UNC Board of Governors Penalizes UNC-Chapel Hill Over Out-of-State Admissions

Posted Mar 7, 2016
One item on the UNC Board of Governors meeting agenda last Friday sparked a 30 minute debate and led to a $1 million penalty for the system’s flagship university. The debate generated from a recommendation of the board’s Committee on Budget and Finance calling for an exception to be granted over UNC – Chapel Hill exceeding the cap on out-of-state freshman enrollees for the second consecutive year. (Chapelboro.com)

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