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Quick Stats

Female Undergrads 58%
Male Undergrads 42%
Birth Control Available? Yes
Female students are required to have an exam before they receive birth control pills from Student Health Services, and they must have an annual exam to renew a prescription. Student Health Services offers other kinds of birth control as well.
Best Places to Meet Guys & Girls
  1. Frat Court
  2. Franklin Street
  3. Campus organizations
Best Places to Hook Up
  1. Frat Court
  2. Franklin Street
  3. Off-campus parties
  4. Dorm room

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

At UNC there is no shortage of places to meet members of the opposite sex. Parties, campus activities, clubs, sports, and Lenoir are all good places to meet people. This is not a problem at UNC, especially if you’re a guy because of the 60:40 girl to guy ratio. Sustaining a relationship is quite possible here. There are plenty of romantic restaurants to take a date, or if you are willing to venture out a little further, there are some of the finest mountains in the Appalachian Range less than two hours away. A weekend of hiking, biking, and camping could serve as an alternative to dinner and a movie when you’re living in North Carolina.

There’s a popular saying: “Carolina girls are best in the world.” Everyone is aware of the disproportionate ratio at UNC. Girls use it to explain why they’re single, and guys use it to brag to their buddies. Most students are smart and outgoing. Everyone at Carolina is unique in his or her own way. You have the Southern belles, the preppies, the classic frat boys, the hip hop lovers, the rockers, the quiet ones, the loud ones, the wannabes, and the ambitious types who are involved in everything. That’s what makes Carolina guys and girls the cream of the crop.

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Guys & Girls at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

brittney31

Pre-Medicine Studies '15

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Everyone's FUN!

So there's A LOT of people. Someone will appeal to you because there is such a big pool to pick from!

May 20, 2012

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ashleygwyn

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering '16

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Boys Are Cute

Both girls and boys are either super country or hipster, but in a cute way.

May 09, 2012

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Mtramsey

Chemistry '14

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Girls

The girls are generally very pretty. It is really easy to find all types of girls: hippie, sorority, nerds, etc.

Apr 18, 2012

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Housing Community Events Supporting the campus-wide Sustainability Week, two members of Craige Community Government display a table of healthy, organic food options for residents to try as they enter the lobby. Social and educational events hosted by RAs and the community governments are open to the housing community and help to foster a social atmosphere.
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Taking the Scenic Route to Class Two boys opt to take the scenic route to class by walking through this covered pathway on Cameron Avenue.
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Socializing on the Craige Balcony On a warm day, the balcony of a South Campus dorm can be the perfect place to sit in the shade, relax, or study. Two freshman boys living in Craige residence hall take advantage of the springtime weather to relax outside and socialize.
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Social Scene

It is quite easy to meet people at UNC. Since several dorms are coed, you have to run into someone of the opposite sex sooner or later. However, it is up to you to interact with them. Granted, because UNC’s gender ratio is disproportionately female, it is slightly easier for men to date and interact with women. However, because there are so many schools in the area, ladies have a prime selection to choose from as well.

Hookups or Relationships?

There are many students who are in relationships—either with another UNC student or with a student from another college in the area (NC State, Duke, Wake Forest). On the whole, most girls at UNC are in relationships, some more serious than others. However, with more than 17,000 undergrads, there is still a big singles pool available for hookups, friendships, or whatever you choose. For those who are in relationships, there are plenty of romantic restaurants, dance clubs, and movie theaters for you and your significant other to check out. For those still on the singles market, which at Carolina can be a good thing, there are many eateries, clubs, bars, and fraternity or sorority parties for you to find that random hookup or special person.

Best Places to Meet Guys/Girls

Some of the best places to meet people of the opposite sex on campus are the dining halls. Ram’s Head, which is the dining hall located on South Campus, allows you the opportunity to mingle with other South Campus residents. On the weekends, the P2P is a hot spot. It is the shuttle service that travels around campus to the dorms and drops students off on Franklin Street. You are sure to have interesting encounters en route to Franklin.

Dress Code

There is no dress code at UNC. Some students dress to impress everyday, while other students dress in whatever they could find that morning that was not curled up into a ball. During the spring and summer seasons, most everyone is in short-sleeves or sleeveless shirts, shorts, skirts, and sandals (typically Rainbow flip-flops). There are a variety of styles ranging from Abercrombie & Fitch to EckoRed, or Gap to a UNC sweatshirt or T-shirt and jeans. Also, when it’s time to dress for a night on the town, Carolina students can certainly clean up.

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