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Check out a typical UNC Lecture Hall

Here is a look at your average lecture hall here at Carolina. Most of the 101 classes taken by freshmen are held in large auditoriums like this one and hold anywhere from 100-400 students.

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There were a large auditoriums or lecture halls with anywhere from like one hundred two, three hundred students with Professor up there at the front, I especially like your one hundred level classes. They are usually typically very large amounts of students. There's actually no one in here at the time because I don't have any. As you get older and as you get more focused into your major, the cost is sizes normally get smaller. A chapel hill and you will have a good number of thes your freshman year. Um, and maybe even some as you get older, but it'll definitely become less of a thing.