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The average SAT score for admitted students is between 1350-1510, and the average ACT score is between 28-33. However, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has altered some of its testing procedures as a result of interruptions brought on by the COVID-19 outbreak. SAT and ACT results can be self-reported by first-year applicants along with their application.
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The tuition fee for in-state undergraduate students is $8,989
The graduate tuition fee for in-state students ranges from $4,181 to $12,522 per semester, depending on the programme
For Out-of-State Students:
The tuition fee for out-of-state undergraduate students is $37,558
The graduate tuition fee for out-of-state students ranges from $13,946 to $28,278 per semester, depending on the program.
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Review the admission requirements: International students must meet the same admission requirements as domestic students. Additional requirements for international applicants include demonstrating English proficiency and submitting transcripts and test scores
Choose the appropriate application: International students can apply as first-year students or transfer students. The application deadline for Early Action is October 15, and the decision is released on January 31. The deadline for Regular Decision is January 15, and
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Class of 2026: 16.8%
Class of 2025: 19%
Class of 2024: 24%
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