Profit from UNT's affordability

Tuition and fees

UNT keeps costs reasonable for students. The estimated 2009-10 cost for two semesters of 9 graduate semester credit hours each is $5,396 for Texas residents and $10,382 for nonresidents (plus additional instructional fees). For more information, visit www.unt.edu/tuition.

Fellowships and assistantships

UNT invests in its students. The university provides opportunities to develop professional skills and support your educational goals. Competitive scholarships and graduate assistant positions are offered by academic departments. In addition, the graduate school rewards top students with:

• Master's and Doctoral Fellowships (full tuition, monthly stipend, health benefits)
• Thesis and Dissertation Awards
• Graduate Tuition Surcharge Grants
• Doctoral and M.F.A. Academic Achievement Scholarships
• McNair Scholars Fellowships

For more information, visit www.gradschool.unt.edu/all_about_money.htm. Steps to paying for your graduate education

1. Submit all application requirements by Dec. 1 for maximum eligibility for UNT fellowships the following fall semester.
2. Ask your academic department about fellowships, assistantships and scholarships.
3. Early contact improves your chances to receive available funding.
4. File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) if you are interested in state and federal financial aid, including student loans. Apply by April 15 to receive priority consideration for the fall semester. For details, visit www.unt.edu/finaid.
5. Research local and national funding opportunities.