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ENGL 1310, College Writing I
Counts toward the 120 hours you need to graduate.
Department-approved · Fall 2025 catalog
What this saves you
Based on 2025–26 in-state undergrad rates (about $495 per credit hour, including fees). Final award depends on the official score report sent to UNT Admissions.
Requirements by major
Admission gates and program requirements that don't appear in the course catalog: auditions, portfolio reviews, certification exams, internship hours.
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CVAD · BFA
Visual arts & design
Sophomore portfolio review
After your foundations year (ART 1100, 1110, 1200) you submit a portfolio for a faculty review. Communication Design, Studio Art, and Art Education all run a version of this. About 60% of applicants advance into the BFA each cycle.
- When
- End of year 1
- What to bring
- 12–15 works, GPA ≥ 2.5
- If you don't pass
- Switch to BA Studio Art or retake
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College of Music
Music
Audition + pre-screen
Performance, music education, jazz studies, and composition all require an audition before admission. Pre-screening recordings are due in early December; on-campus auditions run January through February.
- When
- Before admission
- What to bring
- Pre-screen video, prepared rep
- Add-on
- Music ed adds a TExES gate
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CVAD · BA, BFA
Theatre & Dance
Audition or portfolio
Performance tracks need a live audition. Design and tech tracks bring a portfolio instead. BFA review continues annually through year 2, so admission isn't the last word.
- When
- Spring of admission year
- What to bring
- Two contrasting monologues or a 5–min combo
- Continuing
- Annual jury after year 1
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UNT HSC partnership · BSN
Nursing
Competitive admission + TEAS
Pre-nursing students complete prerequisites, then apply to the BSN program. Around 80 cohort seats per term; admit GPA averages near 3.5. Acceptance is not automatic from pre-nursing.
- When
- After 2–3 prereq semesters
- What to bring
- TEAS score, statement, GPA ≥ 3.0
- Backup
- Reapply or transfer to a partner school
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College of Education
Teacher preparation
TExES exams + observation hours
Beyond your subject major, certification adds content + pedagogy exams (TExES), fingerprinting, and observation hours that begin in year 3. Student teaching is a full semester block in year 4.
- When
- Year 3 onward
- What to log
- Observation, then student teaching
- Tests
- TExES Content + PPR before certifying
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College of Engineering
Engineering & CSE
Math placement decides the start
Without AP Calc credit or transfer credit, students often start at MATH 1650 (Pre-Calc). That adds a semester before Calc I and pushes major-specific courses back, which can stretch a 4-year plan to 4.5.
- What to bring
- AP Calc 3+ or transfer Calc I
- Otherwise
- Plan for an extra Pre-Calc semester
- Where to check
- UNT ALEKS placement
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CMHT · BS
Hospitality, event & tourism
800 internship hours required
Two coordinator-approved internships totaling 800 hours are required to graduate. Most students complete one paid internship in the summer between year 2 and 3, then a second in year 4.
- When
- Summers + senior year
- What counts
- Pre-approved hospitality, event, or tourism site
- To start
- Talk to your CMHT advisor in year 2
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Pre-health track
Pre-Med & Pre-Health
MCAT + clinical hours
Pre-health is a track, not a major. Most students major in BIOL or CHEM, then stack the MCAT (or DAT/PCAT), letters, and 100+ documented clinical hours before applying to professional school.
- When to test
- End of year 3, typically
- What to log
- Shadowing, scribing, volunteering
- Where to start
- UNT Pre-Health Professions Office
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