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The opportunities at UNC Wilmington are endless. I’ve been interested in attending the school for years and the reason comes down to many different of aspects. A lot of schools in North Carolina have received great reviews from my friends but Wilmington is on another level. Every student that I’ve talked to about the school have had great things to say. Upon visiting over the summer, I realized UNCW would be a great place to stay physically and studiously fit. My plans after college require me to maintain a healthy lifestyle in the coming four years, therefore, I’ve looked at schools for the dining options, fitness centers, and student lifestyles; nowhere has compared to what I’ve seen in Wilmington.
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