Make registration easy as 1-2-3: 

Step 1: Run an Online Degree Audit                                                                                   
Step 2: Plan Your Schedule
Step 3: Register for Classes 

Visit Scrappy Says to find answers to common questions, or make an appointment with your advisor. 

Speaking of registration, help recognize how much your academic advisor does for you by nominating them for Advisor of the Year. It only takes two minutes to do something for someone that has supported you throughout your time at UNT. The nomination period ends Friday, March 27. 

Commencement is around the corner! Don’t forget these important deadlines.

If you’re planning to participate in commencement this spring, today is your first chance to RSVP for commencement ceremonies in May. RSVP instructions will be sent today to the official UNT email accounts of all students approved for spring and summer graduation. 

The RSVP window closes at 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 8. Don’t delay, RSVP today!

The Mean Green Gowns for Grads application deadline is Sunday, March 29. Read more about the program, which provides free regalia rentals based on need, and submit your application.  

UNT Spring Preview is from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 21. If you know of upcoming freshmen and transfer students interested in UNT, this event is especially for them and their guests. With interest sessions, campus and residence hall tours, and the Super Fair, they will find everything they need to jumpstart their time here. Just send them the registration link. 

If you are thinking about getting your master’s degree, then Grad School Preview is the place to be! From 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 21, come get an exclusive look at how a graduate degree can help you in your future career with workshop sessions and an Academic and Resource Fair. Attendees who take advantage of the application station may be able to have their application fee waived. Check out the schedule for grad preview and then register for the event. 

Prepare for your future career with the Career Center’s All-Majors Mock Interviews event on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 24 and 25, in Sage Hall, Room 202, and Thursday, March 26, in Frisco Landing, Room 130. This event offers a low-pressure environment to help students practice and build confidence in their interview skills. 

Students can complete three interviews in a 60-minute period. After the interviews, they will be provided with feedback using a rubric. Make sure you register before today ends. Once you register and receive your designated time slot, arrive early, dress to impress and bring copies of your resume. 

UNT celebrated a major step forward in student financial empowerment with the dedication of the Student Money Management Center, powered by DATCU. Read about what the SMMC can do for you and follow @untonestop on Instagram to learn about workshops and events held throughout the semester. 

A new addition to the UNT Community Garden — the Community Seed Library — was installed on Thursday, Feb. 19, with one goal in mind: to make it easier for students to grow their own food and connect with the campus community. Erin McSweeny, an interdisciplinary art and design studies major taking the Art in Public course, created the winning design. 

Students and community members are encouraged to take seeds they need and contribute extra from their own gardens if possible, so there is something new and fresh for everyone. Read more about the library and how it was designed and then visit it at the Community Garden outside Crumley Hall.

There have been changes to the Night Flight transportation service. Instead of calling for a ride, there is now a set route for the service. The change is designed to improve efficiency. Download the TripShot app to see the route and hours. 

Here's a snapshot of campus happenings this week. Please check the UNT Calendar for updates and the status of all events or contact the event organizers for details.   

Check out upcoming Athletics events. 

COMING UP AT DISCOVERY PARK

COMING UP AT FRISCO LANDING

It’s not every day you see heroes picking up trash on the UNT campus. It is important to preserve and maintain the wildlife and nature here. Thanks to them and UNT Facilities, our campus is clean and the environment is kept healthy! 

ICYMI: Check out the last two episodes of the Happy Friday, North Texas! podcast to hear Olympian and UNT alumna Kellie Delka talk about her experience at the Winter Olympic Games and internationally renowned pianist Adam Wodnicki reflect on his 45 years at UNT.  

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