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Find answers to frequently asked questions about the CUREP program.

CUREP aims to increase the participation and representation of students from medically underserved areas in cancer research, contributing significantly to the growth of the biomedical workforce.
The stipend is not taxed, fellows will receive a 1099 MISC. Payments are typically paid out in three equal parts in May, June, and July.
While the program does cover housing for the summer and a $750 food stipend for the summer portion as well, parking costs are to be covered by the student. More information on parking can be found at UNC Transportation and Parking.
Business casual; closed-toe shoes for the lab.
No, this program does not provide education credits.
There are a number of options available for dining at UNC. Find more information at UNC-Chapel Hill campus dining.
A distinguishing feature of CUREP is its year-long coaching component, encompassing study skills, academic writing, time management, self-efficacy, career planning, and wellness. This holistic approach enables participants to integrate academic and social/life skills effectively.