Eagle Camp is an optional next step that welcomes the entering students to UNT each year with the purpose of giving them an opportunity to have fun, make friends, and learn more about life at UNT. We hope that through Eagle Camp, you will begin finding your place in the UNT Family before classes even begin!
Eagle Camp is a 3-day optional experience and tradition for incoming students that takes place at Sky Ranch in Van, Texas. Students ride buses from the UNT campus to Sky Ranch, where they stay in air-conditioned, furnished cabins.
Eagle Camp is led by UNT students, faculty and staff who are passionate about making the first year of college a success for the incoming students! Every leader has valuable personal experience, so they can offer advice about classes, fun things to do in Denton, and anything else you need as you begin your journey as an Eagle!
Dates: August 23-25, 2013
Location: Sky Ranch - Van, TX
Registration Opens: March 1, 2013
Registration Deadline: July 31, 2013
Cancellation Deadline: August 2, 2013
Waiting List Campers Notified: August 5, 2013
Click here (pdf) for more information! Deadline to apply: Friday, February 8, 2013.
Visit our Eagle Camp FAQ page for more information.
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Getting ConnectedEagle Camp is a great way for entering students to build new friendships before starting classes at UNT. Camp offers several activities and unique experiences, small group sessions and much more! Campers have multiple opportunities to get connected. |
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Getting InvolvedStudents who attend camp become involved in student organizations and serve in leadership positions throughout their college career at UNT. At camp, exceptional student leaders and staff motivate and encourage campers to contribute their time and talent in making a difference as an Eagle. |
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Becoming an EagleEagle Camp is full of activities and events that offer students a chance to grow in their understanding of the tradition and mission of UNT. Additionally, students are directly connected to upper class eagle camp leaders who answer questions and address concerns you might have about starting college at UNT. |
“It was fun. I feel better about starting classes and living on campus because I've made friends.”
-Eagle, Class of 2015
“I would love to be an Eagle Camp Leader.”
-Eagle, Class of 2015
“It was worth it to have before college starts.”
-Eagle, Class of 2015
“It was an awesome experience and my group and cabins were great.”
-Eagle, Class of 2015
Registration for Eagle Camp 2013 will be available online via our registration page on March 1, 2013 and will close July 31, 2013. Space is limited so register early. Visit the Eagle Camp registration page for more information.