University of North Texas Top Questions

A person who doesn't like to have a good time. The school has a lot to offer and a lot to do, great University.

You shouldn't attend this school if you are seriously conservative or have had a drinking problem in your past.

If you're into drugs and alcohol.

Everyones pretty accepted, we are not really a big sports school, but the people in sports think they are so anyone.

If you are not patient, you should not attend this school. Why? The financial aid and scholarships services are not up to speed this year and there aren't enough funds to go around. Since I am a transfer student, my financial aid application was "late" and I did not get the aid that I needed. So I have been having to patiently talk to a number of people and haven't been getting clear answers.

In the past semester i have been attending UNT, i have met a lot of different kind of people. I dont really know what kind of person would not enjoy this school. However, a person who does not enjoy spending time working with or getting to know others may not want to attend UNT, because we learn a lot about networking here.

If you are an individual who feels most comfortable in a more reserved and uptight environment then, UNT is not the school for you. Here, the students and faculty are like family. Although it is a large campus, people are friendly and outgoing. Everyone speaks to everyone.

Tuition might be a challenge for out-of-state students. Someone who prefers a small town might not be comfortable here. UNT doesn't have every major.

A huge college sports fan, or someone who isn't in to an artsy/musician type atmosphere. Even as a science major at a school with a great science research program, there is no denying that UNT is a musician's school.

Anyone who isn't prepared to learn. The whole point of college is a higher eduction, but if you are unwilling to let yourself be taught you won't benifit from college at all. The grade is important but pointless if you don't try to learn more than what is required. Otherwise its like a very expensive continuation of highschool to buy time for those afraid to grow up.