RANKED 6 TH IN THE NATION AS A PUBLIC UNIVERSITY ON THE RISE BY COLLEGEGAZETTE.COM
APPLICATION CHECKLIST • Complete the online application at applytexas.org or commonapp.org • Submit application fee* ($75 for U.S. citizens and permanent residents; $85 for international students) *$90 after March 1 for incoming freshmen; July 1 for new fall transfers and Dec. 1 for new spring transfers
• Submit official transcripts (high school and/or each college attended) • Submit official SAT or ACT scores, if required
IMPORTANT DATES • Priority application dates for incoming freshmen: March 1 to enroll for the fall semester Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Priority application dates for incoming transfers: July 1 to enroll for the fall semester Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Summer application dates vary by session.
Before applying, make sure you explore the UNT website at unt.edu.
At UNT, your interests are our passion. We provide you with the most innovative technologies, the in-demand skills employers want, and the knowledge that you will receive unconditional support from our caring faculty and staff. As a Carnegie-ranked Tier One research university with more than 39,000 students and 106 bachelor’s degrees — many nationally and internationally ranked — we’ve got everything you need to rise above any challenge and prepare you for a successful future.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Where to Begin......................................2 FTIC Admissions....................................4 Transfer Admissions..............................6 Invest in Your Future.............................8 Connect With Us.................................. 10 Get Ready to Succeed at UNT.......... 12 1
RANKED 6 TH IN THE NATION AS A PUBLIC UNIVERSITY ON THE RISE BY COLLEGEGAZETTE.COM
APPLICATION CHECKLIST • Complete the online application at applytexas.org or commonapp.org • Submit application fee* ($75 for U.S. citizens and permanent residents; $85 for international students) *$90 after March 1 for incoming freshmen; July 1 for new fall transfers and Dec. 1 for new spring transfers
• Submit official transcripts (high school and/or each college attended) • Submit official SAT or ACT scores, if required
IMPORTANT DATES • Priority application dates for incoming freshmen: March 1 to enroll for the fall semester Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Priority application dates for incoming transfers: July 1 to enroll for the fall semester Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Summer application dates vary by session.
Before applying, make sure you explore the UNT website at unt.edu.
At UNT, your interests are our passion. We provide you with the most innovative technologies, the in-demand skills employers want, and the knowledge that you will receive unconditional support from our caring faculty and staff. As a Carnegie-ranked Tier One research university with more than 39,000 students and 106 bachelor’s degrees — many nationally and internationally ranked — we’ve got everything you need to rise above any challenge and prepare you for a successful future.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Where to Begin......................................2 FTIC Admissions....................................4 Transfer Admissions..............................6 Invest in Your Future.............................8 Connect With Us.................................. 10 Get Ready to Succeed at UNT.......... 12 1
106 BACHELOR’S DEGREES COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Health Promotion Human Development and Family Science Kinesiology (Physical Education) Recreation, Event and Sport Management
COLLEGE OF HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICE Applied Behavior Analysis Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology ° Criminal
Justice
Teaching
Emergency Administration and Planning
* Elementary Education
Nonprofit Leadership Studies
Middle School Education Secondary Education Teacher Certification Programs
Public Health ° Rehabilitation
Studies
Social Work Urban Policy and Planning
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Biomedical Engineering Computer Engineering * Computer Science Construction Engineering Technology Construction Management Cybersecuirty Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology * Information Technology
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION Data Science
French Geography Geographic Information Systems and Computer Science
COLLEGE OF MERCHANDISING, HOSPITALITY & TOURISM * Consumer Experience Management
Aviation Logistics
German
Home Furnishings Merchandising
Business Analytics
History
Hospitality Management
Business Computer Information Systems
*° Integrative Studies International Studies
Merchandising Retailing
* Journalism Advertising
COLLEGE OF MUSIC Music
Photojournalism
(Teacher Preparation)
Public Relations
Jazz Studies
* Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Music Theory
* Marketing
Harpsichord
Philosophy
Orchestral Instruments
Political Science
Orchestral InstrumentsMultiple Woodwind
Communication Studies
Materials Science and Engineering
Converged Broadcast Media
Mechanical and Energy Engineering
Dance
Mechanical Engineering Technology
English
Economics
Art History
Digital/Print Journalism
Media Arts
Anthropology
Art Education
General, Choral and Instrumental
° Learning
Professional and Technical Communication * Psychology Religion
Organ
Human Resource Management
Operations and Supply Chain Management Real Estate Risk, Insurance and Financial Services COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Biochemistry
Voice
Biology
Sociology
NEW COLLEGE
Spanish
*° Applied Arts and Sciences
Theatre
* General Business
Piano
Social Science
* Project Design and Analysis
COLLEGE OF VISUAL ARTS & DESIGN
Finance
Broadcast/Digital Journalism
Music Performance
Named one of America’s 100 Best College Buys® for 24 consecutive years
Entrepreneurship
Composition
Latino Culture, Economy and Policy
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES
* Business Integrated Studies Economics
Japanese
Science and Applied Technology Linguistics
Accounting
Digital Retailing
° Information
Technologies
G. BRINT RYAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Ceramics Communication Design Drawing and Painting Fashion Design Interdisciplinary Art and Design Studies Interior Design Metalsmithing and Jewelry New Media Art Photography Printmaking Sculpture
Chemistry
* Program also available at Frisco location
Ecology for Environmental
° Program available 100% online. Visit online.unt.edu for more.
