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Attention UNT International Students & Scholars
Due to scheduled maintenance, iNorthTX access may be limited on November 8, 2025, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. EST.
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Connect with our International Recruitment Team
While international admissions are managed by the UNT Admissions Office, the International Recruitment team in International Affairs is responsible for bringing top performing students from around the world to study at UNT.
International Recruitment Office
From traveling around the world to to share information about UNT's top degree programs
with students and families to answering prospective student emails, the International
Recruitment team is here to help you navigate the application process at UNT.
Who can apply as an international student?
An international student is defined as an individual on a temporary visa, who does not have a U.S. permanent resident card (green card), and who is not an undocumented immigrant.
You should apply for admission to UNT as an international student if you are on a non-immigrant visa (for example F-1, J-1) and if you are not currently a U.S. citizen, you do not have a U.S. permanent resident card (green card), and you are not an undocumented immigrant.
International undergraduate students:You are an undergraduate student if you are pursuing your first bachelor's degree or transferring from another college in order to complete your first bachelor's degree.
International graduate students:You are a graduate student if you have already earned a U.S. bachelor's degree or its equivalent and are pursuing either a second bachelor's degree, a graduate certificate, a master's degree or a doctoral degree.