University of North Carolina School of the Arts

"I AM A STUDENT OF MANY YEARS TO BE WHICH I AM. UNCSA AUDITION UNCSA HOUSING. I AM LEARNING. WHEN DO THE SHOWS OF THE SOCKS AND THING TO RESUME AND BASSOON AND AWESOME FUN GOOD TIMES WITH FREANCH AND FRIENDS AND FUN FAMILY WITH LEANEING AUDITIONS ARE WHERE YO TO GET IN HARD SOMETIMES BUT TO BE GOOD IS HARD SO MAYBE NEXT TIMES. woah. SHANNON THE ESPRESSO MACHINE IS ALWAYS BROCKEN AND I WANT ESPRESSO BUT THAT IS OKAY EBCQYSE ONLY SOMETIEMS ARE WHAT YOH NEED TO BE THAT WHICH YOU NEED. I AM A STUDENT OF MANY YEARS TO BE WHICH I AM."

"By far the best life opportunity I ever underestimated. It took years of therapy to move on after throwing this chance away. Stay in school and stay sober, and if you can't stay sober get help!"

"Had a wonderful date night at the Freedman Theater. Young talented students playing a Jazz Ensemble this was their first for the year and they were great. The theater was very clean and the ushers very friendly and helpful."

"Amazing campus and opportunity for a specialty education. Great programs for music, design, art, vocals, film, drama and dance for high schoolers and college-level students. Great to catch a show whether you like opera, drama, ballet, modern or film. The campus also is ♿ handicap accessible with parking, ramps, elevators and more."

"I was a high school student in the mid 2000s. The program was sub par overall, from how it incorporated and promoted my music studies to the high school academia. I often lament not leaving the program and returning to my prior instructors who were top notch by comparison, but I so wanted to branch out and meet new people and explore my freedoms as a young person. The real kick was that the instructor I had auditioned to attend under left shortly after admitting me, and the school itself never sent me that information, so I had packed up and moved into a school believing I was going to study with someone only to find out that his replacement was an absolute nightmare of a person. I barely made it through those two years of my main supervisor and studio instructor who had been the replacement. The school felt more like a prison for on campus residents than a creative homestead. I met a lot of incredible students and that is what kept me there until I graduated. I auditioned for the college program despite dreading the idea of attending. If you feel like this school isn't giving you what you need, run. I was there under Chancellor Mauceri, another disastrous influence upon the community there. I give the two stars only because of the wonderful student artists I so thoroughly enjoyed living amongst."