The University of North Carolina - Charlotte
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Quite Bright
| Lowest Rating Educational Quality | F |
| Highest Rating Educational Quality | F |
He cares more about Campus Maintenance than the average student.
- #3 Top Accounting School Ranking in North Carolina
- #5 Top Nursing School Ranking in North Carolina
- #7 Top Chemistry School Ranking in North Carolina
- #7 Top Finance School Ranking in North Carolina
- #8 Top Civil Engineering School Ranking in the Southeast
- #8 Top Civil Engineering School Ranking in the South
- #10 Top Psychology School Ranking in North Carolina
- #10 Top Criminal School Ranking in the Southeast
- #13 Top Meteorology School Ranking in the Southeast
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50 negative comments 14 positive comments, that says it all. Are there any other schools ranked this bad? The return rate is less than 30%. This school is not well known nation wide but as an out of state student i learned that it has a bad reputation in North Carolina. It is usually the average person that goes theres 3rd or 4th choice of school always behind NCST and ECU. If you are comming from far away and can not get into UNC, Wake Forest, or Duke, i would only look into NCST or ECU, if u cant get into any of thoses 5 schools, dont even bother with North Carolina. (Ranks 48th in Education out of the 50 states.)