Student Resources and FAQs

Pre-College Programs connect prospective students and their families with UNT through events, workshops, presentations, and on campus experiences designed to help students explore college opportunities, learn about the admissions process, and prepare for a successful transition to higher education.

Most Pre-College Programs events are offered free of charge. Any event fees or registration requirements will be clearly noted on the event registration page.

Pre-College Programs events are open to prospective students, including high school students and their families, with the exception of Senior Day. Senior Day is a student only program. Specific events may be designed for particular grade levels or student populations.

There are several ways to connect with UNT if you cannot attend an in-person event. Students and families can participate in virtual information sessions, such as Virtual Senior Nights and Pre-College Workshops.

After you submit your application, you can track its status through your myUNT portal. There, you can view your application status, check for missing documents, and see updates related to your admission decision.

Application requirements vary based on your student type, such as freshman, transfer, or international student. In general, students must submit an application through ApplyTexas or the Common Application and provide any required academic records and supporting documents. Visit the UNT Admissions website for the most up-to-date requirements.

The UNT Admissions Office can assist with questions about application requirements, deadlines, transcripts, admission decisions, and next steps. Students and families are encouraged to contact the Admissions team for personalized support throughout the application process.

UNT offers several options to help students pay for college, including scholarships, grants, loans, work-study programs, and payment plans. Students are encouraged to complete the FAFSA or TASFA and explore scholarship opportunities early to maximize available funding.

The UNT Student Financial Aid and Scholarships Office can help answer questions about financial aid, scholarships, grants, loans, eligibility requirements, and the financial aid application process. Students and families can also find resources and tools on UNT's financial aid website.

After being admitted to UNT regularly check your myUNT portal, your UNT email, review any outstanding tasks, register for New Student Orientation, and complete any required financial aid or enrollment steps.

Yes. All new undergraduate students are required to attend an Orientation session. Freshman students attend a two-day orientation program.

To register for Orientation, log in to my.unt.edu using your EUID and password. Select Advising & Orientation and then Register for Orientation to choose and reserve a session.

If you're still deciding on a major, UNT offers resources to help you explore your options. Advising Services can help you identify your interests, strengths, and career goals while discussing academic pathways that align with them. Advisors can also explain degree requirements and help you develop an academic plan. Additionally, the UNT Catalog is a valuable resource for exploring majors, minors, certificates, course requirements, and career-focused programs offered across the university.

First Flight Week is UNT's welcome program for new students held at the beginning of the fall semester. Students can participate in a variety of events and activities designed to help them connect with classmates, learn about campus resources, get involved in student life, and successfully transition to the UNT community.