Science Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Physics
106 BACHELOR’S DEGREES COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Health Promotion Human Development and Family Science Kinesiology (Physical Education) Recreation, Event and Sport Management
COLLEGE OF HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICE Applied Behavior Analysis Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology ° Criminal
Justice
Teaching
Emergency Administration and Planning
* Elementary Education
Nonprofit Leadership Studies
Middle School Education Secondary Education Teacher Certification Programs
Public Health ° Rehabilitation
Studies
Social Work Urban Policy and Planning
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Biomedical Engineering Computer Engineering * Computer Science Construction Engineering Technology Construction Management Cybersecuirty Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology * Information Technology
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION Data Science
French Geography Geographic Information Systems and Computer Science
COLLEGE OF MERCHANDISING, HOSPITALITY & TOURISM * Consumer Experience Management
Aviation Logistics
German
Home Furnishings Merchandising
Business Analytics
History
Hospitality Management
Business Computer Information Systems
*° Integrative Studies International Studies
Merchandising Retailing
* Journalism Advertising
COLLEGE OF MUSIC Music
Photojournalism
(Teacher Preparation)
Public Relations
Jazz Studies
* Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Music Theory
* Marketing
Harpsichord
Philosophy
Orchestral Instruments
Political Science
Orchestral InstrumentsMultiple Woodwind
Communication Studies
Materials Science and Engineering
Converged Broadcast Media
Mechanical and Energy Engineering
Dance
Mechanical Engineering Technology
English
Economics
Art History
Digital/Print Journalism
Media Arts
Anthropology
Art Education
General, Choral and Instrumental
° Learning
Professional and Technical Communication * Psychology Religion
Organ
Human Resource Management
Operations and Supply Chain Management Real Estate Risk, Insurance and Financial Services COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Biochemistry
Voice
Biology
Sociology
NEW COLLEGE
Spanish
*° Applied Arts and Sciences
Theatre
* General Business
Piano
Social Science
* Project Design and Analysis
COLLEGE OF VISUAL ARTS & DESIGN
Finance
Broadcast/Digital Journalism
Music Performance
Named one of America’s 100 Best College Buys® for 24 consecutive years
Entrepreneurship
Composition
Latino Culture, Economy and Policy
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES
* Business Integrated Studies Economics
Japanese
Science and Applied Technology Linguistics
Accounting
Digital Retailing
° Information
Technologies
G. BRINT RYAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Ceramics Communication Design Drawing and Painting Fashion Design Interdisciplinary Art and Design Studies Interior Design Metalsmithing and Jewelry New Media Art Photography Printmaking Sculpture
Chemistry
* Program also available at Frisco location
Ecology for Environmental
° Program available 100% online. Visit online.unt.edu for more.
Science Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Physics
At UNT, we’re here to help you through every step of the application and admissions process. We know there’s a lot to do when applying for college, but it’s easy when you PREPARE. APPLY. INVEST. CONNECT.
