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About Us
Location
- University Union, Suite 323
- Phone: (940) 369-7006
- Fax: (940) 369-8394
Mailing Address
- University of North Texas
- Learning Center
- P.O. Box 305038
- Denton, TX 76203
Physical Address
- University of North Texas
- Learning Center
- 1155 Union Circle, Suite 323
- Denton, TX 76201
Hours of Operation
- Fall & Spring Semesters
- Monday - Thursday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Friday: 8:00am - 5:00 pm
- Summer Semester
- Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Additional Location
Learning Center Too located in Kerr Hall 205B.
Our Purpose
Mission
Our Mission is to provide programs that enhance learning and facilitate academic excellence for all UNT students.
Purpose
If you want to do everything you can to succeed in your studies or if you feel challenged with making it at UNT, the Learning Center is here for you. Let us assist you in finding answers to the questions you have about reaching your academic goals. The Learning Center offers academic assistance by:
- Helping you understand your learning style
- Connecting you with FREE tutors (one-on-one, group, and online)
- Offering workshops (time management, note taking, test taking strategies, test anxiety, and speed reading)
- Offering exam preparation materials (CPA, CLEP, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, TExES, and TOEFL)
- Connecting you with other campus resources
Goals
The following goals of the Learning Center were adopted form the CAS Learning Assistance Programs Standards and Guidelines:
- to make students the central focus of the Learning Center
- to assist members of the UNT community in achieving their personal potential for learning
- to provide instruction and services that address the cognitive, affective, and socio-cultural dimensions of learning
- to introduce students to the expectations of faculty and the culture of higher education
- to help students develop positive attitudes towards learning and confidence in their ability to learn
- to foster personal responsibility and accountability for one's own learning
- to provide a variety of instructional approaches that are appropriate for the level of skills and learning styles of the student population
- to assist students in transferring skills and strategies they have learned previously to their academic work
- to provide services and resources to faculty, staff, and administrators that enhance and support classroom instruction and professional development
- to support the academic standards and requirements of UNT
Assessment & Reports
For Assessment & Reports information, see Resources.