International Admissions

In addition to the steps for admission listed on the traditional admissions page, international applicants should review the following information for other application requirements and priority dates.

Departments may have requirements such as personal statements, letters of reference, auditions or portfolios that must be sent directly to the department. Ask your academic department which program-specific application materials are required. 

Individual programs may have varying deadlines and requirements. Please check with your department for details.

Priority Dates

All applicants must complete the Toulouse Graduate School admission requirements, but most programs have additional requirements and program-specific applications. Contact your academic program for information regarding program-specific deadlines as they may be earlier than the priority dates listed below. Applying by the following dates increases your chance of I-20 processing, if admitted.

International Application Priority Dates

Fall	April 15
Spring	Oct. 15
Summer	Jan. 1

 

Transcripts

UNT requires official school transcripts, diploma and degree certificates from all universities attended. After we process your application from ApplyTexas, you will receive an email with access to the MyUNT portal to upload scans of your official documents to be used for evaluation.

• These MUST be in both English and your native language, if applicable. English translations must be from either the academic institution or a certified translator.
• UNT will also accept credential evaluation reports from WES and ECE*. For more details on this option, see below.
• Once all documents are received, we will evaluate and forward them to the academic program for an admission decision.
• If admitted, students are required to submit original, official documents. These can be mailed or emailed directly from the university, or you can bring to our office in person upon arrival to campus.
• If you attended a U.S. institution, those transcripts must be sent directly from the institution to UNT. These cannot be uploaded with other documents. Most U.S. institutions are able to send transcripts electronically. Please contact your school directly for more details.

To send original, official documents, please use the address below. Please note that documents cannot be returned.

By U.S. Postal Service:

UNT Office of Admissions
1155 Union Circle #311277
Denton, TX 76203-5017

By UPS/FedEx/DHL:

UNT Office of Admissions
1147 Union Circle, ESSC 354
Denton, TX 76203-1277

*Evaluations from WES (World Education Services) and ECE (Educational Credential Evaluators) must be official reports received directly from ECE or WES and not uploaded through the student portal. These can be sent electronically or by mail from the evaluation service to the UNT Graduate Admissions office.
*UNT reserves the right to adjust credential analysis findings from WES and ECE based on university standards.

English Language Proficiency

UNT degree program applicants are required to demonstrate English Language Proficiency which can be met through a variety of options including TOEFL, IELTS and DuoLingo. You can find more details about score requirements, how to submit scores and more on our complete list of ways to demonstrate English Language Proficiency.  

If you do not meet these requirements, we encourage you to consider UNT’s Intensive English Language Institute.  You must apply for IELI directly with the Division of International Affairs.

Statement of Finances and proof of funding documents

If you will be studying on an F-1 or J-1 visa, you must show proof of financial support. Once admitted, to request an I-20 to attend UNT, you must submit all required documents via iNorthTX – UNT’s new online system for managing international student and scholar cases.

You can log-in to iNorthTX by clicking the log-in button. Your case status will be available once you log-in to iNorthTX.

If you are having difficulty navigating the I-20 request process in iNorthTX, please contact International Student and Scholar Services at internationaladvising@unt.edu.

Sponsored students should contact the UNT Sponsored and Special Programs office.

Apply for a second Bachelor's degree

Second bachelor applicants should download and complete this application. Deadlines for a second bachelor’s degree follow those listed on the traditional graduate admissions page.

After admission to a second bachelor’s degree, you should contact the undergraduate advising office in the college you wish to enroll for information on course transfer and completion requirements.

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