University of North Texas

The University of North Texas is committed to affordability, awarding over $456 million in financial aid annually, including more than $70 million in scholarships. UNT has also been recognized as a top college for students graduating with the least debt. Beginning in Fall 2026, the North Texas Promise will cover the full cost of tuition and mandatory fees for qualifying first-time freshmen seeking their first bachelor’s degree.

UNT seeks to admit students who demonstrate academic achievement and potential for creativity, intellectual ability, imagination, curiosity, willingness to try new things, and self-awareness. The university is committed to expanding opportunities for Texas students and driving the state’s creative economy. UNT is test-optional and uses a holistic review process.

As an R1 research university, UNT provides a dynamic academic environment with a wide range of nationally and internationally recognized programs. The university offers 242 degree programs and fosters a spirit of creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship. UNT's faculty are dedicated to student success, offering high-quality educational experiences and degrees that prepare students for prosperous careers.

UNT is focused on graduating career-ready students, offering 116 bachelor's degrees with hands-on experience and curriculum shaped through industry partnerships. The university boasts a strong alumni network of 480,000, with 324,000 living and working in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. UNT is recognized for its social mobility, ranking 34th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

UNT offers a vibrant campus community with more than 450 student organizations, including 39 fraternities and sororities. Located in Denton, one of the best college towns in the nation, UNT is recognized as a Hispanic- and Minority-Serving Institution. The university inspires a community of dreamers and doers, fostering a family-like atmosphere where kindness and acceptance are common.

UNT is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for its students, faculty, and staff. The university has a dedicated police department and implements various security measures and emergency systems. UNT also focuses on promoting a culture of safety and awareness throughout the campus community.

The Honors College at UNT offers academic enrichments, including honors seminars and exclusive classes for high-achieving undergraduates. The program aims to challenge exceptional students at higher levels and promote leadership. Honors College graduates are awarded a special medallion.

UNT is recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution and Minority-Serving Institution, dedicated to inclusion and reflecting the population of Texas. The university attracts students from across the United States and internationally, with 6% international students contributing to a globally diverse campus community. UNT provides resources and support for international students to ensure their success.