They may not be able to take courses in the sequence they need because all the seats in the class are full, or they may have to wait to use a computer center or a microscope for critical research work. We want each student who comes here to have all the advantages we can provide. Upgrading our facilities will be a big step toward that goal. We believe that investing in North Carolina's institutions of higher education is critical for the future of our state. We hope you will consider the bond issue carefully.
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Use the site to check on current tuition and fees, find out about homecoming events, or boost your student's spirits with an e-postcard. The university also offers the Parents' HelpLine , a toll-free number established by the Department of Student Development to respond to your concerns.