Graduate Life
We certainly hope that your tenure at UNT goes well! Even so, there are times when it is necessary to get some more information! Here is some information you may find valuable.
- Graduate Student Success Manual (PDF)
- Teaching Assistant and Teaching Fellow Orientation: Home Page
- Funding Your Studies: All About Money
- Your Graduate Advisor: Who to Turn to First in Case of Questions!
- The Graduate Catalog: Definitive Information on Graduate Studies
- Changing Your Major or Status
- Graduate Academic Certificates
- Requests for Extension: When Your Degree Takes Longer Than Expected
- Graduation Procedures
- Dissertation and Thesis Concerns
- Concerns About Writing
- Status of Information About You
- Other Frequently Asked Questions
Graduate Student Life
Surely no one would claim that life as a graduate student is a bundle of joy, but this time of personal, intellectual growth also need not be some ghastly nightmare. The following may provide graduate students with a few avenues to deal with the graduate experience.
- Teaching Assistant / Teaching Fellow Orientation: Home Page
- The UNT Graduate Student Council (with representatives on various university councils and committees)
- Benefits for Teaching Fellows and Assistants at UNT
- On-Campus Housing for Graduate Students
- UNT Student Financial Aid
Study at UNT and Beyond
Not that we don't want you to complete your graduate degree here at UNT, but it is fulfilling and rewarding to experience other universities as well. The links below may help you in obtaining this kind of experience.
- UNT Study Abroad Center
- UNT Office of Postgraduate Fellowships
- Academic Common Market
- Federation of North Texas Area Universities
- Links to Other University Homepages
- Peterson's Guide to Graduate Schools
- Gradschool.com Guide to Graduate Schools
Diversity Resources
Among the UNT offices and organizations that are devoted to the goals of equity and diversity, four very important ones are the following: