<p>GPA: 3.8 (class ranking 10 of 78)
SAT: 1220 (710 in math 510 in Verbal)</p>
<p>Out of State applicant
Vice president of International Club
Computer Club
had 3 jobs (salesman, waiter)
Martial Arts
attended Presidential Classroom
Church activities
fluent in Korean and English</p>
<p>how's there International Relations program?</p>
<p>thanks in advance</p>
<p>No way...sorry...not with that verbal score...ECs a bit weak...out-of-state...</p>
<p>UNC out of state is incredibly tough. Only around 20% of the class is left for OOS kids.</p>
<p>Yep, UNC is a ***** to get into if you're out of state-I gave up even trying a long time ago. You basically have to be Ivy League competitive to get into that school as an out-of-state student.</p>
<p>It's possible with a higher SAT score.</p>
<p>All the above posts are correct...OOS to UNC is death unless you have around 1400 or so, very good ECs, and a hook. If you bring up your SAT, you will be in a better position but your ECs are lackluster (except for the bilingual thing).
Only 18% of UNC's freshman class is reserved for OOS applicants. They are required by law to take 82% of their students from North Carolina.</p>