Im a Freshmen coming into college with not a great amount of freetime, and Im looking into some side hustles that I could fit in.

Im a fluent Japanese speaker (learned from parent), can read and write and the whole shebang, would there be any demand for outside 1 on 1 tutoring, given there is a free option already?

It doesn’t seem like the department is hiring any tutors from what I can tell.

Hey everyone!
I'm currently a junior at UNT, and I'm planning my Spring 2027 classes. I really want to take CSCE 4350 (Fundamentals of Database Systems) online with Professor Ryan Garlick.

The problem is that the class is filling up really fast. There are only 5 seats left out of 50, and my registration doesn't open until October 19 because I'm a junior.
I'm honestly really worried that all the seats will be gone before I even get a chance to register. I really want to take this specific professor, and I haven't found another professor who seems like a good option for me.
I've already emailed my academic advisor and the professor, but I'm still waiting for their responses.

Has anyone at UNT been in a similar situation? Is there anything I can do to get into this class before my registration date, or am I just stuck waiting and hoping a seat is still available?

I'd really appreciate any advice or suggestions. Thanks!

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Long story short I am doing the prereq Calc 2 at community college. I go to enroll to Linear Algebra today and find out I can't until I submit the community transcript. This means I may not be able to enroll this class until Summer/Fall apparently (?).

There are three online options for 2700 this semester, does anybody know if it'll consistently be online for Summer or Fall? It is hard to schedule around my job which I need.

Hi guys! I don't have a car. I live near one of the shuttle bus stops which is easy to commute to classes but I am having a hard time commuting around other places. The DCTA bus only has few stops and usually I have to walk long to each the bus stops. I have tried gozone but most of the times I don't find rides. Do you guys have any suggestions?

I was told they weren’t putting a new one in, but does anyone know why it was taken out?

From the University of North Texas Student Affairs website: "The WMGF provides funding for UNT students, staff, and faculty to actualize their on-campus sustainability project ideas. Interested parties propose their projects to the WMGF Committee, also comprised of students, staff, and faculty. The committee then considers the grant proposals for funding, evaluating the feasibility and positive environmental impacts of each proposal."

Students, how do you feel about alumnus' inability to submit proposals? Does anyone see possible legal workarounds to this, assuredly accidental, pay-for-play gatekeeping against our university and planet?

I’m looking for advice from people familiar with UNT’s student organization policies. There’s a club that appears to be trying to become an officially recognized student organization, and I have concerns about the kinds of activities it intends to promote. What is the proper way to report a club like this to UNT, and which office handles reviewing whether a proposed student organization violates university policies? Does UNT review a club’s proposed activities before granting official recognition? I want to make sure I go through the proper channels and understand what rules apply. Any advice or experiences would be appreciated.

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I have an acct test tomorrow I gotta pass. Any tips on using the testing center in Sage? Not for sure looking to do something I shouldn’t but may chance it. Thoughts?

Hi, I’m a transfer student at UNT, and I’ve been considering applying to become a RA. I transferred from a community college and have been attending UNT for about a year, but live off campus and have never lived in a dorm. I’m not sure if not having previous on campus experience would affect my chances. Has anyone here been an RA at UNT as a transfer student? I’d appreciate any advice about the application process. Thanks.

Hi yall, I’m an intl transfer for spring27, I wanna know if anyone here knows how can i tryout for men’s 200-400m? I don’t have a traditional highschool athletics record other than intramural, i tried reaching out to the assistant coach but didn’t heard back from em😭

I graduated may 2025 and holy hell i am this close 👌🏼 to driving 100mph off the Lewisville bridge.

Ive tried everything, temp agencies, job fairs, resume tweaking, you name it. leading up to graduation I heard "the job market is rough" but I was genuinely not prepared for this. I just spent my last $20 on gas and I'm about to have to start living out of my car.

Hello!! i am suffering really bad with college loneliness, iv always had a hard time making friends mainly as an adult because everyones always so busy with college. So i did what any chronically online weirdo would do, i made a google form if you want to befriend me/ make more friends through a discord server in denton! dont feel oligated to fill out the form but i do really want more people to hang out with, especially with halloween coming up!

A little about me; Im 19/ a sophmore, Im very fandom heavy and i do art in hopes of making content creation around my ocs! Im Black and i love most things nerdy games; hades, stardew, fortnite, deltarune, and some dating sims lol, movies; my favorites are lars and the real girl, the trolls movie, and but im a cheerleader, And i love collecting physical media. Im currently going to unt for advirtising! So let me know if youd like to hang around sometime, i do work fulltime so things get busy but im usually open for friends :)))

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Recently, one of these Flock Safety Mobile Security Trailers was parked outside the Union.

This model is NOT a license plate reader. It is equipped with two Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) cameras, one panoramic camera, and "flashing deterrence lights".

Up until now, Flock cameras have been placed along the outskirts of campus. Recently, this obvious surveillance tool was placed directly in the heart of campus, next to the Union.

Read more about this new Flock model here: https://www.flocksafety.com/products/mobile-security-trailer

I heard the labs kinda switched at UNT, wanted to see the difficulty of it now?

I'm an F-1 student majoring in Computer Science at UNT, and I'm supposed to graduate in December 2027. I've been applying for Summer 2027 software engineering internships, but I recently got an email from UNT International Advising about the new CPT restrictions.

From what I understand, internships now have to be a required part of our degree to qualify for CPT. Just taking an internship course for credit might not be enough anymore.

I know UNT has CSCE 4920 for internships, but I'm not sure if that still works. We also have Capstone I and II as required courses, so I'm wondering if there's any way those could count.

My biggest concern is having to take extra classes or change my degree plan just to be eligible for CPT. I'm already trying to graduate on time, and I really don't want to spend more money on tuition or delay my graduation. I feel like internships are such an important part of getting experience in CS, so it's frustrating that students might have to extend their degrees just to get that experience.

Has anyone talked to the CSE department or International Advising about this? Is there any way to qualify through courses we're already required to take?

I've emailed both departments and am waiting for their responses, but I wanted to ask here too in case anyone knows anything.

Having a "bAD mEnTaL hEaLtH wEeK" doesn't excuse you from your class responsibilities, especially when an assignment has been available for an entire month. Mental health challenges are real and should be treated seriously, but part of being a student, employee, or professional is learning how to communicate when you're struggling and seeking help before deadlines pass.

Professors, supervisors, and colleagues can often provide support, accommodations, or extensions when circumstances warrant them, but they can't help if they're informed after opportunities to address the issue have already come and gone.

Accountability and self-advocacy are important life skills. A difficult week may explain a missed deadline, but it doesn't necessarily exempt someone from the consequences of neglecting a responsibility that was available to complete over several weeks.

If a university consistently shields students from the consequences of their decisions, poor performance, or misconduct, it risks creating an environment where accountability is weakened and problematic behaviors are reinforced.

Unlike the clown ass UNT administration, I actually have a spine.