Hi everyone!

I’m looking into the PhD in Special Education program and would love to hear from anyone who has gone through it, is currently enrolled, or is in the process of applying.

I’m hoping to get a better sense of the program beyond what’s available on the website. I’d love to hear about the overall quality of the program, the professors, faculty support, research opportunities, and the general student experience.

I’m also curious about the program’s reputation within the field of special education. For those with firsthand experience, what has your experience been like? Would you recommend the program? Is there anything you wish you had known before starting?

I’d really appreciate any honest feedback or insight, both positive and negative. Thanks!

We are planning on going to the homecoming game this weekend. Our daughter is a freshman so she can get in free. Is she required to sit in student section? Are family members allowed to sit with their student in that section? And is the student section really on the visitors side?

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Is there a whole new building going next to the new osteopath building,?

Just curious because that's where the javelin runway is and we used to use it to practice sometimes. Only runway on the area so it would be a bummer

Hello, I am interested in UNCO's PhD program in Educational Psychology. I have an MA in Education already, with about a decade of high school teaching experience under my belt. I have always been fascinated by psychology (I teach AP Psych currently) and have an interest in doing research on intelligence and developmental psych. I also would love to teach at the college level, and this program offers good TA opportunities. I also like how they have an MA en-route to PhD option. Does anyone have any insight into this program or experience within it? If so, feel free to send me a message, would love the chance to chat. Thanks!

Hello! I recently created a facebook group for plant enthusiast in the NOCO area. It is a fun page for fellow plant lovers to share big box store finds, share plant tips, swap plants, share local plant related events, and more. Feel free to join if this interests you!

Hello! I am a junior in high-school and I’m pretty set  at studying at UNC because of their speech pathology program. However I have a lot of general not-school related questions. There is a bunch of posts similar to mine but they are older and I would really like some up to date information about the life there: food, shops, community, transportation, living accommodations, culture, ect. 

For some background I do not love the idea of a party college. I want a quiet college town in all its glory! I love antique shops, thrifting, cafes, and any good food. I don’t currently have a car and walk or use buses. So all in all “night life” is not something I prioritize as long as there is some community. 

My cat is missing so 50 bucks to whoever finds him and also I put maybe 3 up closer to the college but they were taken down??? I hung them up on public poles and my other ones are up. Can the college just do that???

I'm currently a senior in the NHS college looking to move off campus as I'm kind of fed up with the housing office here. I'd like to move to Cityline Residence or Towers, ideally a two bedroom, 1 bath with no animals in August. I like to keep a tidy space and study quietly. I hope to find someone that I would be friends with but of course boundaries and respect comes first. I'm into sci fi books and playing music. I don't mind a musician as a roommate as I am one too, but there'd have to be some rules around practicing hours. Since I have a little over a year left at UNC, I'd like to have a drama free year with someone I could hang out with :) If you feel like we would vibe well together don't hesitate to reach out!

We're looking for anyone interested in babysitting. We've got 4 kids, 5,7,9,11, and they're very well behaved. My husband and I would like to attend concerts and shows in Denver, which gets us home really late, so we're looking for college aged babysitters who would be able to babysit late at night. We pay well and feed well. Please let me know if you're interested. Thanks!

Hello, I am currently trying to form a UNC iceberg chart and make a video on it, I am stuck on gathering information, so if anyone has any Myths, Theories, Secrets/Stories involving UNC, DM me please.

just wondering if others in the group are here!

I plan to host and throw a lot of gatherings so I want to meet people studying with me 😊

I was wondering if there is any way for students to be able to request transportation for UNC events that are occurring through the university? I know that our university owns vans but that you need to have a license to drive it so is there any way to also get a driver? Trying to remain vague on this post

Has anyone ever successfully submitted a parking appeal? I feel like such an idiot because I accidentally payed for the wrong lot today. Unfortunately I really can’t afford $40 right now.

Hey, y'all, does anyone recommend any Facebook groups or other resources for UNC students and off-campus housing?

Hi UNCO, I'm doing stand up tonight at Stella's Lounge! Come on out to the show and we'll have a great time.

https://www.tixr.com/groups/bandwagon/events/jack-shaw-stand-up-comedy-greeley--165828

Howdy folks, I’m hoping that someone here can help me. I am trying to learn if I need to take the Aleks Math Placement Test which as far as I can tell only places up to calc 1. I’ve taken through calc 3 so it seems redundant. My advisor told me she’d have an answer over two weeks ago and hasn’t emailed or responded to any emails since. I can’t get the associate dean of the college of natural health and sciences, anyone from the department of mathematics, or generally a single person on the phone to help me. I’m tired of being sent to voicemail with no reply or unchecked email boxes so if someone knows anyone who could assist me I’d appreciate it. Thanks!!!

If you’re a student at UNC and looking for housing near (15-20 minute drive) campus, we have a fully furnished room available.

We live in west Greeley and have 2 dogs. Semi private bathroom (it’ll be used by people to come over).

Queen bed, dresser, night stands, and a refrigerator available in room. Kitchen and washing machine on location.

So i’m becoming a transfer student , i’ve been accepted into UNCO with them giving me a $2,500 scholarship for both my spring and fall semesters, UNT is a WIP but I have high hopes i’m gonna get in, and UIW i’ve been accepted into but the only downside is that it’s a private university. UNCO is the only one out of state for me vs UNT is in state and UIW is both instate and in my home city. I’m not sure if this matters but i’m pell grant eligible and i have chapter 35 benefits, hopefully this makes sense. any experiences from these unis?

Has anyone completed this program geared towards working professionals? I would love to hear your experience. Were the weekend intensives enough to feel you got a good grasp on the subject matter? I’m considering other online options, but I’m curious about how successful people found this program. Thanks!