How we support student success

DSA Assessment shares various stats and infographics to shine a light on the good work happening across the division.  These metrics will be shared from card swipe and engagement data, department annual report submissions, and other data sources.

Want a stat from your department featured? Send your metric to DSAassessment@unt.edu. We will work with you to design an infographic and distribute via newsletters, this website, email, and/or social media channels.

Leadership

From student government to peer mentoring, leadership programs offer students the opportunity to build confidence, sharpen communication skills and learn how to lead with empathy and integrity.
26
students mentored 785 peers for ACCESS Mentoring.
11
students interned in the North Texas in DC program in Washington, DC.
5,572
community service hours volunteered through IMPACT Boards and 38 signature programs.

Career

Student Affairs programs and services are designed to empower students with the skills, experiences and support they need to thrive academically and launch meaningful careers.
25
on-campus career fairs hosted by the Career Center.
14K+
individual career coaching session among 38 career coaches.
927
employers visited campus to recruit and network.

Wellness

From the moment students step onto campus, they are invited into a community that prioritizes their wellbeing, building a multi-dimensional support system focused on their success.
97%
of Counseling and Testing Services clients would recommend Student Counseling to others.
191
outreach programs were hosted by the Wellness Promotion team.
97%
of the students said the care they received at the Student Health and Wellness Center helped them to stay in school.

Engagement

When students are involved and engaged, they are more likely to persist through challenges and graduate on time. Engagement builds a sense of belonging, which is a key predictor of retention.
93%
retention rate for students who attended six ACCESS Mentoring meetings. The more engaged, the higher the retention rate.
27K
student engagements within Housing & Residence Life, including community circles and student success meetings.
5K+
students participated in First Gen Success Center one-on-one meetings and programs. Those engaged saw a higher average GPA and retention rate.