UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION

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1 APPLICATION DATES For Freshmen Fall application review will begin September 15, Priority consideration applications due December 1, 2014 Notification: January 31, 2015* *Completed applications received between December 2, 2014, and March 1, 2015, will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Applications received between March 2 and July 15 will be reviewed on a space-available basis. Fall application deadline: July 15 Spring application deadline: November 15 For Transfers Priority consideration applications due: March 1 for fall semester October 1 for spring semester Final application deadlines: July 15* for fall semester November 15* for spring semester *Space permitting For Former Students Spring 2015: December 1* Fall 2015: August 1* UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION *If you have attended another institution since leaving UNCG, you must also submit official copies of transcript(s) from each institution attended by the above date.

2 It s easy to apply online with SpartanLink! You can find our online application at SPARTANLINK.UNCG.EDU. SpartanLINK UNCG Undergraduate Application Instructions The University of North Carolina at Greensboro welcomes your candidacy for admission. Please read the following general instructions, as well as any sections that pertain to you, before completing the ap pli ca tion. Failure to provide complete, accurate, and truthful information will be grounds to deny or withdraw your admission or dismiss you after enrollment. CHECKLIST FOR ALL APPLICANTS q Complete and sign the Undergraduate Application for Admission by the deadline noted in the instructions that pertain to you. q Enclose a nonrefundable $55 check or money order made payable to UNCG through a U.S. bank for the application fee. Include your full legal name on your check. Applications received without the fee enclosed will not be processed. Do not send cash. If you prefer to pay by credit card, please apply online. q Request official transcripts enclosed in sealed envelopes. Including transcripts with the application will save considerable processing time. q Request that official SAT or ACT scores, including the writing component, be sent to UNCG directly from the testing agency. Test scores are required of all freshman applicants as well as transfer applicants with fewer than 30 transferable hours. SAT - College Board SAT Program (888) UNCG Code: 5913 ACT - American College Testing Program (319) UNCG Code: 3166 q If you are a U.S. citizen born abroad*, please provide proof of citizenship (such as copy of U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate, certificate of naturalization or certificate of citizenship). q If you are not a U.S. citizen*, please provide one of the following: Permanent Resident (copy of Permanent Residency Card I-551) Permanent Residency Applicant (copies of Notice of Actions I-485 and approved I-130 or I-140) Refugee or asylee (copy of Refugee/Asylee documents or I-94) Deferred Action Status *Note: This application is for domestic applicants (U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, U.S. permanent residents, pending permanent residents, political asylees or refugees, and students under Deferred Action Status) who have never before enrolled at UNCG. International students must apply through the International Programs Center. For additional information, contact International Admissions at (336) Mail all required documents to: UNCG Undergraduate Admissions, P.O. Box 26170, Greensboro, NC AFTER COMPLETING THE CHECKLIST ABOVE, PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT PERTAIN TO YOU ON PAGES 2 AND 3. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION WILL DELAY REVIEW OF YOUR APPLICATION. 1.

