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Opened in 1992, five complete curriculum programs are offered
at this Pittsboro campus.
Enrollment: 17,000+
Founded in 1839, it is known for the high caliber
of its faculty as well as its research and academic programs.
It is also known as an international center for medicine, with
Duke University Hospital being the largest hospital in the state.
Enrollment: 10,800
As part of the University of North Carolina
system, along with its regular programs, this institution offers
a wide selection of courses in the evening with many degrees
available to students attending evening classes only.
Enrollment: 5,191
This college has dozens of satellite locations in the Research
Triangle Area.
This college provides comprehensive occupational, general and
continuing education instruction in almost 30 areas. Enrollment:
3,050
The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Founded in 1793, this is the country's first state university.
Ranked as one of the top research institutions in the nation,
the university is also known for its achievements in teaching
and public service. Enrollment: 24,180
This is the largest university in the University of North Carolina
system. Founded in 1887, it is nationally known for research,
teaching, and outreach in the areas of science and technology,
social science, the humanities and a wide array of professional
programs. Enrollment: 28,011
Founded in 1891, this is the largest private four-year women's
college in the southeast. Enrollment: 2,534
Founded in 1857 and affiliated with the Presbyterian Church
(USA), this is a private liberal arts and sciences college for
women. Enrollment: 562
Founded in 1867, it is supported by the Episcopal Church and
offers Arts and Sciences bachelor degrees in 36 areas of concentration.
Enrollment: 1,492
Founded in 1865, this is a co-educational, church-related institute
with an accent on the liberal arts.
Enrollment: 2,529
Founded
in 1950 by the Southern Baptist Convention, this is ranked as
the sixth largest seminary in the nation. Enrollment: 1,700
Associate
degrees, vocational programs, or certificates can be earned
in more than 90 different curriculum programs. They also offer
continuing education programs at flexible hours.
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