The University of North Carolina - Charlotte

What pulled me into this campus was how beautiful it is, and that it is four hours away from my shitty hometown. But I feel myself developing the same feelings about this school as I have about my High school. THIS PLACE IS DEAD. I don't even feel like a person here. I feel like a zombie just going through the motions needed to graduate, but nothing more. You have to claw and scrape away to find out about anything interesting going on, otherwise it's just the same redundant shit. Only frat/sorority events are publicized. It's just a very plastic environment, if that makes any sense. I feel no connection with anyone here. It's a pretty campus, but that's all it is.

1st Year Male -- Class 2014

Friendliness: A-, Collaboration/Competitive: F

First of all there are no weekend parties to reply to a previous comment. 2nd of all I would love to bash on the most recent positive comment. "Attending a post-secondary institute is not about partying or getting wasted to the point of inducing a coma." Thats true but sitting in your room being bored out of your mind untill u wack it isnt much fun either, which is what you get at UNCC. "UNCC mostly functions as the community's university", who are all in state assholes that lay around all day and treat out of state kids like crap. "The university is also currently expanding. it has also lowered admission standards to fill the colleges: especially with the new football team planned for 2013" What a piece of sht school, they lower admission standards just to get a football team that probably wont win a division 1 game until 2020. The school is a joke and also a waste of space, it consists of a bunch of losers who continue to get bad grades and hang out with their high school friends. These people need to move on and get a grip on reality. They are all babies who need to grow up and do things on there own. The best is said in a previous post, "My junior college is a better school than this." Seriously look outside of these crappy NC schools.

1st Year Male -- Class 2011