3 Please note: The information below is accurate as of September Be sure to check ADMISSIONS.UNCG.EDU for the most recent information. Freshmen Freshmen are students entering UNCG directly from high school. For the fall semester: Application review begins September 15. Priority consideration applications are due December 1. Students who wish to be considered for university scholarships must complete the application process (including a required essay) by December 1, All required credentials must be submitted by that date. Completed applications received between December 2 and March 1 will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Applications received between March 2 and July 15 will be reviewed on a space-available basis. The final application deadline for the fall semester is July 15. For spring semester, the final deadline is November 15. Refer to the Checklist for All Applicants on page 1. Please pay careful attention to the following: Students who are not from N.C. public high schools should complete the top portion of the enclosed High School Report Form. Have your high school counselor fill out the bottom section and arrange to have the form along with your official high school transcript (in a sealed envelope) showing senior courses in progress sent to UNCG. If you have completed any college courses while enrolled in high school, including summer session or extension work, request official transcripts from each institution attended. While not required, letters of recommendation may be considered as part of the application review. Transfers For admission consideration, transfer applicants must present 30 transferable semester hours or more of college credit from a regionally accredited institution, have a minimum overall transferable grade point average of 2.3 on a 4.0 scale as calculated by UNCG, have successfully completed a high school curriculum meeting the Minimum High School Course Requirements referenced on page 4, and be eligible to return to their last institution attended. Priority consideration applications (including all required credentials) are due by March 1 for the fall semester or October 1 for the spring semester. The final application deadlines are July 15 (space permitting) for the fall semester or November 15 (space permitting) for the spring semester. Have official transcripts submitted from each high school, college, or university attended, including summer session or extension work. Provide a list of courses in progress and include the course titles, course numbers, and the credit hours attempted. (You should not list the courses that will appear on your transcript.) Any student who has fewer than 30 transferable semester hours of credit must meet the requirements for both freshman and transfer applicants (including SAT or ACT scores). Any student who has attended a collegiate institution that is not regionally accredited must meet the requirements for both freshman and transfer applicants (including SAT or ACT scores). Transfer students should contact the school or department of interest to learn of any additional entrance requirements specific to the major. Adult Students If you are 24 years of age or older and have completed high school, earned an adult high school diploma, or earned a GED, you may be considered for admission as a nontraditional adult student. If you are under 24 years of age, you must have fulfilled the Minimum High School Course Requirements (page 4) or a required sequence of college transfer courses to be eligible for consideration. Priority consideration applications (including all credentials) are due by March 1 for the fall semester or October 1 for the spring semester. The final application deadlines are July 15 (space permitting) for the fall semester or December 1 (space permitting) for the spring semester. Submit official transcripts from each college or university attended, including summer session or extension work. Submit official high school transcripts or GED scores. You are not required to complete the enclosed High School Report Form. Former UNCG Students (see application deadlines on cover) Former students must submit official copies of transcript(s) from each institution attended since leaving UNCG, along with the application and $55 application fee. Former students must meet the prevailing admission standards for the term in which they wish to enroll. Students must clear all holds from their record, if applicable. Students who have been academically dismissed must also petition the Students First Office to return. Visit studentsfirst.uncg.edu/appeals/return.php for more information and students@uncg.edu or call (336) with questions. 2.

4 International Applicants For the purpose of admission, UNCG defines an international student applicant as a foreign national who holds, or who intends to hold, a temporary, non-immigrant visa/status in the U.S.A. International students apply through the International Programs Center. For additional information, please contact International Admissions at (336) Applicants who are U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, U.S. permanent residents, pending permanent residents, political asylees or refugees, or students under Deferred Action Status, are considered domestic applicants and should apply through Undergraduate Admissions. For additional information, please call (336) Second Baccalaureate Degree Applicants If you hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution and wish to take undergraduate work toward a second baccalaureate degree in a different field, apply for admission as a second baccalaureate degree applicant. Priority consideration applications (including all required credentials) are due by March 1 for the fall semester or October 1 for the spring semester. The final application deadlines are July 15 (space permitting) for the fall semester or November 15 (space permitting) for the spring semester. Request official transcripts from each college or university attended, including summer session or extension work. You are not required to complete the enclosed High School Report Form. Visiting