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UNT is big in every way, from our size to our impact. Established in 1890, we are now the nation’s 30th largest public research university. We are the choice of more than 44,000 students. We give them the care, knowledge and know-how to shape their lives, their workplaces and their communities for the better. A Carnegie-ranked Tier One public research university, UNT keeps its students at its heart and fuels the intellectual and economic vitality of one of the most dynamic, fastest-growing regions in the nation. With their UNT education and all the excellence that comes with it, our students and alumni are the leaders, doers and creative thinkers of today and tomorrow.
We have 4,600 dedicated faculty and staff members focused on helping students succeed. Our faculty includes distinguished researchers, scholars and artists who are mentors, innovators and leaders.
UNT is one of the nation’s most diverse universities, with 10,700 Hispanic students and 6,500 African American students.
We host about 6,700 international students, who come from 141 countries.
We thrive through the diversity of our campus community, which includes people of different social, ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. UNT is home to talented students of every kind, from the first-time college student to the working parent to the military veteran.
UNT’s alumni network includes 476,000 members, with 324,000 alumni who live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. And last year, 10,900 students graduated from UNT with the power to turn their Mean Green educations into golden opportunities.
UNT has 89 academic programs ranked among the nation's Top 100, including 19 ranked in the Top 100 by U.S. News & World Report.
44,532
Total Enrollment
32,965
Undergraduate
11,567
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227: We offer 112 bachelor’s, 94 master’s and 38 doctoral degree programs, many nationally and internationally recognized.
400: UNT has 400 student organizations, including 42 fraternities and sororities and 145 academic honor societies.