City and Regional Planning
Programs | Degrees | Major Codes | Admissions | |
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Doctoral | PhD | PLAN | Fall* | December 12, 2023 |
Master’s | MCRP | PLAN | Fall* | January 9, 2024 |
Fall Graduate School Fellowships | December 12, 2023 (Recommended) | |||
Director of Graduate Admissions | MCRP – Andrew Whittemore (awhittem@email.unc.edu)
PhD – Todd BenDor (bendor@unc.edu) |
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Graduate Coordinator | Sandra Lazo de la Vega (sandral@unc.edu) Sarah Ward (sarahw1@live.unc.edu) |
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Address | Department of City & Regional Planning CB# 3140, New East Building University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 27599 |
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Website | planning.unc.edu | |||
Phone | 919-962-3983 | |||
Test Requirements |
GRE not required
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Letters of Recommendation | 3 | |||
International Applicants Only | TOEFL or IELTS score (no more than two years old) | |||
Other Requirements |
In addition to the University’s required application materials, applicants should review the information below for additional expectations or application requirements.
Your statement of purpose is a critical part of your application. In your statement, you should explain your interests in planning and our program. We look for evidence of academic distinction, but are also interested in how your lived experiences will foster a positive educational environment. Please also share any other relevant information you feel may be helpful to the admissions committee in reviewing your application, such as overcoming professional or academic adversity. Limit your statement to a maximum of two single-spaced pages.
2. Most Recent Resume or CV 3. Please upload a completed version of the Supplemental Questionnaire with your online Graduate School Application. No action can be taken on your application until both this Supplemental Questionnaire and the Application for Admissions to The Graduate School are complete. |