Students High school seniors with superior academic credentials may want to supplement their high school curriculum with courses at UNCG. To determine if you are eligible to enroll as a visiting student, please call Undergraduate Admissions at (336) College-level visitors may apply through the Division of Continual Learning. Please call (336) or visit dcl.uncg.edu/student-services/visiting for more information. Early High School Graduates Students who plan to complete high school in fewer than four years with the intention of enrolling at UNCG are considered on a case-by-case basis. To determine if you are eligible to enroll as an early high school graduate, please call Undergraduate Admissions at (336) Plus Applicants 2Plus articulation students are transfer students with several unique requirements and procedures. Details governing their enrollment are provided in the articulation notices. The decision for admission is based on successful completion of the AAS/ADN degree and other specific factors outlined in the 2Plus articulation notice. Students admitted under the 2Plus agreement must notify Undergraduate Admissions to change their major. A change in major may result in a change in the student s admissibility. 2Plus students must meet the GPA requirements of the UNCG school of their major as designated in the articulation notice. Priority consideration applications (including all required credentials) are due by March 1 for the fall semester or October 1 for the spring semester. The final application deadlines are July 15 (space permitting) for the fall semester or November 15 (space permitting) for the spring semester. Have official transcripts submitted from each high school, college, or university attended, including summer session or extension work. You are not required to complete the enclosed High School Report Form. Use one of the codes listed below to answer question 5 (major code) on the application. 2PLUS MAJOR CODES Accounting & Finance 713 Accounting (BS) 361 Finance (BS) Biology 114 Biology (BS) 220 Biology (BA) 703 Biotechnology (BS) Business Administration 704 Business Studies (BS) 705 Human Resources (BS) 722 Business Studies Online (BS) Economics 777 Economics (BA) 716 Economics (BS) Education 788 Elementary Education K-6 Lic (BS) 785 Special Education: General Curriculum Lic (BS) Entrepreneurship 866 Entrepreneurship (BS) Human Development & Family Studies 543 Birth through Kindergarten Teacher Lic Online (BS) 746 Birth-Kindergarten Teacher Lic (BS) 532 Early Care & Education (BS) 544 Early Care & Education Online (BS) Information Systems & Supply Chain Management 779 Information Systems (BS) 786 Supply Chain Management (BS) International Business Studies 831 International Business (BS) Interior Architecture 791 Interior Architecture (BFA) Marketing 707 Marketing (BS) Nursing 710 Nursing/RN (BSN) 770 Nursing/RN ROTC (BSN) Public Health 789 Community Health Education (BS) 787 Health Studies Online (BS) Social Work 750 Social Work (BSW) 3.

5 The Admission Process Your application will be reviewed upon receipt of your application form and all required credentials. Should Un der grad u ate Ad mis sions need additional in for ma tion or documentation regarding your application, you will be contacted immediately. Applicants are notified in writing of decisions regarding their applications. However, ad mis sion offers are con tin gent upon satisfactory com ple tion of required courses and the maintenance of a satisfactory cu mu la tive GPA. Official final transcripts are reviewed to verify that admitted students meet all GPA and course re quire ments. Admission to UNCG for traditional freshmen and transfer students is competitive based on a combination of your overall high school and/or college record as well as SAT or ACT scores*. In addition, you must meet the Minimum High School Course Requirements listed below. Minimum High School Course Requirements English (4 units) emphasis on grammar, composition, and literature Mathematics (4 units) Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, one advanced course beyond Algebra II (required for 2006 high school graduates and beyond)** Science (3 units) including at least one unit in life or biological science, at least one unit in physical science, and at least one lab o ra to ry course Social Science (2 units) including one unit in U.S. history and one unit in history, eco nom ics, sociology, or civics Foreign Language (2 units) both units should be in the same language (required for 2004 high school graduates and beyond) If you are a transfer applicant who did not successfully complete the required high school units, you must complete specific college-level courses in order to transfer to UNCG. Contact Un der grad u ate Ad mis sions at (336) for specific course requirements. If you were home-schooled, attended a school that was not regionally accredited, or attended a school with nontraditional grading systems, you may be asked to meet additional admission requirements. *Transfer students who have more than 30 transferable semester hours of college credit are not required to submit SAT or ACT scores. **Contact UNCG for an approved list of courses that satisfy the fourth mathematics requirement. Special Requirements Admission to the university does not guarantee selection into any specific major or area of study. The departments listed below have additional entrance requirements. Please contact the departments for details. All UNCG phone numbers have a 336 area code. Art Dance performingarts.uncg.edu Interior Architecture Music performingarts.uncg.edu Nursing nursing.uncg.edu For more information regarding additional requirements for specific programs, please reference our online Undergraduate Bulletin at or contact the appropriate school or department directly. Equality of Educational Opportunity UNCG is committed to equal opportunity in education and employment for all persons and will not tolerate any discrimination against or harassment of persons on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, military veteran status, political affiliation, or sexual orientation. 4.

