Visit the Undergraduate Business Program
There is no better way to get a feel for the Undergraduate Business Program experience than to visit in person. We encourage all prospective students to take a guided or self-guided tour. Don't forget to review our current admissions events listings when you're planning your visit.
Guided Tours
On select Fridays throughout fall and spring semesters, we offer student-led tours and information sessions with our admissions team. Tours are scheduled at 2 p.m., so we encourage visitors to attend the 10:30 a.m. UNC campus tour led by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
Self-Guided Tours
If you are unable to make it to one of our formal visits, we invite you to try out our Self-Guided Tour App. Stop by the Undergraduate Business Help Desk (McColl 3100, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) to get instructions for downloading the app on your mobile device or to borrow one of our iPads.
Directions to UNC Kenan-Flagler
UNC Kenan-Flager is located in the McColl building off of Skipper Bowles Dr., beside the Dean Smith Center, and only a 10-minute walk or 3-minute bus ride (U Bus) from Ram’s Head Parking Deck. There is limited visitor parking available at Kenan-Flagler. Visit UNC Parking.
Advising, Pre-Business Resources and Application Guidance
A range of individualized advising and guidance services are available to current UNC students interested in applying to the Undergraduate Business Program.
Pre-Business Advising
Pre-business majors or minors are encouraged to seek advising from the General College Division of Social Science advisors — who ensure students are prepared for business school admissions.
One-on-One Advising Appointments
We also offer limited one-on-one advising sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings in Steele Building. Appointments may be scheduled online using the Academic Advising Scheduler.
UB Mentorship Program
Our UB Mentorship Program allows you to gain business skills and learn how to apply. It’s for under-served populations, including minorities, first-generation college students and students who have overcome social or economic hardships.