NAMED A BEST IN THE WEST COLLEGE BY THE PRINCETON REVIEW FOR 10 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
PREPARE
WHERE TO BEGIN
How do I prepare to successfully apply to UNT? The earlier, the better. Whether you’re in high school or a transfer student ready to move from where you are to where you want to be, early preparation is always key. High school students: • Take the PSAT your junior year. • Take the ACT or SAT early in your senior year. • Submit scores to UNT with your application by the priority date. Transfer students: • Gather transcripts from each college you have attended. • Submit your high school transcript and your SAT/ACT scores if you have fewer than 30 credit hours. • Meet with one of our admissions counselors to learn more about how to transfer to UNT.
How do I fund my future at UNT? 1. Your first stop for funding is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA) if you’re ineligible for federal aid through the FAFSA. • The FAFSA application opens Oct. 1 every year, and requires that you gather all supporting documents before you file. • For more information on the TASFA, visit collegeforalltexans.com. 2. Your second stop is applying for scholarships. • We offer a wide range of scholarships for all students, majors, classifications and personal qualifications. Learn more about our scholarships and submitting the General Scholarship Application at scholarships.unt.edu.
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At UNT, we’re here to help you through every step of the application and admissions process. We know there’s a lot to do when applying for college, but it’s easy when you PREPARE. APPLY. INVEST. CONNECT.
NAMED A BEST IN THE WEST COLLEGE BY THE PRINCETON REVIEW FOR 10 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
PREPARE
WHERE TO BEGIN
How do I prepare to successfully apply to UNT? The earlier, the better. Whether you’re in high school or a transfer student ready to move from where you are to where you want to be, early preparation is always key. High school students: • Take the PSAT your junior year. • Take the ACT or SAT early in your senior year. • Submit scores to UNT with your application by the priority date. Transfer students: • Gather transcripts from each college you have attended. • Submit your high school transcript and your SAT/ACT scores if you have fewer than 30 credit hours. • Meet with one of our admissions counselors to learn more about how to transfer to UNT.
How do I fund my future at UNT? 1. Your first stop for funding is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA) if you’re ineligible for federal aid through the FAFSA. • The FAFSA application opens Oct. 1 every year, and requires that you gather all supporting documents before you file. • For more information on the TASFA, visit collegeforalltexans.com. 2. Your second stop is applying for scholarships. • We offer a wide range of scholarships for all students, majors, classifications and personal qualifications. Learn more about our scholarships and submitting the General Scholarship Application at scholarships.unt.edu.
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FRESHMAN ADMISSIONS
APPLY You’re ready to join the Mean Green family, and we’re here to help you start your journey. Our admissions process is designed with you in mind, and our friendly counselors are always available to answer your questions.
20 PROGRAMS RANKED IN THE TOP 100 IN THE NATION BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
Step 1: Submit your UNT application and app fee via applytexas.org or commonapp.org. • Application fee* ($75 for U.S. citizens and permanent residents; $85 for international students) *$90 after March 1 for incoming freshmen
Step 2: Submit your official transcripts and entrance exam scores, if required.
DEADLINES Most incoming freshmen apply between August and December of their senior year. Incoming freshmen priority application dates: • March 1 to enroll for the fall semester* • Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Summer application dates vary by session.
UNIVERSITY ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Students not meeting these requirements will be reviewed on an individual basis. University admission requirements do not guarantee acceptance to every program. Review individual program requirements at unt.edu/academics/undergrad.
Class Rank*
SAT
ACT
TOP 10%
NO MINIMUM SCORE
NO MINIMUM SCORE
NEXT 15%
1030
20
2ND QUARTER
1130
23
3RD QUARTER
1250
26
Or have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 (unweighted) Visit admissions.unt.edu/freshman for more info regarding admission deadlines and requirements. *For priority scholarship award consideration, you must be admitted by March 1.
How will I know if I’m accepted? Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis. You’ll be informed of your admission status via mail and through your my.unt.edu account.
* UNT will calculate your class rank if you don’t have one. You may also qualify for guaranteed admission if you are registered as a participant in UNT’s Eagle Advantage program. Find out more at eagleadvantage.unt.edu. For more information about competitive scholarships and test scores, visit scholarships.unt.edu.
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FRESHMAN ADMISSIONS
APPLY You’re ready to join the Mean Green family, and we’re here to help you start your journey. Our admissions process is designed with you in mind, and our friendly counselors are always available to answer your questions.
