Out-of-state students

Out-of-state students weigh their election options ahead of midterms

By Claire Willmschen | Aug. 28, 2018

With midterm elections coming up in a few months, out-of-state students face a dilemma on where to cast their vote.

Hurricane Maria left a path of destruction on the island of Puerto Rico. Having set up a supply and logistics hub on the island following Hurricane Irma, Samaritan's Purse increased its capacity to provide aid—including emergency shelter materials and hygiene kits—to those living in Puerto Rico. Photo and caption courtesy of Samaritan's Purse.

NC organization aids Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Maria, Irma

By Carina McDermed | Sep. 27, 2017

In the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, the damage in Puerto Rico is leading some North Carolinian's to take action.

Out-of-state enrollment grows out of North Carolina

By Danielle Chemtob | Feb. 10, 2016

Feeling budgetary constraints, many public flagship universities are increasing the number of out-of-state students, according to a recent analysis by The Washington Post.

UNC can be tough fit for out-of-state students

By Parth Shah | Mar. 6, 2015

Size matters — at least, that’s what Massachusetts native Haley Scott thought in high school.

Carlos Cordero, left, 29, is in his first year at UNC. As a staff sergeant in the Army, he was stationed at Fort Bragg. Through Fayetteville Technical Community College, he joined C-Step which led him to UNC Chapel Hill.

Nationally students battle credit transfer policies

By Blair Burnett | Sep. 18, 2014

When Carlos Cordero, a 29-year-old junior transfer, came to UNC as a full-time student this fall, he felt welcomed on campus immediately.

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