Advising @ UNT

Greetings Students! Academic advising plays an important role in guiding you through your educational experience. The Advising @ UNT website provides an overview of services and resources to help support your academic success and professional development.

At UNT, advising staff and faculty will help you review class options, navigate degree requirements, understand policies, and encourage you to get involved in opportunities to explore and achieve your academic goals. The advising community on campus wants you to Succeed at UNT as you find your “green light to greatness.” We invite you to explore this website to learn more about advising and student support services offered at UNT.

We would like to wish you the best of luck on your final exams!

Be sure to take advantage of resources like the Learning Center, your instructors, TA’s, and your advisor as you prepare for the successful completion of your first semester.

• The Learning Center will be offering 2 Final Exam Prep Workshops this semester:
  • Monday, December 1^st at 1pm in SAGE 176
  • Wednesday, December 3^rd at 6pm in SAGE 176
  • Click here to view the flyer about the workshops.

Your final grades will be posted shortly after all finals exams are complete on My.UNT:

 After viewing your final grades and your GPA, if you need to make any changes to your Spring 2015 schedule, you are free to do so. Registration will remain open until 4:30 p.m. on January 8^th, when payment is due.  Please contact your advisor if you have questions or concerns about modifying your schedule.

Good luck on finals!

UNT really cares about your opinions on what matters to you on campus.  We have been asked by the Office of the President to encourage you to check your official unt email to see if you were one of the 10,000 randomly selected students who received an important message from UNT President Neal Smatresk inviting you to participate in an important survey.

Students who complete a survey will be eligible to be entered into a drawing for a brand new iPad Air.  The survey is very important to UNT for both short-term and long-term planning purposes.  Your feedback will make a big difference on campus and because you are representing your fellow students your input is critical.  The survey should take between 15-20 minutes and will ask you about a wide range of items impacting your UNT experience.

Questions? Please email whatmatters@unt.edu.  Thank you in advance for checking your unt email to see if you were randomly selected to participate.