20 PROGRAMS RANKED IN THE TOP 100 IN THE NATION BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
Step 1: Submit your UNT application and app fee via applytexas.org or commonapp.org. • Application fee* ($75 for U.S. citizens and permanent residents; $85 for international students) *$90 after March 1 for incoming freshmen
Step 2: Submit your official transcripts and entrance exam scores, if required.
DEADLINES Most incoming freshmen apply between August and December of their senior year. Incoming freshmen priority application dates: • March 1 to enroll for the fall semester* • Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Summer application dates vary by session.
UNIVERSITY ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Students not meeting these requirements will be reviewed on an individual basis. University admission requirements do not guarantee acceptance to every program. Review individual program requirements at unt.edu/academics/undergrad.
Class Rank*
SAT
ACT
TOP 10%
NO MINIMUM SCORE
NO MINIMUM SCORE
NEXT 15%
1030
20
2ND QUARTER
1130
23
3RD QUARTER
1250
26
Or have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 (unweighted) Visit admissions.unt.edu/freshman for more info regarding admission deadlines and requirements. *For priority scholarship award consideration, you must be admitted by March 1.
How will I know if I’m accepted? Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis. You’ll be informed of your admission status via mail and through your my.unt.edu account.
* UNT will calculate your class rank if you don’t have one. You may also qualify for guaranteed admission if you are registered as a participant in UNT’s Eagle Advantage program. Find out more at eagleadvantage.unt.edu. For more information about competitive scholarships and test scores, visit scholarships.unt.edu.
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TRANSFER ADMISSIONS
APPLY Listed as a member of the Excellence in Community College Transfer Honor Roll by Phi Theta Kappa five years in a row
Ready to move from where you are to where you want to be? UNT is here to help you every step of the way. We have one of the most student-friendly transfer policies of any university in the region because we care about your future and are dedicated to your success.
Step 1: Review our transfer admission requirements at admissions.unt.edu/ transfer. • Admission requirements differ depending on the number of hours being transferred and your current college GPA. • Your SAT/ACT scores and high school transcript are taken into consideration if you have fewer than 30 college credit hours. • If you have been out of high school for five years or longer, you may qualify for Adult Admission.
Step 2: Submit your UNT application and app fee via applytexas.org or commonapp.org. • Application fee* ($75 for U.S. citizens and permanent residents; $85 for international students) *$90 after July 1 for new fall transfers or Dec. 1 for new spring transfers
Step 3: Submit separate official transcripts from each college you’ve attended. If you’ve earned fewer than 30 college credit hours, submit an official high school transcript, as well as official SAT or ACT scores.
DEADLINES • Incoming transfer priority application dates: • July 1 to enroll for the fall semester • Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Summer application dates vary by session. You must be admitted and submit the General Scholarship application by April 15 for priority scholarship consideration. Visit scholarships.unt.edu for details. AT UNT, we provide one-on-one admissions counseling and a variety of transfer guides to make the transfer experience that much easier. • You can find which community college courses will apply toward your degree at registrar.unt.edu/transfer-guides. • Work with our admissions counselors to get the resources you need for a seamless transfer to UNT. Find a counselor at admissions.unt.edu/contactus/transfer-counselors.
Visit admissions.unt.edu/transfer for more information regarding admission deadlines, requirements, and ways to connect with an admissions counselor.
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TRANSFER ADMISSIONS
APPLY Listed as a member of the Excellence in Community College Transfer Honor Roll by Phi Theta Kappa five years in a row
Ready to move from where you are to where you want to be? UNT is here to help you every step of the way. We have one of the most student-friendly transfer policies of any university in the region because we care about your future and are dedicated to your success.
Step 1: Review our transfer admission requirements at admissions.unt.edu/ transfer. • Admission requirements differ depending on the number of hours being transferred and your current college GPA. • Your SAT/ACT scores and high school transcript are taken into consideration if you have fewer than 30 college credit hours. • If you have been out of high school for five years or longer, you may qualify for Adult Admission.
Step 2: Submit your UNT application and app fee via applytexas.org or commonapp.org. • Application fee* ($75 for U.S. citizens and permanent residents; $85 for international students) *$90 after July 1 for new fall transfers or Dec. 1 for new spring transfers
Step 3: Submit separate official transcripts from each college you’ve attended. If you’ve earned fewer than 30 college credit hours, submit an official high school transcript, as well as official SAT or ACT scores.
