Fall '09 Transfer to UNC Chapel Hill

Transfer Students
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<p>on applicantcentral. last year it seems they had it two weeks in advance, so im confused why we have nothing yet except the laptop grant, change of address, and for people who applied for financial aid.</p>

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<p>how do we try to make an onyen</p>

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<p><a href=“Onyen Services - Information Technology Services”>Onyen Services - Information Technology Services;

<p>Here see if you can make one</p>

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<p>didnt wokr for me, guess im denied or waitlisted</p>

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<p>didnt work for me either…</p>

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<p>Its not going to work for anyone. It suppose only works a couple days before the acceptances are released.</p>

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<p>el taco did u get those hints from this years admissions or previous years because I think those tricks have been fixed</p>

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<p>everyone say your stats. lets get an idea of the applicant pool</p>

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<p>High School GPA: 4.6875
CGPA:4.0
SAT:1180
Essays:Great
High School EC: very involved, officer in many clubs, worked 2 years
College EC: somewhat involved
I applied my senior year but did no get in</p>

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<p>i agree with gator they have probably fixed all the signs so i wouldn’t stress if there is or isn’t something on your profiles</p>

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<p>Yeah gator, I did. Ignore post.</p>

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<p>High School GPA: 4.13
College GPA: 3.75
Essays: Great
High School EC: Captains of Varsity Tennis and Swim Teams, Student Government senator and vice-president, worked all four years various jobs, 300 + hr. community service
College EC: NCAA DIII Varsity Swim Team, hospital volunteer</p>

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<p>High School GPA: 4.09
College GPA: 3.56 Combined Transfer, 3.84 Current School GPA (2 Semesters)
Essays: Very, very strong!
High School ECs: Major community service, advanced school choir for 3 years ( won awards), Jewish Forum, President/ Founder of children’s cancer awareness club.
Hooks: Cancer survivor (junior year of hs)
College EC: Internship @ UBS Financial Services, Philanthropy Chair of AEPi, Community Service Executive for Cancer Awareness Club, volunteer at well-known children’s hospital three hours a week, Floor Rep for dorm., involved heavily with Obama campaign, very involved with Jewish life on campus.</p>

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<p>No PID or directory for me yet, is that bad? Anyone else not have either?</p>

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<p>Did you enter the verification code in wrong? I had to do it 3 times before I finally entered it in right.</p>

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<p>1) Jew, are you at UCLA or better yet from california?
2)Jason did you check unc central? Click on the Laptop and then you’ll have a pid on your url.</p>

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<p>yea, it says:
“I’m sorry, but we were unable to find a PID matching the information that you provided. If you think that you should have a PID please e-mail the PID Administror at <a href=“mailto:pid@unc.edu”>pid@unc.edu</a> with your full name, gender, date of birth, contact information and your current affiliation with the University. If you do not feel comfortable e-mailing this information you may also call and leave a voicemail message 24 hours a day at (919) 962-9561.”</p>

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<p>Where would I find the UNC central/laptop icon?</p>

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<p>taco, when you say UNC central, do you mean our personal UNC homepage then on the left dark blue column there should be a computer link under the category titled “Links”</p>

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<p>1) <a href=“https://s4.its.unc.edu/sis/browser/appl_pass.html[/url]”>https://s4.its.unc.edu/sis/browser/appl_pass.html&lt;/a&gt;
2) long on using b-day and Soc. Security
3) Click on CCI Laptop
4) Look at URL and find your PID</p>