That everyone is obsessed with UNC basketball. That UNC students work hard and party hard. UNC greek life is preppy
Preppy, happy.
Hard working, like to have a good time, laid back, accepting
they are all prepy, stuck up snobs with lots of money and stds
Preppy, money, arrogant
southern
Snobby, liberals
That there is a lot of racial self -segregation on campus.
smart, stuck-up, wealthy, guys are homosexual, liberal, overrated
That they are arrogant and spoiled rich kids and that there are a lot of homosexuals in the population.
rich, diverse, smart, social
preppy, smart, think they're better than everyone else
They're smart, rich, snobby.
That we are stuck up, smart rich kids who think we are better than everyone else.
in state: stupid
That everyone but our altheltes are very intelligent
Wine and Cheese Northface/Mt Hardwear crackers
Many non-UNC people think our student body is overtly liberal. They perceive the "soft" liberal arts majors at UNC as worthless. There is also the attitude (mostly among NC State people) that UNC has an unusually large gay community.
were smart.
Most people think all students at UNC are extremely liberal.
The stereotype I hear the most is that UNC students and alum are arrogant, snotty rich people. Members in greek organizations also get a bad repuation of being especially stuck up and alcoholics.
The girls at UNC are hot and the basketball team is awesome.
stuck up kids, pricks, superiority issues
Intelligent, rich, snobby, preppy
Some stereotypes about UNC are that there are more gay people here than at any other University and every student worships basketball.
liberal hippies, rainbow flag waving gays, preppy frat boys and sorority girls, spoiled brats
Among North Carolinians we have a reputation for being really smart and a bit preppy, whereas NCSTATE students are seen as more salt-of-the-earth Carolinians. That's not really a negative stereotype for us I don't think, but it colors how people in North Carolina approach you when you say your from UNC.
UNC students are Duke rejects. UNC students are liberal hippies.
They are Preppy and stuck up.
Snobby, Well Educated, Rich, Fratty
UNC is often stereotyped as an academically challenging school that studies hard but can also have a good time and has great sports teams. UNC students seem to be stereotyped as rich, obnoxious, and pretentious.
Many people from other colleges in the area think that we all think we are better than everyone. Also that we are unstoppable in basketball. Always and forever.
It can be seen as a very homogeneous student body: white, preppy, well-off, southern, majority being from Charlotte and Raleigh. It is known as the best of the UNC schools so the students are smart, very competitive, and very much follow the "work hard, play hard" philosophy.
People who don't go to UNC tend to think that we're all stuck up about our school as an entirety and obsessed with our mens basketball team.
They are all extremely liberal, there is little racial integration.
Depending on who you ask, you'll either hear that we're all left-wing communist hippies who will corrupt your innocent kid and send her home a pot smoking pagan lesbian who always votes straight-ticket for Democrats. The opposite extreme you'll hear is that we're a "wine and cheese" crowd. Everyone's from Charlotte or Raleigh and has belonged to a country club since birth.
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