DEADLINES • Incoming transfer priority application dates: • July 1 to enroll for the fall semester • Dec. 1 to enroll for the spring semester • Summer application dates vary by session. You must be admitted and submit the General Scholarship application by April 15 for priority scholarship consideration. Visit scholarships.unt.edu for details. AT UNT, we provide one-on-one admissions counseling and a variety of transfer guides to make the transfer experience that much easier. • You can find which community college courses will apply toward your degree at registrar.unt.edu/transfer-guides. • Work with our admissions counselors to get the resources you need for a seamless transfer to UNT. Find a counselor at admissions.unt.edu/contactus/transfer-counselors.
Visit admissions.unt.edu/transfer for more information regarding admission deadlines, requirements, and ways to connect with an admissions counselor.
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INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE
INVEST
STEPS FOR FUNDING SUCCESS
Types of Aid
Reaching the moment when you cross the commencement stage to accept your diploma is not an easy feat. It takes a support system — a community of advisors, faculty, staff and fellow students. At UNT, we make sure that our Mean Green family is supported by awarding more than $405 million in financial aid, including more than $50 million in scholarships each year. Learn more at financialaid.unt.edu and scholarships.unt.edu.
Step 1: Gather the documents you need for the FAFSA.
Once you complete the FAFSA, you are eligible for gift aid (scholarships and grants) or self-aid (loans and work-study). UNT awards more than $405 million in financial aid and scholarships each year, and we’re here to help you succeed both academically and financially.
Average tuition cost Texas Resident, Undergraduate, Taking Courses On-Campus: $11,280 (Based on taking 15 semester credit hours in fall and spring semesters)
Non-Resident, Undergraduate, Taking Courses On-Campus: $23,550 (Based on taking 15 semester credit hours in fall and spring semesters)
Oklahoma Resident, Undergraduate, Taking Courses On-Campus: $12,780. (Based on taking 15 semester credit hours in fall and spring semesters. Visit ok2.unt.edu for details about our Oklahoma Tuition Rate)
The costs above do not reflect academic fees or differential tuition. To determine cost based on your classification, residency status, academic program/ major and the number of hours you plan on taking, use our tuition calculators at unt.edu/calculators. UNT’S START GREEN, STAY GREEN INITIATIVE CONNECTS YOU WITH RESOURCES THAT CAN HELP YOU THROUGH DIFFICULT FINANCIAL TIMES. LEARN MORE AT UNT.EDU/STAYGREEN.
• There is no cost to submit and process your FAFSA, which helps universities determine your eligibility for financial aid.
Step 2: Submit your FAFSA each year beginning Oct. 1. • Eligibility requirements* and the types of aid available are at fafsa.gov. *Includes eligibility requirements and types of aid available to non-citizens.
If you’re ineligible for the FAFSA because of your immigration status, you may be eligible to complete the Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA). Learn more at collegeforalltexans.com.
Step 3: Check the FAFSA priority application dates you need to know! Jan. 15: Priority app date for fall and spring semesters Aug. 15: Priority app date for the spring semester only Feb. 15: Priority app date for summer only *Summer applicants: In addition to the FAFSA, you will be required to complete the Summer Aid Interest Form, which will be available in early spring at my.unt.edu.
Step 4: Apply for scholarships. Use the General Scholarship Application to apply for scholarships. Visit scholarships.unt.edu for details.
Gift aid does not need to be repaid. These financial options will allow you to fully focus on your studies and hit the ground running once you graduate without having to pay anything back. Self-aid provides another avenue to fund your future at UNT. We have many resources available to guide you through the loan application and repayment process, and our work-study positions are a great opportunity to engage with peers and gain work experience for your resume. Learn more about loans at financialaid.unt.edu/loans and more about our work-study positions at careercenter.unt.edu. OUR EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS OFFER FIVE AWARD LEVELS TO ELIGIBLE INCOMING FRESHMEN. LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL THE SCHOLARSHIPS UNT HAS TO OFFER AT SCHOLARSHIPS.UNT.EDU.
Student Money Management Center UNT’s award-winning Student Money Management Center offers confidential personalized money management consultations, financial workshops and Eagle Support Programs to provide students with emergency funding when they need it. Learn more at moneymanagement.unt.edu.
