Resources

Academics

UNT gives you more options than any university in the Dallas-Fort Worth Region, offering 97 bachelor's, 101 master's and 48 doctoral degree programs. We are the largest providers of online courses among Texas public universities and offer a custom Bachelor Applied Arts & Sciences (BAAS) degree that can give you credit for military training courses and previous college courses you have taken, putting you on the fast track to a bachelor's degree. For more information about the bachelor of applied Arts & Sciences Programs click here.For connection to all academic resources for students click here

GI Bill: How Do I Get Started?

The University of North Texas has several resources for military personnel who need information about benefits and programs. For more information, about all of the veterans support services at UNT, please visit http://essc.unt.edu/registrar/veterans/html .

The Veteran's Program Office, located on the second floor Registrar's Office, handles Montgomery GI Bill educational benefits. To speak with someone in the Veteran's Program Office please contact the Registrar's Office at (940) 565-2111, option 6.

Student Money Management Center

The Student Money Management Center provides tools and solutions UNT students need to achieve financial independence during their college experience. See Student Money Management Center for more information.

Psychological Services for Active Military and Veterans

Offering free, confidential counseling sessions with trained professionals, and group meetings to meet and interact with other military affiliated students, UNT is committed to supporting the mental health of our students.See Psychological Servicesfor more information.

Students Called to Active Duty

See Students Called to Active Duty for this information.

Military Discounts

See Military Discounts for this information.

Scholarships

Internal Resources

External Resources

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