We’re here to help! Register for fall classes today.

• Run an online degree audit to determine which courses you need to take next semester.
• Review the schedule of classes.
• If needed, schedule an appointment to see your advisor as early as you can. Appointment slots will fill up once registration is open. 

• Check your myUNT portal for any tasks that need to be completed prior to registration.
• Find available courses by term using the myUNT online class search and register early for the best selection of classes.
• Use the visual schedule builder to put together the courses that work best for you.
• For answers to common questions and ways to reach us visit Scrappy Says.

• Find scholarships, grants or loans that might be right for you.
• Discover student employment opportunities that could provide the financial support you need.
• Visit the UNT One Stop for assistance.
• Get advice on managing your finances from the Student Money Management Center.

•  Have you been enrolled in UNT within the last 12 months and want to take fall classes? There’s no need to reapply. Reach out directly to the advising office that houses your major. They will be able to walk you through the returning process and help you get enrolled!
• Have you NOT been enrolled in UNT within the last 12 months and want to take fall classes? There are a few re-enrollment requirements you’ll need to complete first.
• Forgot your username and password? No problem, IT services can help you out.
• If you need help navigating the myUNT portal check out the Help for Students page.
• Need help changing majors or figuring out what courses you need to complete a major you originally began? Schedule an appointment with your advisor as early as you can.

• Resolve any To-Do list items or Holds in your Tasks tile that may block registration. Information needed to resolve these tasks or holds can be found in the specific item/hold. Common tasks are listed below with more details to help you. 

• Run an online degree audit to determine which courses you need to take next semester.
• Review the schedule of classes.
• If needed, schedule an appointment to see your advisor as early as you can. Appointments slots will fill up once registration is open.
• Check your myUNT portal for any tasks that need to be completed prior to registration. 
• Find available courses by term using the myUNT online class search and register early for the best selection of classes.
• Use the visual schedule builder to put together the courses that work best for you.
• For answers to common questions and ways to reach us visit Scrappy Says.

• Learn more about scholarships, grants or loans that might be right for you.
• Learn more about student employment opportunities that could provide you the financial support you need.
• Visit the Student Money Management Center for advice and look into the many programs they offer to help you manage your finances.
• Visit the UNT One Stop for assistance.

No matter what you’re struggling with, UNT has the resources to help you physically and emotionally. 

We care about every aspect of your well-being and have resources in place to help you succeed and thrive.

• If your struggles are with academics, we have a full-service learning center to help you out with one-on-one tutoring and other programs.
• We have a dedicated Math Lab with tutors that break down a variety of mathematical subject areas to provide students with better skills to excel in these courses.
• The Academic Success Center in Sage Hall offers academic support services and free individual tutoring for students outside of the classroom in an accessible environment. We aim to give every student the resources they need to succeed in class and after graduation.

• As a UNT student you’ve got a lot on your plate, but you’ve got plenty of people at UNT who care about you and want you to succeed. Take control of your success with the Keys to Succeed at UNT.
• Support looks different for every student! As you take flight in your studies remember that we're here to listen, help you uncover solutions and will connect you with resources and programs that can help.