“Some of my biology classes at UNT really opened my eyes to the world around me. I like being able to apply that knowledge, and I want to be a zoo and wildlife veterinarian. This is my future.”
Allison Duquaine
Biology major
from Plano, Texas
UNT is a selective university and does not guarantee admission of all applicants. Submit the ApplyTexas Application, official transcripts and required entrance exams, including the writing sections. You should apply for admission in the fall of your senior year.
Fall 2014: March 1, 2014, is the Priority Application date.
Fall 2013: You can still apply.
The Priority Application date has passed, so a late application fee and late registration fee are required.
| Apply by: | To enroll for classes starting: |
|---|---|
| May 10, 2013 | May 13 (Summer 3-week session 1 and 8-week session 1) |
| May 24, 2013 | June 3 (Summer 5-week session 1 and 10-week session) |
| July 1, 2013 | July 8 (Summer 5-week session 2) |
| Dec. 2, 2013 | Jan. 13, 2014 (spring semester) |
UNT’s sustainability-focused
research clusters address issues
such as renewable power gen-
eration, reduction in fossil
fuel consumption, and
sustainable agriculture
and fishing.
Learn more information about admissions requirements and guidelines
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We understand that as an ECHS student, you are not the same as most incoming freshmen, so it makes sense that your admissions process should be a little different too. UNT has a dedicated admissions counselor, Dustin Mayfield, who can help ECHS students with planning, transferring your credits and admissions. Find out more about ECHS admissions requirements.
At Freshman Orientation, you’ll get academic advising and advice on how to be successful in college. You’ll register for your first semester of classes and meet other members of your UNT graduating class.
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