• Staying on track for an early or on-time graduation
• Catching up if a student dropped or did not pass a class during fall or spring semesters
• Completing pre-requisites for fall classes
• Attending smaller classes with more one-on-one interaction with professors
• Taking unique classes that are only offered at this time of year
• Avoiding tuition and fee increases in future semesters
• Participating in study abroad, internships, and fun student activities

Students should consult with their advisor or follow the registrar's webpage for more information about summer course offerings and registration deadlines.

  

  

Have you heard about the new Eagle Express Tuition Plan? Are you wondering if your student is eligible for this program that locks in their total academic costs for their time at UNT?

  

The Eagle Express Plan is available to all new freshman and transfer students entering UNT in fall 2014 and beyond, but is also available to current students  for a limited time. With this plan students can save up to $4,000 on their total academic costs while being able to help plan expenses and graduate with less debt.

  

Visit the Eagle Express Tuition Plan website for more detailed information, to see if your student qualifies, and for a list of FAQs.