6 UNCG UNDERGRADUATE AREA OF STUDY CODES The following is a coded listing of undergraduate majors and concentrations currently offered at UNCG. 999 Undecided about major/academic interest Accounting & Finance 301 Accounting (BS) 360 Finance (BS) African American & African Diaspora Studies 803 African American & African Diaspora Studies (BA) 865 Cultural Arts (BA) Anthropology 101 Anthropology (BA) 102 Anthropology (BA High Sch Lic) Art 108 Art Education K-12 Lic (BFA) 110 Art History (BA) 105 Studio Art (BA) 105 All other BFA programs: New Media & Design (BFA) Painting (BFA) Photography (BFA) Printmaking & Drawing (BFA) Sculpture (BFA) Biology 117 Biology (BA) 119 Biology (BA High Sch Lic) 116 Biology (BS) 218 Biology (BS High Sch Lic) 214 Biotechnology (BS) 118 Environmental Biology (BS) 863 Human Biology (BS) Business Administration 331 Business Studies (BS) 326 Human Resources (BS) 338 Business Studies Online (BS) Chemistry & Biochemistry 860 Biochemistry (BS) 121 Chemistry (BA) 125 Chemistry (BA High Sch Lic) 123 Chemistry (BS) 124 Chemistry (BS) Biochemistry 126 Chemistry (BS High Sch Lic) 168 Chemistry Research (BS) Classical Studies 352 Classical Archaeology (BA) 354 Classical Civilization (BA) 357 Classical Language & Literature (BA) 129 Latin (BA High Sch Lic) Communication Sciences & Disorders 143 Speech Pathology & Audiology (BS) Communication Studies 137 Communication Studies (BA) Computer Science 180 Computer Science (BS) Consumer, Apparel, & Retail Studies 545 Apparel Design (BS) 864 Global Apparel & Related Industries (BS) 539 Retailing & Consumer Studies (BS) Dance (BA, BFA, Licensure available) 439 Dance (all programs) Deaf Education (see Professions in Deafness) Drama (see Theatre) Economics 305 Economics (BA) 309 Economics (BA High Sch Lic) 717 Economics (BS) 311 Economics (BS High Sch Lic) Education 251 Elementary Education K 6 Lic (BS) 252 Elementary Education & Special Education (BS) 254 Middle Grades Education 6-9 Lic (BS) 265 Special Education K-12 Lic (BS) English 155 English (BA) 157 English (BA High Sch Lic) Entrepreneurship 718 Entrepreneurship (BS) Geography 167 Earth Science/Environmental Studies (BA) 164 Geographic Information Science (BA) 163 Geography (BA) 169 Geography (BA High Sch Lic) 165 Urban Planning (BA) History 175 History (BA) 177 History (BA High Sch Lic) Hospitality & Tourism (see Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality) Human Development & Family Studies 526 Birth through Kindergarten Teacher Lic (BS) 513 Child, Youth, & Family Development (BS) 531 Early Care & Education (BS) Information Systems & Supply Chain Management 313 Information Systems (BS) 339 Supply Chain Management (BS) Interior Architecture 540 Interior Architecture (BFA) International Business 830 International Business (BS) Kinesiology 412 Fitness Leadership (BS) 409 Physical Ed/Health Teacher Ed K-12 Lic (BS) 421 Sports Medicine (BS) Languages, Literatures, & Cultures 159 French (BA) 161 French K-12 Lic (BA) 171 German (BA) 227 Spanish (BA) 229 Spanish K-12 Lic (BA) Marketing 327 Marketing (BS) Mathematics & Statistics 179 Mathematics (BA) 183 Mathematics (BA High Sch Lic) 181 Mathematics (BS) 184 Statistics (BS) Media Studies 134 Media Studies (BA) Music 616 Music (all programs) General Music (BA) Music Composition (BM) Music Education (BM) Choral/General Music Education Instrumental/General Music Education Performance (BM) Brass & Percussion Composition Jazz Studies Keyboard Strings Voice Woodwinds Nursing 456 Pre-Nursing Interest (BS) 702 Nursing RN to BSN (BSN) Nutrition 552 Human Nutrition & Dietetics (BS) 533 Nutrition & Wellness (BS) 550 Nutrition Science (BS) Peace & Conflict Studies 560 Peace & Conflict Studies (BA) Philosophy 189 Philosophy (BA) 190 Pre-Law (BA) Physics & Astronomy 191 Physics (BA) 195 Physics (BA High Sch Lic) 193 Physics (BS) 196 Physics (BS High Sch Lic) Political Science 197 Political Science (BA) 199 Political Science (BA High Sch Lic) 198 Pre-Law (BA) Pre-Professional Programs* 209 Pre-Dentistry 205 Pre-Engineering 207 Pre-Law 201 Pre-Medicine 206 Pre-Occupational Therapy 211 Pre-Pharmacy 203 Pre-Physical Therapy 213 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Professions in Deafness 931 Advocacy & Services for the Deaf (BS) 162 Deaf & Hard of Hearing Teacher Lic B-12 (BS) 932 Interpreter Preparation (BS) Psychology 215 Psychology (BA) 217 Psychology (BA High Sch Lic) Public Health 407 Community Health Education (BS) 415 Health Studies Online (BS) Recreation & Parks Management 442 Community Recreation & Event Planning (BS) 413 Therapeutic Recreation (BS) Religious Studies 219 Religious Studies (BA) Social Work 894 Social Work (BSW) 895 School Social Work (BSW Lic) Sociology 221 Sociology (BA) 223 Sociology (BA High Sch Lic) 222 Criminology (BA) 224 Social Problems in a Global Society (BA) Speech Pathology & Audiology (see Communication Sciences & Disorders) Special Programs in Liberal Studies 808 Archaeology (BA) 824 Asian Studies (BA) 825 Environmental & Sustainability Studies (BA) 820 Humanities (Online) (BA) 834 Integrated Science (BA) 837 Integrated Science (BA High Sch Lic) 821 International & Global Affairs & Development (BA) 822 International & Global Arts & Belief Systems (BA) 829 International & Global Human Rights (BA) 823 Latin American & Caribbean Studies (BA) 802 Russian Studies (BA) 862 Social Sciences (Online) (BA) Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality 457 Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality (BA) Theatre 880 Drama (BA) 881 Acting (BFA) 882 Design & Theatre Technology (BFA) 885 Technical Production (BFA) 883 Theatre Education K-12 (BFA) Women s & Gender Studies 871 Women s & Gender Studies (BA) *Pre-professional programs are not majors but rather a core of courses required for admission to professional schools. If you select one of the pre-professional programs, you should also indicate a major; for example, a student who selects the premedicine pre-professional program might choose to major in biology or chemistry. Lic indicates a teacher ed u ca tion program. 5.

7 UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT IN BLACK INK / MUST BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT 1. Full legal name as it appears on your Social Security Card or Birth Certificate LAST NAME SUFFIX FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME 2. Former names or name variations that may appear on official records 3. Term of Proposed Enrollment at UNCG q Fall 2015 q Spring 2015 q Summer 2015 (former and second degree only) 4. Application Type q Freshman q Transfer q Former UNCG student q Second Bachelor s Degree q 2Plus (for specific A.A.S. or A.D.N. degrees only) q Visiting (high school seniors only college visitors should contact the Division of Continual Learning) 5. Academic Interest Areas Major Code: Pre-professional program (if applicable): Please use the UNCG area of study codes provided with the application packet. 6. Have you previously applied for admission to UNCG? q Yes q No If yes, did you attend? q Yes q No If you attended, please complete the following: Semester/year of last attendance Academic Standing (check one): q good standing q probation q suspension q dismissal (must file appeal) Have you taken any courses since leaving UNCG? q Yes q No 7. Do you have any siblings who have applied or are planning to apply for this term? q Yes q No 8. Sex 9. Ethnic / Racial Origin q Female Are you Hispanic or Latino? q Yes q No q Male Select one or more: 10. / / 11. Date of Birth (month/day/year) Place of Birth (city, state or foreign country) 12. Are you a U.S. citizen? q Yes q No If not, please provide current status: q Permanent Resident (Copy of Permanent Resident Card or Notice of Action required) q Applied for Permanent Residency (Copy of Notice of Action required) q Refugee/Asylee (Copy of refugee/asylee document required) q Deferred Action Status q None If you are a foreign national who holds, or who intends to hold, a temporary, non-immigrant visa/status in the U.S.A., you must apply through the International Programs Center. Contact the Director of International Admissions at (336) Permanent address Since / (month/year) (Not required; for statistical and institutional purposes that comply with federal and state privacy laws; not a factor in the admission decision) q American Indian or Alaska Native q Asian q Black or African-American q Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander q White CITY STATE ZIP CODE

