My daughter is in the second semester of her freshman year. This past fall, she was majoring in…read moreChemistry. She had trouble with at least two of the professors. One was very derogatory toward females. Daughter had her male friend ask questions for her in class because she felt belittled. Same teacher failed to report grades all semester. He would not release them on request, either. Many of the students failed or made low grades because they could not get an average to work from. The chemistry guidance counselor was not helpful. He said that teacher is just like that. He refused to allow her access to register herself. He refused to allow her to chose her own classes. The Horizons professor did not accept students choices of study if it was something she didn't like. The Chemistry dept would not allow her to chose her own classes and told her she could not take more than allotted hours because she would have nothing to take in the future. She wants to go summers, but the dept refuses to take transfers from UNT. They have very few professors in the dept and the quality is lacking. They do not want the students getting the classes at other universities so they refuse to accept them. She was told Summer courses are difficult to get into and that she would NOT be allowed to get ahead...not sure why. The counselor tried multiple times to get her to change over to biochemistry. She did not want that. So, I don't know if they are trying to get rid of the regular chem program, or not. So, she changed majors and now TWU doesn't want to allow financial aid to pay for the courses saying it doesn't go toward her degree. But they do, per the new counselor who is very helpful. They are very disorganized and preventing my daughter from getting the education she needs. If they can't provide the courses for a degree program in an appropriate manner, they should shut it down. If they have a bad, female hating professor at a predominantly female university, then he should be gone. Isn't that the basis of predominantly female university, after all? Tenure should not matter in the case of discrimination. It is a nice, small campus and has a lot of potential if they straighten ot up. Also, the sophomores and upper classmen should have more than one choice for a dormitory that is new, more expensive yet still having maintenance and flooding issues. Extremely grateful for the new counselor in the new degree program. He was very helpful, kind, and actually guiding her. Thank you sir and I give you five stars. ***** Financial aid office could use a lot of improvements, nicer people and a better organization. Students shouldn't be getting their financial aid at the end of the semester for the previous semester. Multiple students have had this issue. I am disappointed that my daughter could not continue her journey in chemistry at TWU. Her plan was for a PhD. I hope this new program works and she continues to grow. She almost transferred to another university... Who wants to deal with all that as a first time college student? Do you want everyone to drop out? Get it together TWU!

Attended my daughter's family graduation and was very pleased with the celebration. The school…read moreacknowledged these new graduates and their children in a very special way. Very heart warming.

I am so glad I'm the first to rate this amazing school! I absolutely love this school, I love it so…read moremuch that I'm applying to complete my master's degree here!

Honestly, as far as community colleges go this place was pretty good to me. I did almost all of my…read morebasics here and then transferred to UT Austin and proceeded to graduate from the b school. NCTC did a great job on providing me with the basic education with pretty good amenities. I utilized their tutoring services a ton when I was taking my calculus class because realistically I wasn't prepared for that class. They helped me get an "A" in all my courses and it has paid off immensely. I know people who have gotten their nursing degrees from NCTC and make over 100k a year just from a community college degree. Don't knock this place cuz of its rinky dinky name. It's what you make of it and it's helped me a ton.

It's a solid four. The campus could use a way better cafeteria. The classrooms need to get rid of…read morethe tradition twist out chairs. "Not everyone can fit". It's 2021 but you walk it feeling stuck In a 90s high school out of Portland Oregon.

Who has the greatest Texas-sized welcome center in all the land? The University of North Texas…read moredoes!! The UNT Welcome Center is where all visitors start their campus tours and learn more about the university. It officially opened on March 4, 2019, and it is attached to the newest dorm on campus called, Joe Greene, named after UNT football legend "Mean" Joe Greene. Although our daughter started UNT a year before the welcome center was built, we did stop by before it was complete and got a sneak peek! The building elevation is beautiful, the lobby is huge, and this space has the most intense UNT branding on campus. It looks and feels like a magnificent resort hotel. There are many friendly faces, UNT hosts called Eagle Ambassadors that will answer any questions you may have. I did a little research and learned that UNT is doing campus tours very differently because of the pandemic. They typically offer several ways to experience the campus including walking tours, tram tours, academic tours, etc. But for now, due to COVID19, they are offering limited capacity in-person walking tours and guided virtual tours. The in-person walking tours last about 90 minutes. To support social guidelines, the walking portion of the tour is limited to 10 guests including the guide. Hang in there!!! When campus life returns to normal UNT will follow through with some sort of celebration. For now, they have an amazing Facebook page where you can find great information: https://www.facebook.com/TourUNT/photos/?ref=page_internal

What a cute campus (HUGE) and fantastic student and professor body. HUGE welcome center. Super…read moreclean and bustling with happy campers!