University of Northern Colorado

About University of Northern Colorado

Description

Founded in 1889, with dedicated faculty, active students and Division I athletic teams, the University of Northern Colorado is large enough to provide every student true university opportunities and small enough to treat students as individuals. With locations of exceptional historical and scenic value, UNC is located in the beautiful, friendly community of Greeley.

Academic Life

We offer a solid liberal arts foundation, relevant professional coursework and real-world experiences in an environment where faculty and staff value personal attention as a key to learning. UNC offers more than 100 undergraduate or 100-plus graduate programs of study offered by five colleges all supported by a cornerstone curriculum in the humanities and social sciences. http://www.unco.edu/academics/

Campus Life

When you’re ready for a break from studying, UNC is ready for you! Over 140 clubs and organizations that focus on music, politics, hobbies sports and more make it easy to make new friends and get involved on campus! http://www.unco.edu/studentactivities/

Facilities and Resources

UNC offers a variety of living spaces in 17 different residence halls on campus. http://www.unco.edu/housing/res_halls/reshalls.htm.

UNC’s Campus Recreation Center offers multi-purpose gyms, a climbing wall, racquetball courts, pool, indoor track, fitness classes, intramural sports and state–of-the-art equipment.http://www.unco.edu/campusrec/

Tour UNC with a personal guide! http://www.unco.edu/future/visit/index.asp.

Athletics / Sports

To learn about the UNC Bears athletic teams, visit http://www.uncbears.com/landing/index

Financial Aid / Tuition

FASFA and scholarship applications deadline at UNC is March 1. http://www.unco.edu/ofa/

Admission

To view the University of Northern Colorado’s Admissions Requirements visit http://www.unco.edu/admissions/basicRequirements.asp

Summer Program

Summer Session http://www.unco.edu/summer/

Registrar’s Office, 970-351-2231

Students can take 6-, 8- or 12-week classes on-campus or on-line.