8 NAME PAGE Mailing address if different from above Since / (month/year) CITY STATE ZIP CODE VALID UNTIL / / (MONTH/DAY/YEAR) 15. ( ) ( Telephone Cell Phone 16. Previous Address From / (month/year) Until / (month/year) CITY STATE ZIP CODE 17. Have you ever resided in a state other than North Carolina? q Yes q No 18. Last Address Outside NC From / (month/year) Until / (month/year) CITY STATE ZIP CODE COUNTRY I moved to North Carolina for the following reason(s): 19. Emergency Contact Information q Parent q Guardian q Spouse q Other: Name: Address: Telephone: Home ( ) Cell ( ) Academic History List all high schools attended for any length of time, whether or not you completed a term. List most recent first and additional schools on a separate sheet of paper. 20. / - / High School Location (city, state) From (mo./yr.) To (mo./yr.) / - / High School Location (city, state) From (mo./yr.) To (mo./yr.) 21. Did you receive a General Education Development (GED) certificate? q Yes q No 22. Did you receive an Adult High School Diploma? q Yes q No List all schools attended for any length of time, whether or not you completed a term. List most recent first and additional schools on a separate sheet of paper. If you are a high school student, be sure to include any schools where you are currently taking a course or are dual enrolled. 23. / - / College or University Location (city, state) From (mo./yr.) To (mo./yr.) / - / College or University Location (city, state) From (mo./yr.) To (mo./yr.) / - / College or University Location (city, state) From (mo./yr.) To (mo./yr.)

9 NAME PAGE If you are a freshman applicant or a transfer with fewer than 30 transferable hours, and your SAT scores appear on your high school transcript, may we have your permission to use the scores that are on your transcript? q Yes q No If you are a freshman applicant or a transfer with fewer than 30 transferable hours, and your ACT scores appear on your high school transcript, may we have your permission to use the scores that are on your transcript? q Yes q No 25. List courses in progress (required for all currently enrolled students): 26. If you have not attended any schools since graduating from high school or if you have had any breaks in your college education, please list your activities (work, family, travel, military, etc.) during these breaks. Please include the corresponding dates. Activity: Activity: Activity: / - / From (month/year) To (month/year) / - / From (month/year) To (month/year) / - / From (month/year) To (month/year) 27. Are you earning an Associate in Arts (AA) or an Associate in Science (AS) degree from a North Carolina community college? q Yes AA degree q Yes AS degree q No 28. Application Information for Lloyd International Honors College at UNCG Lloyd International Honors College is a special option for exceptionally motivated students and admits students pursuing all undergraduate degrees. Successful applicants typically have at least a 1200 on the critical reading and mathematics portions of the SAT combined, a 3.8 high school weighted GPA, or a 27 ACT composite score. To be considered for admission, incoming first-year and transfer applicants must meet one of these criteria. Students who are eligible to apply to the Honors College will be directed to the supplementary Honors application (which includes a separate Honors essay) through their SpartanLink accounts. Please note that the Honors application is separate from this application for admission, and it is reviewed by the Honors College. Students interested in living in the Honors housing are advised to apply as early as possible. Visit honorscollege.uncg.edu for more information. q Check here if you plan to apply to or have an interest in Lloyd International Honors College. 29. Optional essay for scholarship consideration* (freshmen only): Please submit an original essay of words on ONE of the topics listed below: a) Describe a meaningful event, experience, or accomplishment in your life and how it will impact your college experience and your contribution to the UNCG community. Consider reflecting on your ideas about student responsibility, academic integrity, campus citizenship, or a call to service. b) Explain your choice of academic major and how you plan to use your degree to meet your career goals. c) UNCG is embarking on a campus-wide undertaking to increase global awareness and engagement of our students. What might it mean to you to be more globally engaged, and how might this benefit you as a student and in your career? *Merit scholarships are limited in number. They are awarded to approximately the top 2 percent of the incoming first-year class. No separate application is required, but students must submit the essay (see question #29) for consideration. Scholarship recipients will be notified of their awards. 30. UNCG in 3 is an accelerated program that allows highly motivated students to graduate in just three years in select academic programs. The program is designed for the growing number of high school seniors who enter the university with transferable college credit earned through Advanced Placement (AP) or other early college programs. More information is available at uncgin3.uncg.edu. q Check here if you have an interest in UNCG in 3.

