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UNT reviews graduate program applications holistically. We consider all parts of the application and supporting documentation to determine admission. Contact your department directly for specific requirements as admission decisions are made at the program level.
Keep in mind that program application deadlines vary. Check our Deadlines and Fees for more details.
Apply through ApplyTexas and submit the application selecting the University of North Texas.
Within 2-3 days, you will receive log in credentials to set up your MyUNT portal.
Submit the $75 non-refundable payment* for the application which will prompt our office to begin the evaluation process.
You may pay the application fee by credit card, money order or check. A payment checklist item will be added to your MyUNT student portal 3-5 days after submitting your application.
*McNair Scholars: The admission Application Fee Waiver can be satisfied through uploading a letter from your McNair director in the portal. You can also email the documentation verifying your McNair Scholar status to gradadmission@unt.edu.
Track various items on your To Do list, including status of transcripts or test results received as well as upload feature for some programs of supporting application materials (ex. Resume, statement of purpose, etc.)*
*Some programs do not allow for this feature so be sure to check their website for details on how to supply those items if not found available in your portal.
Official transcripts are required from every college or university you have attended and must arrive by the application deadline. The transcripts must show you have earned a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution (or equivalent).
If you are applying prior to graduating with your bachelor’s, submit your current transcript to allow for admission consideration. If admitted, you’ll be required to submit a final transcript with your degree posted.
Submit program-specific application and documentation by the department deadline. Some programs have earlier deadlines which require all documents submitted to be considered for admission. This may include items such as letters of recommendation, resume, etc.
Check the program website for details on specific admission requirements and application details. Keep in mind that any program deadline supersedes any other deadline.
Inside the application portal you are able to:
Complete the program-specific required entrance exams and submit your scores to UNT's Office of Admissions through the testing agency.
Entrance Exam | UNT School Code |
---|---|
GRE | 6481 |
GMAT | 6DP-8M-55 |
MAT | 2255 |
Submit the $75 non-refundable payment* for the application which will prompt our office to begin the evaluation process.
Learn how to submit official documents.
Official transcripts are required from every college or university you have attended and must arrive by the application deadline. The transcripts must show you have earned a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution (or equivalent). If you are applying prior to graduating with your bachelor’s, submit your current transcript to allow for admission consideration. If admitted, you’ll be required to submit a final transcript with your degree posted.
Contact the colleges and universities you have attended about their processes for providing official transcripts. Most institutions provide transcripts electronically directly to us, all you have to do is request it.
If you previously attended the University of North Texas, you are not required to provide your UNT transcript to the UNT Office of Admissions. We will be able to obtain this from the registrar's office for you.