In order to prevent any conflicts of interest in the administration of programs for Federal Student Assistance, UNT has adopted a Code of Conduct for Financial Aid Professionals.

Review information on return of Title IV funds due to officially or unofficially withdrawing from the university.

Review important gainful employment information and disclosures.

The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA) requires that postsecondary institutions participating in federal student aid programs make certain disclosures to students.

Review important academic program information.

Federal regulations prohibit Title IV/Federal financial aid from paying the following charges:

• Installment plan charge, Short Term Loan Origination Fee, Memorial Loan fee, Late payment or default fees
• Excess hours tuition fee
• Repeat course fee

Once federal financial aid has paid tuition, fees and housing charges (if applicable), you may receive a refund yet still owe a balance to UNT because of finance and/or overtime charges. Payment arrangements would need to be made for the remaining balance to secure your classes.

Federal regulations prohibit the release of funds to your student account when a balance over $200 from any previous academic year is present. Financial aid awarded to you will not be disbursed to your student account until the outstanding balance is resolved. Do not delay in resolving this issue so that we may deliver your financial aid to you in a timely manner.

To comply with federal regulations, the University of North Texas is required to review your Satisfactory Academic Progress.

It is your responsibility as a student to know and abide by these guidelines.

Review the terms and conditions you must agree to when accepting your financial aid.

Withdrawing from the university, dropping classes, and failing all classes will impact your financial aid. For information on the official withdrawal process, contact the Office of the Registrar.