10 NAME PAGE Community Standards Questions (required for all applicants) In an effort to maintain a safe learning community, we must ask the following questions of all applicants. For the purpose of the following questions, crime or criminal charge refers to any crime other than a traffic-related misdemeanor or an infraction. You must, however, include any alcohol or drug-related offenses whether or not they are traffic-related incidents. Answering yes to any of the following questions may not necessarily preclude your being admitted. However, failing to answer these questions, or failing to respond completely, accurately, and truthfully, may be grounds to deny or withdraw your admission or to dismiss you after enrollment. If you answer yes to any of these questions, please provide a written explanation that gives the approximate date of each incident, explains the circumstances, and reflects on what you learned from the experience. The university reserves the right to require an additional statement from an appropriate official corroborating your account, either before acting on your application or before permitting you to enroll. Your failure to provide such a statement upon request may be grounds to deny or withdraw your admission or to dismiss you after enrollment. You are required to notify the university immediately and in writing of any new or pending criminal charge, any disposition of a criminal charge (unless the criminal adjudication has been expunged), or any school, college, or university disciplinary action against you, or any type of military discharge other than an honorable discharge, or any nonroutine absence from school, that occurs at any time after you submit this application and prior to enrollment. Your failure to do so may be grounds to deny or withdraw your admission or to dismiss you after enrollment. a) Have you ever been found responsible for a disciplinary violation at any educational institution you have attended from 9th grade (or the international equivalent) forward, whether related to academic misconduct or behavioral misconduct, that resulted in your probation, suspension, removal, dismissal, or expulsion from the institution? q Yes q No b) Have you ever been adjudicated guilty or convicted of a misdemeanor, felony, or other crime? [Note that you are not required to answer yes to this question, or provide an explanation, if the criminal adjudication or conviction has been expunged, sealed, annulled, pardoned, destroyed, erased, impounded, or otherwise ordered by a court to be kept confidential.] q Yes q No c) Do you have any criminal charges pending against you? q Yes q No d) Have you entered a plea of no contest or nolo contendere, or an Alford plea, to a misdemeanor, felony, or other criminal charge; or received a deferred prosecution or prayer for judgment continued for such a charge; or otherwise accepted responsibility for such a crime? q Yes q No e) Have you received any type of discharge from military service other than an honorable discharge? f) If your education was or will be interrupted, indicate here and provide details. q Yes q No q Never Served q Currently Serving North Carolina Residency Information - Required for NC Residents 32. Do you claim to be a legal resident of North Carolina for the last 12 months for tuition purposes? q Yes q No If yes, please complete the rest of the information below. If no, skip to the Application Agreement, item #44. If you have any questions about your residency, please contact Undergraduate Admissions at (336) If you have lived at your current address fewer than 24 months, please provide your previous address. Previous Address (Street, City) (State, Territory, Country) From / / Until / /

11 NAME PAGE 5 Military Status for Financial Aid and Residency Determination 34. Are you currently serving or have you ever served in the United States Armed Forces? q Yes q No 35. Are you a dependent or spouse of a current or prior United States service member? q Yes q No If yes, attach to this application copies of the Leave and Earnings Statement for the most recent pay period and for the pay period 12 months ago for each such person. If you answered yes to item #34 or #35, please complete the Military Service Form. You may download this form from admissions.uncg.edu/forms or call (336) to have a copy mailed to you. 36. Have you ever worked outside of North Carolina? q Yes q No 37. Please list ALL of your employment for wages in the past 24 months (include a separate sheet if needed): Job Title Employer Address (City, State) From (mo./yr.) To (mo./yr.) Hrs./Week / / / / / / / / / Please complete the following information if you are 24 years old or younger; if not, skip to item # Is your father living? q Yes q No Father s Name Current Address (Street, City, State) Since / / Previous Address (Street, City, State) From / / Until / / State of Legal Residence Since / / Employer Occupation Location (City, State) Highest Education Level Completed (or degree received) Is your father a UNCG graduate? q Yes q No 39. Is your mother living? q Yes q No Mother s Name Current Address (Street, City, State) Since / / Previous Address (Street, City, State) From / / Until / / State of Legal Residence Since / / Employer Occupation Location (City, State) Highest Education Level Completed (or degree received) Is your mother a UNCG graduate? q Yes q No 40. Are your parents separated or divorced? q Yes q No If yes, who has legal custody?