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INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE
INVEST
STEPS FOR FUNDING SUCCESS
Types of Aid
Reaching the moment when you cross the commencement stage to accept your diploma is not an easy feat. It takes a support system — a community of advisors, faculty, staff and fellow students. At UNT, we make sure that our Mean Green family is supported by awarding more than $405 million in financial aid, including more than $50 million in scholarships each year. Learn more at financialaid.unt.edu and scholarships.unt.edu.
Step 1: Gather the documents you need for the FAFSA.
Once you complete the FAFSA, you are eligible for gift aid (scholarships and grants) or self-aid (loans and work-study). UNT awards more than $405 million in financial aid and scholarships each year, and we’re here to help you succeed both academically and financially.
Average tuition cost Texas Resident, Undergraduate, Taking Courses On-Campus: $11,280 (Based on taking 15 semester credit hours in fall and spring semesters)
Non-Resident, Undergraduate, Taking Courses On-Campus: $23,550 (Based on taking 15 semester credit hours in fall and spring semesters)
Oklahoma Resident, Undergraduate, Taking Courses On-Campus: $12,780. (Based on taking 15 semester credit hours in fall and spring semesters. Visit ok2.unt.edu for details about our Oklahoma Tuition Rate)
The costs above do not reflect academic fees or differential tuition. To determine cost based on your classification, residency status, academic program/ major and the number of hours you plan on taking, use our tuition calculators at unt.edu/calculators. UNT’S START GREEN, STAY GREEN INITIATIVE CONNECTS YOU WITH RESOURCES THAT CAN HELP YOU THROUGH DIFFICULT FINANCIAL TIMES. LEARN MORE AT UNT.EDU/STAYGREEN.
• There is no cost to submit and process your FAFSA, which helps universities determine your eligibility for financial aid.
Step 2: Submit your FAFSA each year beginning Oct. 1. • Eligibility requirements* and the types of aid available are at fafsa.gov. *Includes eligibility requirements and types of aid available to non-citizens.
If you’re ineligible for the FAFSA because of your immigration status, you may be eligible to complete the Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA). Learn more at collegeforalltexans.com.
Step 3: Check the FAFSA priority application dates you need to know! Jan. 15: Priority app date for fall and spring semesters Aug. 15: Priority app date for the spring semester only Feb. 15: Priority app date for summer only *Summer applicants: In addition to the FAFSA, you will be required to complete the Summer Aid Interest Form, which will be available in early spring at my.unt.edu.
Step 4: Apply for scholarships. Use the General Scholarship Application to apply for scholarships. Visit scholarships.unt.edu for details.
Gift aid does not need to be repaid. These financial options will allow you to fully focus on your studies and hit the ground running once you graduate without having to pay anything back. Self-aid provides another avenue to fund your future at UNT. We have many resources available to guide you through the loan application and repayment process, and our work-study positions are a great opportunity to engage with peers and gain work experience for your resume. Learn more about loans at financialaid.unt.edu/loans and more about our work-study positions at careercenter.unt.edu. OUR EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS OFFER FIVE AWARD LEVELS TO ELIGIBLE INCOMING FRESHMEN. LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL THE SCHOLARSHIPS UNT HAS TO OFFER AT SCHOLARSHIPS.UNT.EDU.
Student Money Management Center UNT’s award-winning Student Money Management Center offers confidential personalized money management consultations, financial workshops and Eagle Support Programs to provide students with emergency funding when they need it. Learn more at moneymanagement.unt.edu.
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CONNECT
CONNECT WITH US
No matter where you are, you can always connect with our Mean Green family. Our admissions counselors are here to meet with you in person, virtually, by phone or via email. Visit with us at any of our in-person events and learn more about our virtual events at admissions.unt.edu/ways-to-connect.
UNT Preview
Transfer Debut
Take a Tour
UNT Preview, held each fall and spring, is our open house event that gives you a sneak peek at life on campus and includes the opportunity to meet with admissions counselors, academic departments and financial aid representatives. Virtual event options are available!
At our informative academic fair, you’ll learn about our transfer-friendly programs, speak to an advisor about what credits will transfer, and get details on our financial aid and scholarship resources specifically geared to transfer students.
