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2 total messages Started by Andrew Infante Fri, 20 Nov 1992 15:59
Admissions dept at UNC
#411
Author: Andrew Infante
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 15:59
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Does anyone out there in netland have the phone number and
contact name of the person I should talk to at the admissions
department for graduate studies at UNC?

I would like to take one (1) class next semester and want to know
if UNC has a program like NC State (called PBS for post bacclaureate
study) where a graduate can take graduate level courses for credit
along side with admitted graduate students - without having to
matriculate.

thanks.

andy.
Re: Admissions dept at UNC
#413
Author: Clement Cheung
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 19:37
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In article <7219@news.duke.edu>, infante@acpub.duke.edu (Andrew  Infante) writes:
|> Does anyone out there in netland have the phone number and
|> contact name of the person I should talk to at the admissions
|> department for graduate studies at UNC?
|> 
|> I would like to take one (1) class next semester and want to know
|> if UNC has a program like NC State (called PBS for post bacclaureate
|> study) where a graduate can take graduate level courses for credit
|> along side with admitted graduate students - without having to
|> matriculate.
|> 

Yes. You can attend the evening college. It allows you to register
for any course, graduate or not. The office is at Friday Center on
54 east, on the way to I40. I don't have their telephone number
with me, but the UNC switchboard number is 962-2211. You can earn
credits for the courses you registered. You can transfer
6 hours of credit if you enrolled into a graduate program later.
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