12 NAME PAGE Guardian Name (if not living with parents) Current Address (Street, City, State) Since / / Previous Address (Street, City, State) From / / Until / / State of Legal Residence Since / / Employer Occupation Location (City, State) Highest Education Level Completed (or degree received) 42. A: Did you claim yourself as a dependent on state and federal income tax returns last year? (If you filed your own taxes and no one else claimed you, check yes. ) q Yes q No If yes, in what state? B: If someone else also claimed you on their income taxes, please provide the following information: Who last claimed you as a dependent on state taxes? Name Relationship Tax Year State Who last claimed you as a dependent on federal taxes? Name Relationship Tax Year State C: Do you intend to claim yourself as a dependent on state and/or federal income tax returns for the current year? (If you intend to file your own taxes and no one else will claim you, check yes. ) q Yes q No If yes, in what state? D: If someone else intends to claim you as a dependent on state and/or federal income tax returns for the current year, please provide the following information: Name Relationship Tax Year State 43. _Driver s license acquired: When (month/year) Where (state) _ Driver s license renewed: When (month/year) Where (state) 44. Application Agreement: I certify that the responses provided on my application are true and complete to the best of my knowledge, pursuant to reasonable inquiry where needed. I understand my failure to provide complete, accurate, and truthful information on this application will be grounds to deny or withdraw my admission or dismiss me after enrollment. Further, it is my understanding that I shall not be considered for admission to the university until I have submitted all credentials. I also agree to inform the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, in writing, of any change in my plans to attend the university, any change of address, any change of my Campus Safety Questions responses, or residency. I understand that if I do not enroll or discontinue my enrollment at UNCG at any time, I must submit a new application by the appropriate deadline and pay a new application fee. UNCG is authorized to use my image (still or motion photography) in its promotional materials. Signature of Applicant / / Date (month/day/year) UNCG Office of Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box Greensboro, NC Telephone (336)

13 HIGH SCHOOL REPORT FORM (HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY) Important: This form is required only for high school students from private schools and out-of-state schools. Students from North Carolina public high schools are NOT required to submit this form. To the Freshman Applicant: Complete the top portion of this form and give it to your high school counselor. Your counselor should complete the bottom portion of the form, attach to it your official high school transcript, and enclose it in a sealed envelope. Please note submitting these documents along with the application will save considerable processing time. Name / / Last First MI Date of Birth (month/day/year) High School Name Graduation Date (mo./yr.) / High School Address Street City State Zip High School Web Address To the High School Counselor: Complete the bottom portion of this form, attach the entire form to the applicant s official high school transcript, and enclose it in a sealed envelope. Please note failure to provide the student s cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale will delay review of the application. The applicant s cumulative GPA is on a weighted (if applicable) 4.0 scale as of (mo./yr.) /. The applicant s cumulative GPA is on an unweighted 4.0 scale as of (mo./yr.) /. Please report the grading scale used for this student: A = B = C = D = F = Please provide a complete list of the student s senior courses: ( ) Name of Counselor (please print) 6-digit College Board Telephone Num ber School Code Signature of Counselor Date Address UNCG Office of Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box Greensboro, NC Telephone (336)