Academic Resources
We partner with our students to create a learning environment in which they will thrive. With staff from the services and programs listed here, students can build their own web of support to meet their individual needs and to reach their academic and career goals.
The Registrar’s Office provides information and assistance regarding access to academic records as regulated by federal law under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA); the impact of in-state or out-of-state classification; course registration and much more.
Undergraduate Catalog
Academic year catalogs include undergraduate policies, course descriptions, the Liberal Arts Core curriculum, and all programs of study requirements. View the undergraduate catalogs.
Academic Calendar
A variety of academic calendars help students keep track of important university events; add, drop, withdrawal deadlines; registration dates; final exam schedules and more. View the academic calendars.
University Libraries
Michener Library, our main campus library, and the Skinner Music Library provide extensive library services to our students, faculty and staff. Learn more about our libraries.
Academic Support
Students are encouraged to use the academic support offered by the following centers as part of their plan for success. All services are free to UNC students.
- UNC’s centralized Tutoring Center offers students individual, small group, and Supplemental Instruction assistance in over 130 different courses.
- The Math Lab offers drop-in assistance to students enrolled in math and statistics courses.
- The Writing Center provides individual assistance for all stages of the writing process.
Academic Advising
UNC offers a blend of professional and faculty advising to meet the varied needs of our students. Upon declaration of a major area of study, almost all students work with a faculty advisor. Students who are exploring major options meet with professional advisors in SOAR. Certain academic programs also offer professional advising to their students: The Monfort College of Business, The School of Theatre Arts & Dance, Elementary Education, Pre-Nursing, Psychological Sciences, Sport & Exercise Science, Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Targeted Support
Along with the academic support listed,, specialized support is available to target populations.
- The Student-Athlete Academic Success program partners with coaches, faculty and other program administrators to support our student-athletes.
- The Center for Human Enrichment, a federally-funded TRiO program, provides 200 identified and selected first-generation UNC students with comprehensive academic and advising services.
- TheCumbres Teacher Preparation Program is a co-curricular program for education majors that plan to teach English as a Second Language. Admitted students have access to mentors, academic and writing support, leadership development and a Residential Learning Communityin Brown Hall.
- Disability Resource Center creates an accessible academic environment for students with disabilities.
- The various Cultural Centers on campus offer additional academic and social support for our diverse populations of students.
- Academic Bridge Program offers support to 250-300 UNC students who identify as first generation and Independent/Unaccompanied youth, as well as partner with the Denver Scholarship foundation supporting DSF scholars with academic and advising services.
Career Services
Career Services at UNC offers a wide range of services to students and alumni, including assistance with:
- Deciding on majors and careers
- Starting and updating resumes and cover letters
- Discovering job and internship search techniques and resources
- Searching and applying for graduate programs
- Developing interviewing skills
- Locating career information
