Register for Summer 2026 before this semester ends! Learn more about the benefits of summer classes and apply for aid via the summer aid interest form at registration.unt.edu. For answers to common registration questions, visit Scrappy Says. 

UNT is seeking outstanding students to apply for competitive national and international scholarships. Review the scholarships and their deadlines. If you plan to apply, contact James Duban or Catrina Watson about the scholarships you’re interested in. Applications may have several required steps, and it’s recommended that you submit the applications as early as possible, so don’t procrastinate! 

Check your student email! You should have a message for each of your classes about the SPOT (Student Perceptions of Teaching) evaluation survey. Complete each survey with honest feedback about your instructors and classes, and then you’ll be entered into a random drawing. One winner will receive a 2026-27 Eagle parking pass, and five winners will receive a $20 credit in Dining Dollars. The surveys close Thursday, April 30.  

Explore Denton-area job opportunities at the Denton Community Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, April 16, at the Denton Civic Center. Attendance is free and will include opportunities to connect with dozens of employers. You also can have professional headshots taken, polish your resume and attend 20-minute masterclass sessions with leaders from UNT and North Central Texas College. Register online or check in the day of the event. Dress to impress and bring several copies of your resume! 

Don’t forget, you’ll also have the opportunity for resume polishing and headshots at the LinkedIn Campus Commons Experience Monday, April 20, through Wednesday, April 22. And there’s still time to register for the LinkedIn Open to Work Lab set for Tuesday, April 21. The 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. session, “Building Your Career Toolkit: From Experience to Opportunity,” includes lunch and Career Starter Kit giveaways (while supplies last). 

Join Braven for Live Your Legacy, an exclusive live course experience for UNT students interested in the Braven Career and Leadership Accelerator course, UCRS 1300, from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 29, at the Gateway Center. In this open house-style session, you can shadow the course, live and learn how Braven can help you build your professional story and graduate career-ready. Food and drinks will be provided.

Seats are limited, so RSVP early to secure your spot! Registration closes Wednesday, April 22. 

With commencement less than a month away, it’s time to celebrate! The Online Student Experience Virtual Graduation Celebration — for online students who’ll complete their degrees this spring or summer or who graduated in Fall 2025 — is from 6 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 23, via Zoom. The celebration will include a speech from a UNT executive, connection opportunities from the UNT Alumni Association and more. 

Students who register will be added to the graduation slideshow and receive UNT swag. The deadline to register is Monday, April 20.   

Don’t miss the chance for an early look at your 2026 Mean Green football team at the Spring Showcase. Gates open at 11 a.m., and the event starts at noon Saturday, April 18, at DATCU Stadium. Select fans will be chosen to compete as teams in on-field drills, and after the showcase, there will be an autograph session on the field with the players. The event is free and concessions and merch will be available for purchase. 

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.   

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If Clover can ace her mock interview, so can you! Schedule a mock interview with the UNT Career Center to practice your skills and build confidence with no pressure.

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Tune in to the latest episode of the Happy Friday, North Texas! podcast. Hear from Regents Professor in Biochemistry Kent Chapman about UNT’s BioDiscovery Institute as they celebrate 10 years of BDI research and what the future may hold.