Money for College

In thinking about academic planning for each semester, it is important to understand how and when you will be financing your courses before the semester. At UNT, there are different departments and divisions that support your questions into cost and support for attendance at our institution.

Student Money Management Center (SMMC)

At UNT, we have an organization dedicated to helping you with your money. The Student Money Management Center aids students with their money through personal consultations, personalized budgets, finding housing options, assessing private student loan options, and much more. This is NOT for financial aid, but rather for planning your budget and gaining financial literacy throughout your university career and beyond. For more information, visit the Student Money Management Center. For more information on financial planning for higher education, also check out these helpful websites.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

SAP Warning/Excess Hours with Financial Aid

UNT requires you to have a 2.0 GPA or better to be considered in good standing. You must also successfully complete and pass a certain amount of classes that you take each semester. If either of these criteria is not met, you may be at risk of losing your financial aid.  For more information, visit the Financial Aid office.

If you take too many courses not required for your degree plan or drop too many courses you may be charged for excessive hours. This means that your courses will cost more per hour.  For more information, visit the Office of the Registrar.