Official UNT System Updates

Our fall class start date remains Aug. 24 and we are working hard to ensure the details of all courses offered this fall are made final as quickly as possible.

At this time, we are working to define the face-to-face experience, and we aim to preserve as much face-to-face instruction for everyone as possible. This means we may incorporate some limited remote instruction for some of the courses still listed as being taught fully face-to-face. It is also possible we may restore limited face-to-face instruction for some of the courses already transitioned to fully remote instruction.

Students should review class information using MyUNT. You can also see updated class information by checking UNT at Frisco's course listing. As we finalize the Fall 2020 schedule, details for each course section can be found in Search of Classes through MyUNT by simply clicking on that section. There you will find tabs for details, meeting information and section notes. This is where you will see specific information on how a course will be taught. We hope to finalize delivery modes by mid-July and we anticipate very few changes to the dates and times of classes.

We have identified additional classroom space and may extend our academic week to allow for weekend courses to teach more students face-to-face. To safely accommodate classes, we will be engaging in social distancing, which will limit the number of students in each classroom space. These steps, among many others, will support the health of our Mean Green family.

Students will not have to return to campus for face-to-face classes after the Thanksgiving holiday. The end of the semester and final exams will be conducted remotely as originally scheduled.




UNT at Frisco welcomes you to Fall 2020!

As you prepare for your upcoming classes please watch this Back-to-School Info Night. This was a LIVE zoom session to give students and parents information on the fall semester and potential changes in the course structure. Also included in the recording is a live Q & A session with the Dean and Chair of New College and Vice Provost of Academic Partnerships.

You can learn more about returning to UNT at Frisco here: https://frisco.unt.edu/media/blog/welcome-fall-2020-everything-you-need-know. Feel free to contact us by visiting our webpage: frisco.unt.edu.

UNT at Frisco Updates

Stay Connected

We are here for any questions or concerns you may have. You can speak to a staff member at (972) 668-7100 or through our live chat feature located on the right-hand side of the frisco.unt.edu webpage. The right sidebar has detailed contact information and hours of operation for UNT at Frisco

How will COVID-19 affect New College?

Please See the this letter from Dean Randall: click here to download the .pdf.

How Will COVID-19 Affect Registration?

UNT is committed to the health and safety of everyone in our community. We will continue to provide high-quality instruction so that you can succeed, progress, and achieve your academic goals. In the meantime, we also look forward to helping you register for fall classes! We are doing phone and Zoom appointments, so please call to set up your advising appointment at the same number.

Due to the COVID-19 Corona Virus, we have decided to move all face-to-face appointments to phone/virtual appointments. Once you have signed up for an appointment our advisor will send you a virtual zoom meeting invitation. Sign up for your advising appointment over the phone ((972) 668-7100) or online https://frisco.unt.edu/advising

Other Available Resources

If you are in need of financial assistance we encourage you to apply for the COVID-19 Student Success Award. Administrators, staff, and faculty at the University of North Texas are deeply committed to our students and understand the impact COVID-19 has had on them financially. Through a combination of university, donor, and federal funds from the CARES Act, we are offering the COVID-19 Student Success Award and providing financial assistance to students for education-related expenses due to the disruption caused by this virus. To learn more visit https://studentaffairs.unt.edu/covid-19-student-success-award.

Learning online can be a lot like working remotely. Here is an article with great tips on time management and productivity: https://learning.linkedin.com/blog/productivity-tips/new-to-working-remotely--these-resources-can-help . For more information on how to transition into online classes please visit: https://online.unt.edu/learn

Don’t forget! As a UNT student, you have access to LinkedIn learning: https://it.unt.edu/lil-signin .