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Financing an education at the University of North Carolina can vary significantly depending on residency status. For in-state students, the total estimated cost of attending UNC is around $27,766, while out-of-state students face a much steeper expense of approximately $64,846. This includes tuition, room and board, and fees, all of which contribute to the overall financial commitment. To help alleviate these costs, UNC offers a range of financial aid options, including federal grants like the P

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Question: write a third paragraph about finances of going to UNC using some of the following "In State tuition- 7020 Out of State tuition- 43,152 Room and board- 15038 Fees-2076 In state estimated total cost- 27,766 Out of state estimated total cost 64,846 Grants/scholarships Financial aid- Federal Pell Grant, SEOG, State Grant Funds for North Carolina residents, University/Institutional Grants Have scholarships that go from 3,000 dollars to a full ride, very few select students are offered any type of scholarships. No application to these scholarships. UNC automatically applies each admitted student into scholarship opportunities. There are also certain programs that do scholarships such as Kenan Music Scholars Program, the Thomas Wolfe Scholarship for Creative Writing, and the Chancellors Science Scholars Scholarship Scholarships don’t have requirements, they’re just awarded to the most deserving students Scholarships are also used to Work Study Program, it is considered an award, gives the chance to work on campus to help pay off the costs of going to UNC. You can also get a job in the field you’re going into, to get experience in that field. Some are throughout the year or only during the summer."

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When considering the financial implications of attending UNC, students should be aware that costs vary significantly for in-state and out-of-state students. For North Carolina residents, the estimated total cost—including tuition, fees, and room and board—comes to around $27,766 per year, while out-of-state students face a much higher estimated total cost of $64,846. To help offset these expenses, UNC offers a range of grants and scholarships, including federal and state aid for qualifying students, as well as university-specific scholarships that require no separate application. The university automatically considers each admitted student for merit-based scholarships, which can range from $3,000 to a full ride, though only a small number of highly qualified students are selected. Additionally, special programs such as the Kenan Music Scholars, Thomas Wolfe Scholarship for Creative Writing, and Chancellor’s Science Scholars provide targeted financial support for students with specific interests or talents. Work-study opportunities are also available, allowing students to earn money while gaining valuable experience in their field of study.

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May 10, 2025, 10:57 a.m.

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