Введение
Государственная университетская система Северной Каролины, включающая 17 кампусов.
Public university system in North Carolina
the 17 campus public university system in North Carolina
the 17 campus public university system in North Carolina
Фундации
Основанный в 1789 году, Университет Северной Каролины в Чапел-Хилл (в то время называвшийся Университетом Северной Каролины) является одним из трех учебных заведений, претендующих на звание старейшего государственного университета в Соединенных Штатах. Он был закрыт с 1871 по 1875 год из-за серьезных финансовых проблем и снижения числа студентов в период Реконструкции. В 1877 году штат Северная Каролина начал финансировать дополнительные высшие учебные заведения. Со временем штат учредил женский колледж (ныне известный как Университет Северной Каролины в Гринсборо), университет, основанный на земельных грантах (Северный Каролинский государственный университет), пять исторически сложившихся учебных заведений для афроамериканцев (Северный Каролинский государственный университет A&T, Центральный университет Северной Каролины, Государственный университет Уинстон-Сейлема, Государственный университет Фейеттвилля и Государственный университет Элизабет-Сити), а также один университет для обучения коренных американцев (Университет Северной Каролины в Пемброке). Другие были созданы для подготовки учителей для государственных школ и для обучения деятелей исполнительского искусства.
Founded in 1789, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (at the time called the University of North Carolina) is one of three schools to claim the title of oldest public university in the United States. It closed from 1871 to 1875, faced with serious financial and enrollment problems during the Reconstruction era. In 1877, the state of North Carolina began sponsoring additional higher education institutions. Over time, the state added a women's college (now known as the University of North Carolina at Greensboro), a land grant university (North Carolina State University), five historically black institutions (North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University, Winston Salem State University, Fayetteville State University, and Elizabeth City State University) and one to educate American Indians (the University of North Carolina at Pembroke). Others were created to prepare teachers for public education and to instruct performing artists.
Ранняя консолидация
Во время Великой депрессии Генеральная Ассамблея Северной Каролины искала способы сокращения расходов в государственном управлении. В рамках этих усилий в 1931 году был пересмотрен статус Университета Северной Каролины, который в то время относился исключительно к Университету Северной Каролины в Чапел-Хилле. Был создан новый Консолидированный университет Северной Каролины, включающий существующие кампусы Университета Северной Каролины в Чапел-Хилле, Государственного колледжа Северной Каролины (ныне Государственного университета Северной Каролины) и Женского колледжа (ныне Университета Северной Каролины в Гринсборо). Управление тремя кампусами было передано единому совету попечителей и единому президенту, а повседневным руководством кампусов занимали "деканы по административным вопросам". В 1945 году должность "декана по административным вопросам" была переименована в "канцлера". К 1969 году к Консолидированному университету присоединились еще три кампуса в результате законодательных решений: Университет Северной Каролины в Шарлотте, Университет Северной Каролины в Эшвилле и Университет Северной Каролины в Уилмингтоне.
During the Great Depression, the North Carolina General Assembly searched for cost savings within state government. Towards this effort in 1931, it redefined the University of North Carolina, which at the time referred exclusively to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; the new Consolidated University of North Carolina was created to include the existing campuses of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina State College (now North Carolina State University), and the Woman's College (now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro). The three campuses came under the leadership of a single board of trustees and a single president, with "Deans of Administration" serving as day to day leaders of the three campuses. In 1945, the title "Dean of Administration" was changed to "Chancellor." By 1969, three additional campuses had joined the Consolidated University through legislative action: the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the University of North Carolina at Asheville, and the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
Консолидация продолжается
В 1971 году в Северной Каролине был принят закон, объединивший все 16 государственных учреждений, присуждающих степени бакалавра, в состав Университета Северной Каролины. Этот последний этап консолидации предоставил каждой входящей в состав школе собственного канцлера и совет доверенных лиц. В 1985 году Школа математики и естественных наук Северной Каролины, первая в стране государственная школа-интернат для одаренных учеников, была признана ассоциированной школой университета. В 2007 году эта школа стала полноценным членом университета.
In 1971, North Carolina passed legislation bringing into the University of North Carolina all 16 public institutions that confer bachelor's degrees. This latest round of consolidation gave each constituent school its own chancellor and board of trustees. In 1985, the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, the nation's first public residential high school for gifted students, was declared an affiliated school of the university. In 2007, the high school became a full member of the university.
Институты
В рамках своих семнадцати кампусов, UNC включает в себя две медицинские школы и одну учебную больницу, десять программ подготовки медсестер, две школы стоматологии, одну ветеринарную школу и больницу, школу фармации, а также две юридические школы, 15 школ образования, три школы инженерии и школу исполнительских искусств.
