UNT General Access Computer Lab System

What is the GACL system?

The UNT General Access Computer Lab System is a collection of 14 Computer labs from across the University set up to provide computing to the University community.

Why are they “General Access”?

The labs are intended to meet the general academic computing needs of UNT students. These labs are supported and maintained primarily through a portion of the Technology Use Fee.

Students with a valid UNT photo ID card may use any General Access Lab except where noted.

What is their MISSION?

1. Provide students access to high quality, technologically-advanced environments in order to pursue academic endeavors.
    
2. Provide state-of-the-art computing resources to help students realize their personal and career goals in order to be competitive in the work force of the future.
    
3. Provide computing facilities that promote the university's commitment to scholarly activities by ensuring a climate where basic research, applied research, and creative activities flourish.
    
4. Provide computing facilities that enhance the university's ability to attract and retain qualified students and assist them in meeting their educational objectives.
    
5. Provide computing facilities that support increased leadership in professional service and outreach activities to help improve the quality of life in the North Texas area.
    
6. Provide computing facilities that nurture a spirit of community, unity, and pride throughout the university.