Like every school, UNC has it’s downfalls. Here are 10 things that absolutely suck about UNC!
In North Carolina, you need to be 16 years old to be eligible for a driver’s license. To drive on the streets of Chapel Hill, one should have a PhD. Here are some common trends:
There are about 5.4 parking spots for 4000 students on campus. It might be easier to find a needle in a haystack than to find parking at UNC.
If you’re cramming for a test in Davis or the UL and get the late-night munchies, you might be out of luck. Lenoir closes at 8:30. Wendy’s is your only choice if you want any food before 1 a.m.
Some UNC professors somehow manage to collaborate and create the best recipe for UNC students’ Hell-week.
Can somebody please explain how a one credit hour class demands 18 hours of work each week?
Happy Fall Break! It’s day one and break is already almost over.
Athletic events are like doomsday on campus; EVERYTHING shuts down. The gyms are closed, the busses don’t run and traffic makes it impossible for one to leave or come to campus. Also refer to item #2 about parking.
Welcome to a real-life version of the Hunger Games. Good luck getting a schedule that doesn’t make you want to cry.
If one person gets sick on campus, it’s only a matter of seconds before everyone is sick. Vitamin C tablets and campus health appointments become a luxury.
It may be easier to plan a trip to Spain, than it is to plan for housing at UNC.
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