Welcome to the Mean Green family

Great things happen when your family joins ours. Sign up for Parent and Family Orientation to learn how we can work together to support your student.

Guide for parents

This guide is a great source of information about UNT, where you can learn more about everything from academics and support services to scholarships and security.

Paying for college

Tuition costs are a big part of planning for college, and your student's education is one of the best investments you’ll ever make. College graduates, on average, earn 44% more than high school graduates, according to research done by the College Board. Simply put, a college degree pays off.
  • Tuition and fees
    UNT provides the quality of a private university at an affordable cost.

Degrees and Majors

UNT is the choice of over 44,000 students and is a student-centered public research university. As one of Texas' largest universities, UNT offers 112 bachelor's, 94 master's and 38 doctoral degree programs, many nationally and internationally recognized.

 

Academic Support

UNT offers many resources to help students succeed in their college classes.
  • Writing Center
  • Honors College
    Students of all majors can apply for the Honors College which prepares them for academic challenges and intellectual growth in a world of opportunity.

Health and safety

A student receiving an eye exam

We work hard to create a safe environment at UNT. Our Eagle Alert System sends voice and text information about campus closings and emergency situations affecting the safety and well being of people on and around our campus. UNT police patrol the campus 24 hours a day. o At night, the campus is well lit, and students may request pick up from e-ride, get a Lyft ride back to their residence halls or to their cars on campus from 2 – 7 a.m. or call the UNT police for an escort, if needed.

UNT offers a full-service primary care clinic, with full-time physicians, nurse practitioners and nurses to manage your child's care and treatment.

Support Services

From where to live and eat, to what to do on campus and everything in between, we’ve got what your student needs to thrive at UNT academically and socially.

Parent programs and the Parent Association

UNT has an office solely devoted to parent programs, offering many ways for parents to get involved in their student's experience. The UNT Parent Association allows you to play an active role in your student's accomplishments while building friendships with other parents.

Events for parents and family

To help ensure that your child makes a successful transition to college, attend parent orientation, which is held concurrently with each freshman orientation session and transfer orientation session. We also encourage parents, grandparents, siblings and friends to join us for Family Weekend, which is held each fall. Events include a football game, chili cook-off and activities for siblings.

A family taking a photo at commencement

Visit Us

We encourage you to visit the campus and take a guided tour. You'll find out what UNT offers, become familiar with the campus and have a chance to ask our student tour guides questions.