University of North Texas Top Questions

I wasn't born and raised in Texas. I came from an area where everything moved a bit faster. I surely didn't come from a place that is full of people with so much pride. When I brag to my friends about my school, I definitely don't hesitate in saying, "We're the Mean Green Eagles and proud of it!" We're also a campus that practices an eco-friendly lifestyle. Can it get any better than that? We're proud, and we're helping the planet one day at a time.

The University of North Texas has one of the best music schools in the country, along with one of the top resesrch schools in the country.

The college of music on campus provides one of the best, if not the best music program in America. Many people transfer from several countries to recieve instruction. The instructors are profound and established musicians who have hands on experience in each field of study. The opportunity is vast and there is so much to take advantage of.

I go to a very liberal and diverse school. There are many opportunities for growth and development. We have school spirit and wonderful programs. My school has a lot o different majors and programs offered. There are extra curricular organizations for alost everything, and if an organization doesn't aready exist youcan create one easily. My university offers the feeling ofa prite school with many teachers who are easily accesible and willing to tutor. The university also offers a variety of programs developed to help you succeed in your studies.

I often tell my friends about the music on campus. Anywhere and at anytime it seems that I hear all types of different music - on my way to class, in the dorm, in the cafeteria - someone is playing an instrument. I really enjoy the talent that our student body has in the creative fields outside of music as well, such as art. I have met many artists at North Texas and am impressed with their skill. Also, the professors are very involved and committed to helping students learn the material sufficiently.

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Most of the time I love to tell my friends about everything happening on campus. Everywhere you look there is something going on. People are protesting, trying to teach, and raising money for some cause all of the time, and I think it is great that the university allows this freedom. Another thing I brag about is my teachers. Some universities seem cold and uncaring. At UNT, the professors try to help you. They give you ways to contact them, and are there whenever you have a question. I feel like that is something that is worth bragging about.

I usually brag about the diversity here and the great activities it has, mainly the professors, how they go out of their way to help and support.

I thell them that we r now the 4th largest in the state.

Amazing pre-med advising, awesome caring professors, and a very research focused biology community!