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First Year Experience (FYE) and Orientations

An introductory guide for freshman and transfer students (or anyone new to UNT Libraries)

UNT has many campus resources for you in addition to UNT Libraries.

Mentoring / Peer support

Mentor and Mentoring opportunities at UNT 

- There are peer to peer programs and more. Requirements for enrollment as mentor or mentee depend on the program, so please consult their website and contact for that specific opportunity. Colleges may have their own programs as well. 

  • Example: ACCESS Mentoring: " The ACCESS (Advocates Creating Conversations that Engage and Support Students) Mentoring Program connects new students to the UNT community, encourages the use of campus resources and promotes four-year graduation" 

Student Success

UNT Student Success

Academic Advising

Academic Support: The Learning Center  


Learning Center

  • Call:(940) 369-7006  Email: Learning.Center@unt.edu  Location: Sage Hall 107
  • Visit the UNT Learning Center page for details.

Tutoring

  • The UNT Learning Center offers four types of tutoring 1) Volunteer Tutoring  2) Drop-In Tutoring 3) Supplemental Instruction 4) Online Tutoring  5) E² Tutoring.

Support Services

 

Student Affairs (Departments)

There are services and Student Affairs departments that you might find useful in your time at UNT.

Examples include:

Transfer Center

Are you a transfer student

  • "The UNT Transfer Center is designed to help transfer students successfully transition to UNT."
  • Orientation and Transition Programs | Transfer Center website 

Writing Center

UNT Writing Center

Transportation

Transportation Services