University of North Texas Reviews

"The University of North Texas is a wonderful school! It's affordable, top in green intiative, and has quality faculty and staff. Resources for after graduation are plentiful including free finances management resources. My questions put to admissions, student accounting, and financial aid have been promotly answered. Overall, beautiful and resourceful place to receive an education!"

"I really love UNT as its one of the better universities I've been to. My professors are always available and helpful. The school also has a good workshop so us engineers can go wild!"

"I found this program to be very informative and was prepared for my field."

"UNT offers a great engineering graduate degree with great knowledgeable professors and associates. The facilities here allows engineering students to do most practical projects and is still expending. Also, being an international student, there are many others like myself so I don't feel alienated."

"The Academic Competitor are very high because everybody is fighting for their education to be able to continue their studies and gain high grades. The dorms at UNT are small but their prices are reason able. Their security are on speed dial on the phones and ready to go. Career support is high because of their R.E.A.L. Community that puts a group of students together to help each other in their problems and learn more together. For me the Engineer dept. they added a new facility for us with new lab for us to be able to use for our purpose and for school. The Financial aid there have high standard very hard for people like me getting by with C+ scholarships with SAT and ACT scores are high for me. The workload for me will be so hard trying study and work to try and be able to pay for my tution."

"Pros: excellent resources for extra curricular activities. Friendly faculty and excellent support from UNT staff. The campus is located in Denton which is a small college town, is known for jazz music, affordable living. Cons: the campus is not very safe at night. Lots of drinking and party on the weekend. It doesn't provide tuition covered for graduate students, which most of other schools do. Not lots of jobs or opportunities for science-research based career"

"I wish my graduate program offered more financial support for its students, but the faculty and staff have been extremely exceptional and I've loved working the professors on my committee."

"I selected this school because of the large history department and the quality of the professors."

"Huge workload which leave little room for social life but this only makes the education worth more."

"The school is very focused on the art program which is very good, also has a huge amount of teaching opportunities for graduates to gain experience teaching. This a great place for a person willing ot work very hard and also someone wanting a lot of teaching experience."

"I love living in Denton, but our program does not provide a lot of networking opportunities, nor do we have access to resources once we leave the program."

"UNT is affordable and friendly. The size of the program is small, which is a nice change of pace. Some of the professors are extremely helpful and accessible, while others are not. Overall, I am glad I am attending this university."

"The program has funded me well and supported me financially thus far. The faculty and program head work to make changes as they receive feedback from students. However, as faculty remain they seem to become comfortable and complacent in a way that hurts their teaching quality in some cases."

"While the individual professors tend to be qualified and interested in their students' careers, the administration apparatus is lacking in both effectiveness and willingness to find solutions to problems they create. UNT is top-heavy in that regard. Worse, the sports programs have operated at a loss for over a decade forcing them to steal funds from students who have no interest in athletics to make ends meet. UNT is a great school in many ways, but expect to work for it."

"Pros:Decent teachers, great program, great business, school Cons:Parking and Transit department"

"Tell us about your college experience.I actually transferred here from another university, and my time here has been absolutely amazing. I've met so many new people who are so much more accepting, and I really like Denton as well.Would you get the same degree if you could start over?Yes, I'd choose anthropology again because it's something I'm good at. I want to be a Peace Ambassador, and Anthropology is the best degree that I could get.What advice can you offer other students?You don't have to know what you want to do when you get to university. Take different types of classes until you find something you're good at or that you enjoy, and look into it more."

"UNT's MPA program is the most influential in the DFW area for those who plan to go into City Management."

"There are a lot of great pro's for this program! The students create a very supportive and encouraging atmosphere. We don't compete with one another; rather, we work together to better learn material. If someone has a question, they are directed to several upper level students who are more than happy to help them out. The faculty are extremely knowledgeable in their field and serve as great mentors to the students. Although the financial aid is not as much as may be found in other programs, I would pick this program again if given the choice."

"Pros – Work on campus, flexible schedule, a little study time Cons – Students are occasionally looked down upon because coworkers know they're only temporary."

"I really enjoy this school. They have a wonderful and very large history department that can teach me all I want to learn about history."