UNCP is a mid-sized university located in Pembroke, North Carolina.  It offers more than 50 undergraduate degrees and majors in business and economics, arts and sciences, and education. UNCP also has a special tuition scheme whereby the students’ annual tuition is $5,000.

UNCP has a strong emphasis on the liberal arts – the arts, humanities, natural, and social sciences that will help students become an expert at learning. 

With countless opportunities to learn, explore and strengthen the skills students care about most, as well as the benefits that come from small class sizes, excellent faculty and a tightly-knit community that cares, UNC Pembroke students get a unique opportunity to make a name for themselves.

UNCP faculty and staff are some of the best anywhere. With nearly 60 percent of our instructors holding at least a Ph.D., they’re an incredibly knowledgeable group of teaching professionals and are truly willing to go the extra mile to make sure their students are successful. Nearly half of classes have fewer than 20 students. Classes aren’t held in massive auditoriums, allowing students to find the personal attention they need to truly build on and master the concepts key to their success.

UNC Pembroke calls the small town of Pembroke, N.C., home. It’s a welcoming community that cares about students and ultimately wants to help them meet their goals in life. That sentiment is echoed by students, faculty and an administration that wakes up every morning striving to achieve success. Students will have all the support you need to thrive at UNC Pembroke.

UNC Pembroke has a vibrant and diverse campus, and it truly shows in the opportunities available to students. There are more than 80 student organizations and a student body made up of a wide range of cultures and ethnicities. Add those traits to the strong performing arts community and competitive NCAA Division II Athletics programs, and UNC Pembroke students end up with robust campus experience that is unique to Pembroke. Where else can you play kickball with faculty and staff or cheer on the basketball team while sitting next to the chancellor?