There’s nothing like experiencing campus for yourself. Come explore everything that UNT has to offer, or take a guided virtual tour if you’re unable to visit in person.
Learn more at untpreview.unt.edu.
UNT Live Throughout the fall and spring, we bring UNT to you, virtually! Chat with our admissions and financial aid representatives to learn more about how to be Mean Green. Find the next UNT Live at live.unt.edu.
Register anytime at admissions.unt.edu/ transfer-debut.
Frisco Fast Pass This come-and-go open house program is for prospective transfer students who are interested in one of our UNT at Frisco programs. You can speak with our helpful admissions counselors and academic advisors about our exciting Frisco degree programs. Register for a Frisco Fast Pass at frisco.unt.edu/ fast-pass.
Schedule a tour with us at tours.unt.edu.
Ways to Connect Virtually connect with us through live chats, Zoom meetings, phone calls or other virtual events. Chat live with our admissions counselors by using the live chat widget on admissions.unt.edu. You also can speak with one of our Eagle Ambassadors about what it’s like to be a UNT student. Our EAs are current students with various majors and backgrounds who love talking about UNT and can give you a student’s perspective about the university.
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CONNECT
CONNECT WITH US
No matter where you are, you can always connect with our Mean Green family. Our admissions counselors are here to meet with you in person, virtually, by phone or via email. Visit with us at any of our in-person events and learn more about our virtual events at admissions.unt.edu/ways-to-connect.
UNT Preview
Transfer Debut
Take a Tour
UNT Preview, held each fall and spring, is our open house event that gives you a sneak peek at life on campus and includes the opportunity to meet with admissions counselors, academic departments and financial aid representatives. Virtual event options are available!
At our informative academic fair, you’ll learn about our transfer-friendly programs, speak to an advisor about what credits will transfer, and get details on our financial aid and scholarship resources specifically geared to transfer students.
There’s nothing like experiencing campus for yourself. Come explore everything that UNT has to offer, or take a guided virtual tour if you’re unable to visit in person.
Learn more at untpreview.unt.edu.
UNT Live Throughout the fall and spring, we bring UNT to you, virtually! Chat with our admissions and financial aid representatives to learn more about how to be Mean Green. Find the next UNT Live at live.unt.edu.
Register anytime at admissions.unt.edu/ transfer-debut.
Frisco Fast Pass This come-and-go open house program is for prospective transfer students who are interested in one of our UNT at Frisco programs. You can speak with our helpful admissions counselors and academic advisors about our exciting Frisco degree programs. Register for a Frisco Fast Pass at frisco.unt.edu/ fast-pass.
Schedule a tour with us at tours.unt.edu.
Ways to Connect Virtually connect with us through live chats, Zoom meetings, phone calls or other virtual events. Chat live with our admissions counselors by using the live chat widget on admissions.unt.edu. You also can speak with one of our Eagle Ambassadors about what it’s like to be a UNT student. Our EAs are current students with various majors and backgrounds who love talking about UNT and can give you a student’s perspective about the university.
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NOW THAT YOU HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GET STARTED ON YOUR UNT JOURNEY, USE THE FOLLOWING CHECKLISTS TO MAKE SURE YOU STAY ON TRACK!
TRANSFER STUDENTS
INCOMING FRESHMEN
SUCCEED AT UNT
JUNIOR YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL
SENIOR YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL
TRANSFER NOW
September
July
January
Transferring Starts Here
❑ Attend a college fair and compare your options.
❑A pply to UNT beginning July 1. applytexas.org
❑ Apply for housing. housing.unt.edu
❑ Apply to UNT using applytexas.org or commonapp.org.
❑ Select a residence hall and submit application payment.
❑ Register for a Transfer Debut. admissions.unt.edu/transfer-debut
October ❑ Take the PSAT.
January ❑ Take a free tour of campus. tours.unt.edu or 940-565-4104 February
August ❑ If preferred, you can apply to UNT with the Common Application beginning Aug. 1. commonapp.org ❑R egister for the fall SAT or ACT and submit results to UNT Admissions, if required.
