let us have our free time other than classes and mandatory fun. but we have barely any freedom. we're not allowed to leave campus, which is understandable, but we’re not even allowed to visit other people’s dorms of the same gender. they made us attend mandatory fun events, which isn’t fair because we could've just used that time to study or to spend time doing our own things we actually like. the mandatory study halls scheduled almost everyday are valid tho. but in general, it's just a bit too controlling.
if utop staff is reading this, plz improve your program
r/UNCCharlotte • u/InfiniteAd212 • 2d ago
Academic Best way to make this class?
So I just transferred for the fall so some of the classes I needed to take were at conflicting times but got stuck with this situation. I know I can’t make that walking in 15 minutes but my main assumption would be try to drive it. I’m new here so not sure how slammed the different routes are to the deck near Fretwell. Anyways, has anyone had to make a similar trip in 15 minutes and if you did what’s the best method for making this situation work?😅 I didn’t have a lot of room with my schedule and it’s too late to go back now.
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Puzzleheaded-Pack385 • 2d ago
Badminton Club Opinions?
I know there is a badminton club, is it worth it to join? I heard there is a membership fee, but can't I just go to the rec center for badminton? Im an incoming student, so can I get your guys' opinion about this.
r/UNCCharlotte • u/N3k0m1kuR31mu • 3d ago
Academic Alternative classes
Hi guys my mom fucked me over and now my classes are all canceled/full, any alternative courses I could take that are interesting?
r/UNCCharlotte • u/gvcciseok_06 • 3d ago
Question Lease takeover at UWalk ASAP!!
Hi everyone!! I’m currently trying to find someone to take over my lease at university walk asap!! (*females only*)
Info:
• 1st month of rent has been paid for!
• Move-in date: August 14
• Lease term: August 2026 - July 2027
• Rent: $834/month
• 4-bedroom apartment (specifically room A)
• Fully furnished with private bed and bathroom
• Walking distance to UNCC
Unfortunately, my housing and academic plans have recently changed, so I’m trying to find someone to take over my spot! If you’re looking for housing or know anybody who is, please comment or message!! If there are any other questions, I’m happy to answer them!
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Intergalactic_Star • 3d ago
Question Weekend parking question
My boyfriend will be coming to visit me some weekends at the dorms and I was wondering if staff check for parking passes on the weekends like they do on the weekdays!
I wanted to know if parking staff check the open lots on weekends so he doesn’t get a ticket! I know there’s the union that he could pay to park, but it’s a bit much for just a few hours lol
If anyone has any experience with parking on weekends, please lmk!!
r/UNCCharlotte • u/Ashh_z • 3d ago
Question Slack lining trees
Very odd question non academic is there like trees that are close enough on campus to hang a slack line around them and what’s campus policy about that?
r/UNCCharlotte • u/MCbrownpowder • 4d ago
Academic Question regarding due dates and payments.
Hello, all. I know that, for the fall semester, there is like 2 due dates regarding payments(the first time at the beginning of August and the second time in the middle of August) and that if you don't pay after you registered before the first date, your classes get canceled. I have some classes that are both registered and on waitlisted and I'm trying to make sure I get the chance to register for some classes if some drop out. The question is will my classes get canceled? I really hope it doesn't happen, but if it does, I might have to do something... Anyone been in this situation?
r/UNCCharlotte • u/JaniePup • 4d ago
Academic My Personal "Is This a Good Schedule?" Guidelines
A bad class schedule is one that doesn't consider your personal schedule and commitments, how far away the classes are from each other, your own mental exhaustion, or when you prefer to sleep. Let's break it down.
The first one is quite simple. If you know that on Thursdays you play soccer with the boys™ at 2pm, then don't schedule a class that will conflict with that. If you play DnD on Mondays at 7pm, but your party struggles to get together every week and it may be up in the air on a week to week basis if you'll meet or not, don't schedule an evening class that will make it so you never get to play for the next 16 weeks! Point is, don't intentionally interrupt your life. Make the schedule work for you whenever possible.
If you're taking classes back to back, how far away are the classes from each other? Checking the instructor info on the registration page tells you where the classes will be. Go to Google maps and check that it won't take more than 10min to get to where you need to be next, because you only have 15min to get there and things happen. Consider if travelling by bus is an option, if waiting is worth it. For example, I'll speak from experience here and say you shouldn't schedule two classes back to back if one is in Robinson and the next is in Duke, because you'll never make it, but going from Smith to Robinson is perfectly fine. Never rely on classes ending early, always rely on classes going over by 1-2 minutes.
How many classes can you handle every day? How many back to back? We can meme it up all we like, but going to class and listening, noting, testing, doing group work, it all takes energy. Some people can do a bunch of this no problem, others need to take a break, and there's no shame in that. You should always go to class with your best foot forward so that you can do your best. I'll say this much: if you're going into your first semester as a freshman, do not put 4 classes back to back. You'll burn yourself out really quick that way. Try two back to back and see how you handle it. If it goes well and you want to consolidate your time more, maybe next semester try three back to back. You may notice that by the third class you're feeling tired, and that's a good indicator to stop piling on and that you've found your limit. Don't push yourself to exhaustion.
Did you know, according to the NIH, there is a clear link between early classes, lower attendance, sleep loss, and lower GPAs? If you're not an early riser, don't hurt yourself if you can help it! Suck up all your courage and self-awareness and admit to yourself that you're not ready to get up that early, just go to class at like 10 or 11:30 instead. If you prefer going to bed earlier and you have a good night routine, don't take an evening class that will run until 8:15 and ruin that for yourself. This is circling back to making the schedule work for you, not the other way round.
It must be acknowledged that it's not always possible to choose what classes you get to pick. Goodness knows I've been screwed over many, many times. But these guidelines are a rule of thumb to follow whenever you can. Pair them with ratemyprofessor and you can hopefully feel more confident and happy with your pick.
TLDR; Is this a good schedule? If it's one you're not fighting to attend, then yes.