Q: What was the total enrollment at each UNC institution in 2004?

The 16 campuses of the University--located across N.C.--have a combined enrollment of 189,615 students.

ASU	14,653		UNCA	3,574
ECU	22,767		UNCC	19,846
ECSU	2,470		UNC-CH	26,878
FSU	5,441		UNCG	15,329
NCA&T	10,383		UNCP	5,027
NCCU	7,227		UNCW	11,574
NCSA	788		WCU	8,396
NCSU	29,957		WSSU	4,805

Q: Of the System wide total enrollment what percentage is from North Carolina?

About 86%

Q: Tell me about the programs of the University System.

UNC campuses collectively offer more than 200-degree programs and graduate more than 30,000 students each year. Undergraduates account for more than 80 percent of UNC's total enrollment. UNC programs include an array of distinguished liberal-arts programs, two medical schools and one teaching hospital, two law schools, a veterinary school, a school of pharmacy, ten nursing programs, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a specialized school for performing artists.

Over $5 billion. Approximately $1.86 billion of that is received from General Fund Appropriations.

Q: What is the total number of UNC System full time faculty?

Over 9,000 full time faculty

Q: What is the in-state cost of tuition and fees at UNC institutions (for the academic year 2004-2005)?

ASU     $3,115      NCCU   $3,041       UNCC $3,419
ECU     $3,320      NCSA   $4,216       UNCG  $3,384                  ECSU   $2,474      NCSU   $4,169       UNCP  $2,824
FSU     $2,520      UNCA   $3,332       UNCW $3,575
NCA&T $3,003      UNC-CH $4,360      WCU   $3,202                   WSSU  $2,654

 

National average for in state tuition for a 4-year public university: $4694

Average tuition for a UNC constituent university: $3228