Tutoring Resources
UNT CAMPUS RESOURCES
Learning Center – (SAGE 315, 940-369-7006, http://learningcenter.unt.edu/)
Provides Online tutoring, the Study Skills Lab, Speed Reading, Supplemental Instruction, Volunteer Tutor Program,
Learning 101, Connecting for Success, Academic Success Program, Academic Resource Library.
TRiO / Student Support Services - (SAGE 215, 940-565-2090, http://trio.unt.edu/)
For students who demonstrate financial need, are first-generation college students, or have disabilities, and
qualify for this federally funded program. Provides tutoring, workshops, study skills instruction, mentoring.
Tutoring Labs- Specific Subjects
Chemistry
http://chemistry.unt.edu
CHEM 231
Economics
http://economics.unt.edu/undergraduate/help-center
WH 311/320
History
http://history.unt.edu/department-information/history-help-center WH 220
Math
http://math.unt.edu/mathlab
GAB 440
Physics
http://physics.unt.edu/PIC/
PHYS 209
Technical Communication
https://ltc.unt.edu/labs
AudB 307
Writing Lab
https://ltc.unt.edu/labs
SAGE 152
940-565-2713
940-565-2573
940-565-2288
940-565-3592
940-565-3275
940-565-4230
940-565-2563
Enhancing Marketability
Center for Leadership and Service – (Stovall Hall 160, 940-565-3021, https://leadandserve.unt.edu)
Connects students with volunteer opportunities in the community; provides leadership opportunities such as
LeaderShape, the LEAD League, and The Big Event.
Honors College - (SAGE 257, 940-565-3305, http://honors.unt.edu)
Opportunity for students of all majors to earn Honors awards; offers small courses, research training, free tickets
to cultural events, opportunity to live in honors residence hall, and priority registration.
National Student Exchange –(SAGE 257, 940-565-3305, http://honors.unt.edu/national-student-exchange-nse)
Provides options for up to a year of exchange study at another U.S. member college or university.
Non-Traditional & Commuter Student Services—(Stovall Hall 117, 940-5653807 http://studentactivities.unt.edu/non-traditional-students) Helps students who work full time, have families,
commute long distances, are older than the traditional college student, etc. to connect to UNT resources.
Student Activities and Organizations - (Stovall Hall 117, 940-565-5107, http://studentactivities.unt.edu/ )
Registers and advises all campus clubs and organizations. Gain quick access to all officially-registered clubs and
organizations through OrgSync.
Study Abroad - (SAGE 236, 940-565-2207, https://studyabroad.admin.unt.edu/)
Provides information on study abroad opportunities, manages transcripts from study abroad programs including
faculty-led, exchange, and affiliate programs. Helps students prepare financially and personally for international
academic experiences. This office can also process passport applications.
See CAS counselor for course approval prior to studying abroad.
Other Helpful Resources
Campus Operator – (940-565-2000 / Metro 817-267-3731)
Transfers callers to any department or person on campus during regular business hours.
Career Center and Internships Office - (Chestnut Hall 103, 940-565-2105, http://careercenter.unt.edu)
Advising consultations and employment resources available to all majors regarding resume writing, interviewing
skills, job search strategies, and career advising.
Computer Labs/General Access Labs - http://computerlabs.unt.edu/
Counseling and Human Development Center - (Welch Street Complex 2, 940-5652970, http://www.coe.unt.edu/counseling-and-human-development-center)
Confidential, short term adult, child, marital, family, group, and career counseling for UNT students and
community. Staffed by UNT Counseling program masters students under supervision. Fee is determined on a
sliding scale, based on income.
Counseling & Testing Services - (Chestnut 311, 940-565-2741, http://counselingandtesting.unt.edu/)
Confidential, professional, short-term personal and career counseling to currently enrolled students. Personality
and career assessments available. (8 sessions per academic year) Testing Services – (Gateway Center 140, 940565-2735) Computer-based testing site for the GRE, GMAT, TOEFL and CLEP.
Disability Accommodation, Office of - (SAGE 167, 940-565-4323, http://disability.unt.edu/)
Helps students with disabilities to receive educational access and accommodation. Makes referrals for diagnostic
evaluations.
Financial Aid & Scholarships - (Eagle Student Services Center 228, 565-2302, http://financialaid.unt.edu/)
Applications, processing and awarding of federal and state financial aid, loans, grants, scholarships, and
work-study programs.
Student Legal Services – (Stovall Hall 136, 940-565-2614, https://studentaffairs.unt.edu/student-legal-services)
Provides UNT students with legal advice, assistance, representation and education.
Pre-Health Professions – (General Academic Building 220, 940-5652051, http://www.cas.unt.edu/advising/health-professions)
Assists all UNT students seeking to enter a career field in the following health profession areas: medical, dental,
veterinary medicine, optometry, physician assistant, physical therapy, occupational therapy, pharmacy and
chiropractic.
Pre-Law – (Wooten Hall 129, prelaw@unt.edu, 940-565-4413, http://www.cas.unt.edu/advising/pre-law)
Money Management Center (Chestnut Hall 313, 940-369-7761, http://moneymanagement.unt.edu/)
Offers financial planning assistance, advisement, and workshops to students. Offers short-term loans to qualified
students.
Transfer Center - (Stovall Hall 155, 940-369-7287, https://transition.unt.edu/transfer/)
Provides programs that will help transfer students transition into UNT with success.
Veteran’s Center – (SAGE 123, 940-565-8021, http://www.unt.edu/veterans/) Aims to serve as a safe place to
help student veterans connect with each other and navigate the university resources for academic success.
Veterans' Benefits - Consult the Registrar (Veteran’s Program Office, Eagle Student Services Center 209, 940-5652111) for concerns about transferability, the GI Bill, and other class concerns.
CAS Academic Advising
GAB 220
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(940) 565-2051
Updated 08/2014