UNC-CH Title IV Code:
002974
UNC-CH PROFILE Code:
5816
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The Carolina Covenant is a University commitment to make it possible for low-income students to graduate from Carolina debt-free. To be eligible, a family’s annual income may not exceed 200% of the federal poverty standard, and the family must also qualify for federal student financial aid. If you believe you fit these criteria or want to learn more, visit The Carolina Covenant pages for complete details. If not, please use the menu to the left to access information on both need-based and merit-based aid resources available to you.
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Beginning Fall 2010, UNC-CH moved to ConnectCarolina -- a fully integrated administrative infrastructure making interaction with the University easier for applicants, students, faculty, and staff.
To view information regarding your application for financial aid for academic years 2010-11 and after, you will use ConnectCarolina accessible from your personal My.UNC.edu webpage. For tips and tutorials including a tutorial on accessing your financial aid information, check out the ConnectCarolina Student Guide.
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Welcome to the website for the Office of Scholarships & Student Aid at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. We are happy that you have visited our site and hope that you can easily navigate through this site to determine resources available though our office and use our quick links to other offices throughout the University.
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The mission of the Office of Scholarships and Student Aid is to ensure that qualified students have the opportunity to study at the University regardless of their ability to pay the full costs of attendance.
Diversity Plan Report | 2010-2011
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Estimate your financial aid and out-of-pocket expenses at UNC.
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