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
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Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
Appalachian State University (Appalachian State Teacher's College, до 1967 г.) ASU, App State (для спорта) Бун, округ Ватауга 21 253 университет с программами магистратуры 1899 Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
East Carolina University (East Carolina College, до 1967 г.) ECU, East Carolina (для спорта) Гринвилл, округ Питт 26 785 исследовательский университет с докторской программой 1907 Pirates (NCAA D I, American) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
Elizabeth City State University (Elizabeth City State College, до 1969 г.) ECSU Элизабет-Сити, округ Паскуотанк 2 165 колледж бакалавриата 1891 Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
Fayetteville State University (Fayetteville State College, до 1969 г.) FSU Фейеттвилл, округ Камберленд 6 847 университет с программами магистратуры 1867 Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
North Carolina A&T State University (The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, до 1969 г.) NC A&T Гринсборо, округ Гилфорд 13 885 исследовательский университет с докторской программой 1891 Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
North Carolina Central University (North Carolina College at Durham, до 1969 г.) NCCU, NC Central (для спорта) Дарем, округ Дарем 7 965 университет с программами магистратуры 1909 Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
North Carolina State University (North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, до 1963 г.) NCSU, NC State или State (для спорта) Роли, округ Вейк 37 323 исследовательский университет с докторской программой 1887 Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC) 1932
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
University of North Carolina at Asheville (Asheville Biltmore College до 1969 г.) UNCA или Asheville Эшвилл, округ Бамкомб 2 925 колледж бакалавриата 1927 Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South) 1969
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (University of North Carolina, до 1963 г.) UNC Chapel Hill, UNC CH, North Carolina, или Carolina (для спорта) Чапел-Хилл, округ Оранж 32 234 исследовательский университет с докторской программой 1789 Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC) 1932
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Charlotte College, до 1965 г.) UNC Charlotte, Charlotte (для спорта) Шарлотт, округ Мекленбург 30 298 исследовательский университет с докторской программой 1946 49ers (NCAA D I, American) 1965
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
University of North Carolina at Greensboro (The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, до 1963 г.) UNCG Гринсборо, округ Гилфорд 17 743 исследовательский университет с докторской программой 1891 Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon) 1932
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
University of North Carolina at Pembroke (Pembroke State University, до 1996 г.) UNCP Пембрук, округ Робсон 7 630 университет с программами магистратуры 1887 Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
University of North Carolina at Wilmington (Wilmington College, до 1969 г.) UNCW Уилмингтон, округ Нью-Хановер 17 987 исследовательский университет с докторской программой 1947 Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA) 1969
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
University of North Carolina School of the Arts (North Carolina School of the Arts, до 2008 г.) UNCSA Уинстон-Сейлем, округ Форсайт 1 074 учреждение со специальной направленностью 1963 The Fighting Pickle (N/A) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
Western Carolina University (Western Carolina College, до 1967 г.) WCU, Western Carolina (для спорта) Каллове, округ Джексон 11 628 университет с программами магистратуры 1889 Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
Winston Salem State University (Winston Salem Teacher's College, до 1969 г.) WSSU Уинстон-Сейлем, округ Форсайт 4 776 колледж бакалавриата 1892 Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA) 1972
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics NCSSM Дарем, округ Дарем 680 специализированная школа-интернат 1980 Unicorns (NCHSAA) 2007
Within its seventeen campuses, UNC houses two medical schools and one teaching hospital, ten nursing programs, two schools of dentistry, one veterinary school and hospital, and a school of pharmacy, as well as a two law schools, 15 schools of education, three schools of engineering, and a school for performing artists. Official name(Previous name) Official abbrev. Location EnrollmentAs of Fall 2023 Carnegie Classification Founded Athletics (Affiliation) Joined system Refs (References)Appalachian State University(Appalachian State Teacher's College, until 1967)ASU,App State(for athletics)Boone, Watauga County21,253master's university1899Mountaineers (NCAA D I, Sun Belt)1972East Carolina University(East Carolina College, until 1967)ECU,East Carolina(for athletics)Greenville, Pitt County26,785doctoral/research university1907Pirates (NCAA D I, American)1972Elizabeth City State University(Elizabeth City State College, until 1969)ECSUElizabeth City, Pasquotank County2,165baccalaureate college1891Vikings (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972Fayetteville State University(Fayetteville State College, until 1969)FSUFayetteville, Cumberland County6,847master's university1867Broncos (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina A&T State University(The Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, until 1969)NC A&TGreensboro, Guilford County13,885doctoral/research university1891Aggies (NCAA D I, CAA)1972North Carolina Central University(North Carolina College at Durham, until 1969)NCCU,NC Central(for athletics)Durham, Durham County7,965master's university1909Eagles (NCAA D I, MEAC)1972North Carolina State University(North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, until 1963)NCSU,NC State or State (for athletics)Raleigh, Wake County37,323doctoral/research university1887Wolfpack (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Asheville(Asheville Biltmore College until 1969)UNCA orAshevilleAsheville, Buncombe County2,925baccalaureate college1927Bulldogs (NCAA D I, Big South)1969University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill(University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNC Chapel Hill,UNC CH, North Carolina, or Carolina(for athletics)Chapel Hill, Orange County32,234doctoral/research university1789Tar Heels (NCAA D I, ACC)1932University of North Carolina at Charlotte(Charlotte College, until 1965) UNC Charlotte,Charlotte(for athletics)Charlotte, Mecklenburg County30,298doctoral/research university194649ers (NCAA D I, American)1965University of North Carolina at Greensboro(The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, until 1963)UNCGGreensboro, Guilford County17,743doctoral/research university1891Spartans (NCAA D I, SoCon)1932University of North Carolina at Pembroke(Pembroke State University, until 1996)UNCPPembroke, Robeson County7,630master's university1887Braves (NCAA D II, Carolinas)1972University of North Carolina at Wilmington(Wilmington College, until 1969)UNCWWilmington, New Hanover County17,987doctoral/research university1947Seahawks (NCAA D I, CAA)1969University of North Carolina School of the Arts(North Carolina School of the Arts, until 2008)UNCSAWinston Salem, Forsyth County1,074special focus institution1963The Fighting Pickle (N/A)1972Western Carolina University(Western Carolina College, until 1967)WCU,Western Carolina(for athletics)Cullowhee, Jackson County11,628master's university1889Catamounts (NCAA D I, SoCon)1972Winston Salem State University(Winston Salem Teacher's College, until 1969)WSSUWinston Salem, Forsyth County4,776baccalaureate college1892Rams (NCAA D II, CIAA)1972North Carolina School of Science and MathematicsNCSSMDurham, Durham County680residential high school1980Unicorns (NCHSAA)2007