You can make it happen

Earn more money. College graduates earn about $1 million more in their lifetime — about $23,000 more per year — than people without a bachelor’s degree.

Cost

Tuition/Fees chart

UNT offers the most affordable research university education in the state, according to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

Texas residents can take 15 semester credit hours for two semesters for $9,105 in 2013-14 ($19,725 for non-residents), plus fees related to instruction. Room and board is $7,171.

We offer many scholarships

Once you’re admitted to UNT, you’ll be evaluated for some transfer scholarship awards based on your admission application. Awards are competitive based on your cumulative GPA. No additional application or extra steps are necessary for the following three scholarships.

  • UNT Texas Transfer Scholarships are available to students transferring from a Texas community college or an accredited Texas university with 45 or more credit hours. The scholarship is renewable for one additional consecutive academic year.
  • UNT Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Scholarships are available to members of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society who are transferring to UNT with 45 or more credit hours. The scholarship is renewable for one additional consecutive academic year.
  • Honors College Transfer Scholarships are available to incoming transfer students accepted to UNT and the Honors College by March 1. To be eligible, you must have at least 15 credit hours and a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.

General Academic Scholarships

Additional academic scholarships are available through the General Academic Scholarship Application. You must be a fully admitted transfer student with a minimum 3.25 cumulative GPA at the end of the most recent fall semester. The application deadline is March 1.

There are many department-sponsored scholarships available. Departments administer their own scholarship processes for donor-funded scholarships. Check with your academic department for details.

Maximizing your financial aid

Apply for financial aid well in advance of the priority deadline (March 15 for fall applicants, Aug. 15 for spring applicants and Feb. 15 for summer applicants).

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is available each January for the upcoming academic year. To speed the process, request your PIN and review necessary documents ahead of time. The earlier you apply, the more likely you are to be considered for assistance.

To learn how to apply for financial aid or transfer your application data, call UNT’s Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships at 940-565-2302 or 877-881-1014 several months before transferring to UNT.

Deadlines:

Apply by: For aid in:
March 15 Fall term
Aug. 15 Spring term
Feb. 15 Summer term

Work on campus in a student job. More than 3,000 part-time positions are available at UNT, and thousands of other jobs are nearby.

Student Money Management Center provides workshops and confidential counseling to help you manage your finances.