Multiple Locations

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So now let’s meet up with Anthony who recently graduated with a major in broadcast journalism. Anthony is gonna tell us about the multiple ways to learn at UNT, whether it’s your first time in college, a transfer student, a working professional, or a PhD. UNT has an option for you. Anthony, you are up.

– Thanks Alex, my journey to UNT didn’t start straight out of high school. I actually transferred here from my local community college two years ago. My time here has been a journey, that I’ll never forget. When I was looking at schools to transfer to the main thing I wanted was to feel like I belonged. So when I toured UNT’s campus and saw people with colorful hair and just totally expressive, I knew it was where I was supposed to be. UNT is totally transfer friendly. The transfer process is smooth and easy. I got all the tools I needed to make my transition to a full university seamless. They helped me apply my previous credits, explore my degree options, network through Fisher transfers and help with my transcript and financial aid. And there are a lot of ways to access learning here at UNT, including a location in Frisco. The Frisco campus was created as a space for students to prepare for in-demand jobs and as a space for working professionals, looking to advance their careers. So use your previous credits and work experience, you’ll graduate fast and be ready for the job of your dreams. UNT is ranked as a best online university, making it one of the largest providers of accredited online courses in Texas. I never expected it, but at the time I had here at UNT was one of the most impactful and meaningful years of my entire life. Mean Green and back to you, Alex.

– Anthony, so many options choose a big state college campus with all the amenities, a smaller campus focused on project-based learning, online courses or mix of all the above. UNT has an option for everyone, whether you’re starting your college career or ready to get your PhD, Cheers Anthony.