1. ADMISSIONS UPDATE

2. GENERAL ADMISSION
Keith Fernander

3. UNIFORM ADMISSIONS POLICY
 House Bill 3826 is a new admissions requirement
for all Texas public university
 First step in determining a student’s eligibility for
admissions into UNT
 Student must meet this requirement before
Admissions can determine if they meet the
freshman entrance requirements.

4. UNIFORM ADMISSIONS POLICY
 It mandates-
 All first-time freshman must complete at least the
Recommended High School Program (RHSP) in order
to be eligible for consideration for admission to a public
university.
 Students without RHSP can be exempt
 Based on ACT or SAT entrance exams
 SAT: 1500 out of 2400
 ACT: English=18, Math=22, Social Sciences=21, Science =24

5. UNIFORM ADMISSIONS POLICY
 Students who do not meet this requirement may still
be eligible for admission
 For example, Adult admit, GED, out-of-state high school or
international high school
 High school completes certification form to verify students
completed courses equivalent to RHSP or explains reason
why they were not taken
 Student can print the form from the UNT website and give it
to their high school counselor

6. UNIFORM ADMISSIONS POLICY
 Transfer students are exempt from this
requirement
 AA and GED students who do not satisfy this
requirement will be referred to community
college to earn at least one semester of
college credit

7. APPLICATION PROCESS
1. Submit the online ApplyTexas Application
2. Pay the application fee ($60 for U.S. citizens and permanent
resident aliens)
3. Submit official transcripts from all universities and colleges
attended
Application deadlines
Apply by: To enroll for classes starting:
Dec. 3, 2010 Spring 2011 (Jan. 18)
March 1, 2011 (Freshman)
July 1, 2011 (Transfer) Fall 2011 (Aug. 25)
May 12, 2011 Summer 2011 (May 16)
May 26, 2011 Summer 2011 (June 6)
July 5, 2011 Summer 2011 (July 11)

8. TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Less than 30 college hours 30 to 44 college hours More than 44 college hours
High school graduate
2.5 GPA or higher
2.25 GPA or higher 2.0 GPA or higher
OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS
College and high school transcripts
College transcripts only
ENTRANCE EXAM
Top 10%: Submit score
Next 15%: min. 950 SAT or 20 ACT
2nd 25%: min. 1050 SAT or 23 ACT
3rd 25%: min. 1180 SAT or 26 ACT
*writing score excluded
Not required

9. FRESHMAN ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
 Automatic Admission
 Top 10% automatically accepted
 Next 15% 950 SAT or 20 ACT
 2Q 1050 SAT or 23 ACT
 3Q 1180 SAT or 26 ACT
 Individual Review
 Mandatory for all 4Q students
 Optional for student who do not meet the automatic
admission requirements

10. APPLICATION UPDATE
 Students who have already applied to UNT,
but wish to update to a future semester, can
do so at: http://forms.unt.edu/application-
update.
 Students can submit an update for an active
semester only before the update deadline.
 They must reapply for admissions once the
semester begin for which the originally applied.

11. YIELD TEAM
Jessica Brown

12. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 Focuses on getting students from Admitted to
Enrolled
 Always on campus
 Weekly contact with newly admitted students
 “Meet and greet” sessions
 Proactive participation in committees across
campus

13. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 Target Specific Admitted Groups:
 National Merit Scholars
 Board of Regents
 Terry Scholarship
 Early College high schools
 Home School
 Out-of-state students
 Non-Rankers
 International Credentials
 National Hispanic Merit Scholarships
 Undocumented
 Athletes
 Early Admit (HS student)

14. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 Host Events
-EXPOS (bags, pens, stickers)
-Mean Green Saturdays (Cookies, punch/coffee)
-UNT Preview (Accepted student Session)
-Trio Transfer Day (February)
-College Forward (June)
-TAFE (October)
-High Achieving & Honors’ students Reception (new
idea for spring)

15. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 Incorporate the Internet/New media
 Facebook/Twitter, Zinch – effectively communicate with
admitted students through social media. Animoto & IPad
Project
 Develop Texting Leads Project
 Contact by phone every single student that expresses
interest in UNT by a text message – develop ideas for
future texting initiatives

16. COLLEGE ACCESS
CHALLENGE GRANT
Jacob Eakin

17. COLLEGE ACCESS CHALLENGE GRANT
 The CACG Program
 Provides two-year grants to Texas public colleges,
universities, and community based organizations
 Its purpose is to increase the number of
underrepresented students who enter postsecondary
education by informing students and their parents on
how to apply and pay for college.

18. THECB COLLEGE CONNECTION 2+2+2
PROGRAM
 Partnered with four community college systems:
 NCTC, Collin, Weatherford, and TCC
 Connect community college students to four-year
institutions
 Staff
 Lisa Kious – NCTC, Weatherford, and Grayson
 Jacob Eakin – TCC
 John Princewill – High School Outreach
 Myra Hafer – Collin
 Lynette O'Keefe - Grant Administration

19. CHEC
Myra Hafer

20. COLLIN HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER (CHEC)

22. CHEC LOCATION
 The Collin Higher Education Center is located near
the northeast corner of State Highway 121 and
Highway 75-Central Expressway in McKinney.
 The CHEC is approx. 40 mi east of the UNT Denton
campus.

23. COLLIN HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER
(CHEC)
 UNT signed the CHEC Agreement with Collin
College--November 9, 2010
 To provide undergraduate upper-level & graduate
courses and degree programs
 Students apply to UNT and pay UNT off-campus tuition
and fees
 UNT students taking courses at the CHEC have an additional
fee
 $30 per credit hour CHEC fee

24. COLLIN COLLEGE/UNT PARTNERSHIP
 Collin College has partnered with UNT and four other area
universities (DBU, TAMU-C, TWU, UTD) to bring
undergraduate and graduate degree programs to the Collin
Higher Education Center (CHEC).
 The partnership was approved by the Texas Higher Education
Coordinating Board in October 2009.
 UNT Classes at the CHEC began in January 2010.
 UNT programs at the CHEC provide students an opportunity
to pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree from our
university without driving to the Denton campus.

25. UNT BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS
 Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences
 Alternative Dispute Resolution
 Non-profit Management, Volunteer, and
Community Resource Management
 Academic Advisor:
 Trey Anderson, 940.565.4115

26. UNT MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMS
 Master of Education – Higher Education
 Contact Information: Dr. Beverly Bower,
940.369.7112
 Master of Science - Engineering Systems
 Construction Management
 Engineering Management
 Contact Information: Rick Reidy, 940.369.7115

27. UNT DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS
 Ed.D. – Educational Administration
 Contact Information: Dr. Linda Stromberg,
940.565.3274
 Superintendent Certification, Dr. John Brooks,
940.565.2951
 Ph.D./Ed.D. – Higher Education
 Contact Information: Dr. Beverly Bower,
940.369.7112

28. COLLIN HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER (CHEC)
3452 SPUR 399 MCKINNEY, TX 75069
 COLLIN CHEC CONTACTS:
 Dr. Eric Yeager
Associate Dean
Collin Higher
Education Center
972.599.3121
 Stephanie Hanson
Coordinator of Transfer Programs
972.985.3734
 Gloria Tyler
Administrative Assistant
972.985.3735
 Thomas DeLuna
CHEC Information
Center Assistant
972.599.3100
 UNT CHEC CONTACT:
 Dr. Myra Hafer
Associate Director, Admissions
CHEC, Room 131
972.599.3126
 UNT CHEC Swing Office
CHEC, Room 127
972.985.3119
http://collin.edu/chec