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Academics: I think this is probably the most important, so in my experience I think I had great professors and advisors. I was in the CLASS department, so I know other departments can differ when it comes to experience with professors and stuff, but I personally met great and helpful people throughout my time here, especially since I started as a transfer student.
Campus Life: Pretty campus, but would be better without all of the construction and lack of parking. Lots of diversity so that was good... Read More
Food: Decent. Can't say much more tbh
Extracurriculars: Plenty to choose from and there's something for everybody

My experience at the University of North Texas was overall very positive. The Bachelor of Commerce program gave me a strong understanding of business concepts and helped me improve my communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Most of my professors were knowledgeable and genuinely wanted students to succeed, especially those who were willing to ask questions and participate in class.

One thing I appreciated most about UNT was the diversity of the student community. I met people from different... Read More backgrounds and learned a lot from working with classmates on projects and presentations. The online learning experience was also flexible and convenient, which helped me balance school with other responsibilities.

Like any university, there were some challenges. Certain classes felt more organized than others, and sometimes it could take time to get responses from advising offices during busy periods. However, overall, I feel that my education prepared me well for professional opportunities after graduation.

I would recommend UNT to students looking for a flexible and affordable business program with supportive faculty and a wide variety of academic resources.

My education at UNT provided a strong foundation in both analytical thinking and practical problem-solving, which I’ve directly applied in my professional career. Through a combination of coursework and hands-on projects, I developed the ability to interpret complex data, communicate technical concepts clearly, and approach challenges with a structured, solutions-oriented mindset.

The program emphasized real-world application, which helped me transition smoothly into a fast-paced, client-facing technical... Read More role. Skills such as data analysis, cross-functional collaboration, and clear communication have been critical in supporting clients, troubleshooting issues, and contributing to team success.

Overall, my UNT experience equipped me with both the technical competencies and the adaptability needed to perform effectively and continue growing in a dynamic work environment.

The University of North Texas (UNT) is one of the best universities in Texas to attend. I originally came to the school to study Biochemistry, but unfortunately some circumstances led me to change my major. The financial aid advisors, professors, and career coach were so helpful to me during this transition. I was able to work out a plan that kept me on track to graduate.

Additionally, UNT has great student life and there's an organization for everyone. Plenty of food options on campus and a lot... Read More of the buildings went through renovation to make it more accessible to everyone. I can guarantee that you'll find what your looking for here.

I attended The University of Texas at Austin for my Doctorate in Computer Science, and it was an excellent experience. The professors were knowledgeable and approachable, making challenging topics easier to understand. The campus community is vibrant and collaborative, offering countless opportunities for teamwork, research, and personal growth. Resources like the libraries, career services, and labs were top-notch and helped me succeed academically and professionally. While some administrative processes... Read More could be smoother, the overall support, learning environment, and social opportunities made my time at UT Austin very rewarding. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a rigorous and engaging college experience.

This is a very standard, middle of the road school. There were aspects I liked, such as the student center, some interesting course options, and the helpful staff. However, some instructors/professors did not have very well thought out curriculum. I feel some of the course work was outdated and did not take into account the type of world that was beginning to form. I was a marketing minor, and the marketing courses were very narrow. This has probably changed in the past 9 years, but these are all... Read More things to consider. How much you grow and how much you are challenged will highly depend on your major/course of study, and the professors you choose.

The University of North Texas gave me a solid academic experience while earning my Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. The professors were knowledgeable and the coursework covered many important areas of the criminal justice system. However, one challenge I’ve faced since graduating is finding employment outside of traditional law enforcement roles. I wish the program had offered more guidance on alternative career paths and internships in related fields like compliance, investigations, or policy... Read More work. For students considering this major, I recommend actively seeking internships and networking opportunities early, because career options can be narrower than expected if you rely only on the degree itself.