❑ Register for a spring SAT or ACT. ❑ Send test scores to UNT’s Office of Admissions. School codes: SAT: 6481 ACT: 4136 ❑ Register for UNT Spring Preview. preview.unt.edu June ❑ Review requirements and priority dates for admission and financial aid. admissions.unt.edu
September ❑R egister for UNT Fall Preview. preview.unt.edu
October
April ❑R egister for Freshman Orientation. Fee increases May 1. orientation.unt.edu
May
❑ Designate UNT to receive your FAFSA information. School code: 003594
June
❑ Submit the UNT General Scholarship Application. scholarships.unt.edu
❑ Submit final, official high school transcript. admissions.unt.edu
❑R eserve a spot at Freshman Orientation once you’re accepted. orientation.unt.edu
❑ Submit immunization records. healthcenter.unt.edu/ immunization
❑D esignate UNT to receive your FAFSA information. School code: 003594 ❑S ubmit the UNT General Scholarship Application. scholarships.unt.edu
❑ Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). fafsa.gov
❑ Complete pre-orientation homework. learn.unt.edu
❑R emember to send us your transcripts.
❑C omplete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). fafsa.gov
❑ Remember to send us your transcripts from each college attended. If you have fewer than 30 credit hours, send your high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores.
❑ Make sure you’re TSI Complete. learningcenter.unt.edu/tsi ❑ Attend an orientation session available June - August
❑ Apply for housing at housing.unt.edu, or search for off-campus housing if you are not planning to live on campus. ❑R egister for Transfer Orientation once you’re accepted. orientation.unt.edu ❑S ubmit final transcripts if you were still enrolled at another college before applying to UNT. ❑M ake sure you’re TSI complete. learningcenter.unt.edu/tsi
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NOW THAT YOU HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GET STARTED ON YOUR UNT JOURNEY, USE THE FOLLOWING CHECKLISTS TO MAKE SURE YOU STAY ON TRACK!
TRANSFER STUDENTS
INCOMING FRESHMEN
SUCCEED AT UNT
JUNIOR YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL
SENIOR YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL
TRANSFER NOW
September
July
January
Transferring Starts Here
❑ Attend a college fair and compare your options.
❑A pply to UNT beginning July 1. applytexas.org
❑ Apply for housing. housing.unt.edu
❑ Apply to UNT using applytexas.org or commonapp.org.
❑ Select a residence hall and submit application payment.
❑ Register for a Transfer Debut. admissions.unt.edu/transfer-debut
October ❑ Take the PSAT.
January ❑ Take a free tour of campus. tours.unt.edu or 940-565-4104 February
August ❑ If preferred, you can apply to UNT with the Common Application beginning Aug. 1. commonapp.org ❑R egister for the fall SAT or ACT and submit results to UNT Admissions, if required.
❑ Register for a spring SAT or ACT. ❑ Send test scores to UNT’s Office of Admissions. School codes: SAT: 6481 ACT: 4136 ❑ Register for UNT Spring Preview. preview.unt.edu June ❑ Review requirements and priority dates for admission and financial aid. admissions.unt.edu
September ❑R egister for UNT Fall Preview. preview.unt.edu
October
April ❑R egister for Freshman Orientation. Fee increases May 1. orientation.unt.edu
May
❑ Designate UNT to receive your FAFSA information. School code: 003594
June
❑ Submit the UNT General Scholarship Application. scholarships.unt.edu
❑ Submit final, official high school transcript. admissions.unt.edu
❑R eserve a spot at Freshman Orientation once you’re accepted. orientation.unt.edu
❑ Submit immunization records. healthcenter.unt.edu/ immunization
❑D esignate UNT to receive your FAFSA information. School code: 003594 ❑S ubmit the UNT General Scholarship Application. scholarships.unt.edu
❑ Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). fafsa.gov
❑ Complete pre-orientation homework. learn.unt.edu
❑R emember to send us your transcripts.
❑C omplete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). fafsa.gov
❑ Remember to send us your transcripts from each college attended. If you have fewer than 30 credit hours, send your high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores.
❑ Make sure you’re TSI Complete. learningcenter.unt.edu/tsi ❑ Attend an orientation session available June - August
❑ Apply for housing at housing.unt.edu, or search for off-campus housing if you are not planning to live on campus. ❑R egister for Transfer Orientation once you’re accepted. orientation.unt.edu ❑S ubmit final transcripts if you were still enrolled at another college before applying to UNT. ❑M ake sure you’re TSI complete. learningcenter.unt.edu/tsi
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