Support Us Button Widget
Sponsored Content

Three reasons to apply to UNC Asheville this week

Find out why College Application Week makes makes this a great week to apply to UNC Asheville.

Sponsored by
AVL.RAL.TBAY.GVL-UNC Asheville campus-10.16.23.jpg

College Application Week is hosted by the College Foundation of North Carolina — so applicants must apply through the CFNC website to get fees waived.

Photo provided by UNC Asheville

Looking for a university that not only paves the way to a career, but also provides a well-rounded education and nationally-recognized faculty (and a beautiful campus to boot)?

We’ve got three reasons this is the week to consider completing your education journey at UNC Asheville.

1. Location, location, location.

UNC Asheville is beautifully situated in 500,000 acres of forests and just ~one mile from Asheville’s innovative and creative downtown — making it the perfect place to explore the mountainous outdoors, as well as Asheville’s arts, music, crafts, and culinary scenes.

2. The professor-student ratio is 11:1.

With an average class size of 14, UNC Asheville is known for professors who are dedicated to student success through mentoring, hands-on learning + undergraduate research opportunities.

3. It’s College Application Week this week.

From Monday, Oct. 16-Friday, Oct. 20, UNC Asheville is among the participating NC colleges that are waiving their application fees for College Application Week yes, that means you can apply for free.

See “Where it all starts”

More from GVLtoday
There are major investments happening in the live music scene across our city, with many ongoing projects hitting big milestones.
Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
From French cuisine to barbecue to farm-to-table, these six Greenville restaurants were tapped for mentions in Michelin’s first American South Guide.
Including gifts for significant others, retirees, holiday parties, young people, and gifts that ship fast.
We went to the experts to find out what pairs best with sweet, gummy, salty, and everything in between.
Born in Greenville and still made in Mauldin, Duke’s Mayonnaise now ranks No. 2 in the US, proving its thick, tangy Southern recipe — and Greenville roots — are here to stay, even as its following and renown continue to grow.
The sun may be setting early, but Greenville still has plenty to do.
The City of Greenville is drafting a long-term plan to enhance traffic flow, reduce congestion, improve safety, and promote alternative modes of transportation.
New SC license plates feature the Moultrie Flag and the phrase “Where the Revolutionary War Was Won.”
Submit your Halloween photos for a chance to be featured in GVLtoday.