How much does it cost to go to UNT?
How you can pay for college
You want to go to college to earn a bachelor’s degree – but you wonder if you can afford it. UNT has many options to help you pay for college.
Cost of attending
Texas residents can take 15 semester credit hours for two semesters for $8,366 in 2011-12 ($17,756 for nonresidents), plus fees related to instruction. Room and board is $6,898.
Payment plans for tuition and housing are available.
Greater Texas Foundation Scholars
As an ECHS student, you may qualify for the Greater Texas Foundation Scholars program. This scholarship program provides financial, social and academic support to help you pay for college, make the transition to UNT and succeed academically. Recipients also receive a scholarship to cover many of your college costs. Apply for a Greater Texas Foundation Scholars grant online.
Scholarships and financial aid
About 78 percent of UNT students receive financial aid and scholarships totaling $320 million annually. This includes almost $32 million in scholarships.
For best results, apply for financial aid and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) before UNT's March 15 financial aid priority deadline. The application deadline for scholarships is March 1.
Types of Scholarships and Financial Aid may include:
- Emerald Eagle Scholars Program
- Board of Regents Scholarships
- General Academic Scholarships
- Grants
- Work Study
- Loans
- Special Programs and Study Abroad
Making ends meet
If you find that you need a little help handling your personal finances, UNT's award-winning Student Money Management Center provides workshops and confidential financial counseling sessions.
Contact UNT's ECHS coordinator -- Dustin Mayfield.
