Tuition Plan Options for Undergraduate Students

Undergraduate students at the University of North Texas have the choice between the Save and Soar Tuition Plan and Traditional Tuition.

Students interested in the Save and Soar Tuition Plan must meet Texas residency requirements and be seeking a bachelor's degree to be eligible for this plan. Details are available online here.

Students charged traditional tuition pay the UNT Board approved tuition and fees each year. Students who do not meet the Texas residency requirements will be automatically charged traditional tuition.

Additional information regarding traditional tuition can be found on our Full-time Flat Rate Tuition page.

Tuition Rates for Fall 2019-Summer 2020

• Statutory Tuition for Texas Residents is $50.00 per credit hour.
• Statutory Tuition for Oklahoma Residents is $100.00 per credit hour (rate applies to Undergraduates only).
• Statutory Tuition for Non-Residents is $472.00 per credit hour.
• Board Designated Tuition for the Traditional Tuition Plan (Undergraduates only) is $230.11 per credit hour.
• Board Designated Tuition for the Save and Soar Tuition Plan (Undergraduates only) is $234.71 per credit hour.
• Board Designated Tuition for the Eagle Express Tuition Plan (Undergraduates only) is $251.77 per credit hour for freshman and transfer students who choose the plan during the Fall 2018 to Summer 2019 academic year (rate expires Summer 2022). The rate remains for previous years as follows:
• $251.77 per credit hour for students who chose the Eagle Express Tuition Plan in the Fall 2018 to Summer 2019 academic year (rate expires Summer 2022).
• $251.77 per credit hour for students who chose the Eagle Express Tuition Plan in the Fall 2017 to Summer 2018 academic year (rate expires Summer 2021).
• $237.11 per credit hour for students who chose the Eagle Express Tuition Plan in the Fall 2016 to Summer 2017 academic year (rate expires Summer 2020).
• $223.01 per credit hour for students who chose the Eagle Express Tuition Plan in the Fall 2015 to Summer 2016 academic year (rate expires Summer 2019).
• Board Designated Tuition for Graduate students is $202.79 per credit hour. Additionally, graduate students are also charged Board Authorized Tuition of $50.00 per credit hour and Board Designated Graduate Tuition of $25.00 per credit hour. Graduate students do not pay the Undergraduate Advising fee.
• Differential Tuition Rates listed below are charged, in addition to other tuition rates, for each specific university students based on the College or Program providing the course:

          Undergraduate

• College of Business: $15 per credit hour
• College of Engineering: $10 per credit hour
• College of Music: $30 per credit hour
• College of Science: $8 per credit hour
• College of Visual Arts and Design: $30 per credit hour
• School of Journalism: $15 per credit hour
• CLASS Media Arts: $15 per credit hour

          Graduate

• College of Business: $100 per credit hour
• College of Engineering: $60 per credit hour
• College of Music: $60 per credit hour
• College of Education (Counseling): $25 per credit hour
• A $523 per semester credit hour graduate differential tuition rate for students enrolled in the Executive Master of Science in Computer Science Program.

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Mandatory fees are assessed for university-related services available to students.

Certain mandatory fees are prorated in the summer sessions if students are enrolled in more than 1 session during the summer term.

Instructional fees vary by course and are not included in the total for the Traditional Tuition Plan. Instructional fees are a flat $195 per semester for the Eagle Express Tuition Plan.

The following fees are waived if students are only enrolled in courses at locations other than the Denton campus: Property Deposit, Medical Service Fee, Student Union Fee, Recreational Facility Fee, Transportation Fee, Environmental Services Fee and Intercollegiate Athletics Fee.

Additional fee information is listed on our Explanation of Fees page.

Information about additional tuition for excessive undergraduate hours and repeated courses can be found on our Excessive Hours and Repeat Course Fees page.

Tuition and fee information for students auditing classes can be found on our Auditing Classes page.

The information in this website is provided to better assist students and parents in assessing the cost of enrolling at the University of North Texas (UNT). While this information is intended to be comprehensive, tuition, fees, room and board are subject to increase or decrease without notice by action of the Texas Legislature and/or the UNT Board of Regents. Students are responsible for any additional amounts due UNT resulting from post audits and corrections, including all fees and waivers; i.e. registration assessing errors, changing from off-campus to on-campus classes, invalid employment waivers, etc.