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Being in this school has help me see a different prospective of live. Professors are always glad in helping you. It is very obvious that they all enjoy teaching and learning from the students. I am very glad I choose this school to being my life long career.
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UNC Asheville is a great places for students wanting a unique liberal arts education while meeting diverse students eager to learn. Because of the small school size, the class sizes are small as well. This allows you to make great personal and professional relationships with your professors.
» Read MoreUNCA is a public liberal arts college that balances both science and humanities for its students. You have a diverse, accessible faculty who support and guide you through your college career. It is a close knit community with many opportunities and resources to help keep students on track.
» Read MoreThis school has an abundance of potential, but fucks itself over fairly often. It is slowly transforming from a hardly diverse (a.k.a., almost exclusively middle-upper class white folk) to an even less diverse school (it's becoming a mini UNC Chapel Hill). But the professors are all pretty cool.
» Read MoreAsheville is a haven for expression, but it easily begins to distract students for their studies. The faculty bends over backwards to work with students and success is the natural result of such a supportive atmosphere. For those who need a smaller class size and a niche to find, this school is a perfect introduction to university.
» Read MoreUNCA is a great campus, terrific location in a wonderful small town. Lecturers are very approachable, friendly and helpful. Good place to study, safe, fun and affordable
» Read MoreIt's a small, liberal arts University that has an emphasis on the arts and on sustainability. It's very diverse, very small, capping at 3700 students, and politically active. It's a good school, and it's definitely on the up and up.
» Read MoreI would rate this university as 7/10. There are definitely pros when attending this school, such as free laundry, large dorms, low tuition, plenty of events and healthy meals all over campus. However, there are cons as well, like lack of racial diversity, old technology, immaturity of students, and illegal use of drugs on campus.
» Read MoreBeautiful campus and a wonderful vibe. The buildings are strategically placed to where even the laziest of us can make ourselves walk to class every morning. I would love to wake up to that view every morning.
» Read MoreIt's all how you make it. Some people love it here because they are artsy and different. Others, like myself, will probably transfer because it's definitely not how they pictured it.
» Read More1. A wonderful, inviting environment for students of all race, gender and creed to study their interests safely. 2. UNC-Asheville is a beautiful campus that provides serenity and a safe haven for all of it's students. 3. UNC-Asheville is a campus full of fantastic and involved professors that will go out of their way to make sure their students understand the course material and succeed.
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