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Hi everyone. Im a freshman at UNT dealing with my first academic integrity violation, and I’m honestly terrified about what might happen.

I recently took an exam at the where Excel was allowed as a calculator, but notes weren’t permitted. I had a spreadsheet I downloaded with like some formulas to remember and notes while studying. During the exam, when I opened it the staff noticed cus they said they could see the screen from another computer. When confronted, I panicked and said I’d typed the formulas myself during like the test, which wasn’t fully true. The testing center reported the incident to my professor, and I’m meeting with her later this week.
I know what I did was wrong, and I’m not trying to justify it. I’ve been struggling in this class despite studying extensively, and I’m worried about how a zero or an F would affect my GPA and plans to transfer universities. I have never cheated before in my life, not even highschool so idk what to expect.

So like for anyone who’s dealt with an academic integrity violation at UNT What penalty did you receive for a first offense?What happened when talking to your teacher
Does it make sense to and ask for a warning or leniency despite what happened? If I get a zero , would I still be allowed to withdraw from the course before the deadline? Any advice from someone who’s experienced this and gone through the process would help

Hey! I'm the President of UNT's anime club, Mu Epsilon Kappa! We're having a Halloween party this Thursday, October 29 at 6:30pm in Terrill 120.

We'll be watching a themed anime, hosting a raffle with prizes, and we'll have free food. If you bring food/drink to share, we'll give you an extra raffle entry! Prizes include posters, anime figures, and general anime merch. Cosplay is also encouraged, of course :D

Students, non-students, alumni etc are welcome, but 18+ please. We are welcome to all anime fans whether you're casual or die-hard. Hope to see some of y'all there!

Come out and support North Texas!

Hey everyone,
I was recently accepted to UNT for the Fall 2027 and I'm heavily considering majoring in Supply Chain Management and Logistics or Supply Chain Management and Operations. I'm trying to decide between UNT and TTU, and I'd love to hear from current SCM majors or recent grads.

If you have a minute, I'd really appreciate your perspective on a few things:

- How are the professors and the overall workload in the SCM program?

-Is it worth it?: For grads, did the SCM degree give you a good ROI? Are you happy with your starting salary and job placement? How is the work-life balance? What type of jobs did you get after graduation?

I'm trying to figure out if the program sets you up well for corporate roles or if it leans more heavily toward specific industries (like agricultural/energy logistics).

I thought response to my application would come in 3 weeks but do they really hold your application if this is your first semester at UNT as a transfer student?

I have a 4.0 GPA, and i really wanted to start taking honors classes next semester.

Hey everyone! Classes are cancelled this Thursday so we can all go support a big game for our football team. This will be an exciting game as both teams have great offenses. This will also be on ESPN and Sportscenter will be here so it will be a fun time. We need as many people to show up! Once you get your free tickets, make sure everyone you know gets them as well and shows up! Should be a fun time!

FREE SHOW! 5 BANDS! $2 BEER IN THE VENDING MACHINE ON THE PORCH! COSTUMES HEAVILY ENCOURAGED!!

Hi everyone, we're doing a research project for our UX Design class and we'd really appreciate it if y'all could fill out this survey! It should take about 2 minutes. Your response enters you into a raffle for a $20 Visa Giftcard. Thanks so much!

Hello!! My boyfriend and I are trying to move to Denton to go to UNT for the spring semester. I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for homes/townhomes/apartments for rent. We’re trying to find something for less than or equal to 1,500. The troubling thing is that we have a dog and he’s not the most apartment friendly pet. He’s lived on a farm most of his life so he’s very used to being allowed to run around in a field and also has the habit of barking at literally everything. We’re trying to train him to only bark if there’s actually something wrong. But I would feel terrible for neighbors in an apartment unit having to hear him. Any recommendations? Thank you!!

Trying to go to the game but i dont wanna pay extra for parking 🫩

I’m in the Fall term of my sophomore year but since I don’t have 30 credits I’m still a freshman and can’t enroll into the classes I’ve already built a schedule for. Will they be filled by next week? Has anyone dealt with this?

Does anyone know if the Midterm and Final Exam Questions are comprised of the Module Quizzes/key-terms? There is so much information in this class and just want to make sure I am focusing on the relevant information to study for the exams. TIA

Hey guys I need help with my schedule for next semester. So far I have ling 2050, fipl 2770, hdfs 2033, and psci 2306 (online). I want to add 1 more class, but I don't wanna pick one that's rlly hard because I also have to work and in already struggling with balancing work and school. So far I've thought about biol 1082, but wasn't available, so now im thinking about doing arch 2800, biol 2301, biol 2700, edbe 2050, or edbe 3050. Or honestly any other easy class. Anyone have any experience with the classes I mentioned or have any ideas of other classes I could take that are somewhat easy? Btw im an education major.

im about to graduate in the fall from here with a bachelors in psychology

but idk if I should get my masters from here, im looking at clinical mental health counseling masters program, BUT I wouldn't get in until the fall 2027 bc it's too late for the spring 27. idk im just feeling lost

What are the deadlines for this position. I’m a freshman. So looking to get a spot for this job for room and board next school year.

Hello! I am interested in pursuing UX design with my current major in psychology. I want to switch to the UX program, but my estimated graduation time would be 2031, and I'm unsure about staying in academia for that long as I have already been in school for 3 years. My alternative is getting my foundations of research through psychology, and using the several electives to earn tech certificates and a minor in computer science. Although, I'm leaning towards taking the plunge because I've read that UX UNT is the #2 program in UX design after UT Austin, I'd love to say that I have an art degree, and I want to best set myself up for success in the field. However, as im sure you know, a degree in UX isnt necessary for landing a job in UX. Also, truthfully, im not too confident in my self-discipline to teach myself in time to apply for internships. Are there any recent grads from the UX program or current students that could tell me what its like? I've heard from one source that they don't really teach figma, but that's what the industry is looking for. Are the courses more theory or is it applied? Would I enjoy UX more learning it on my own, or is the program satisfactory? Would you say there is time to make personal projects or case studies in this major? Do they prepare you to build a portfolio throughout the major or is it only a last year capstone? Pretty much will I be teaching myself outside of class more than I'm learning in class? And how artsy is the major, really? Would you say the program truly is the blend of psychology, tech, and design? Or you could tell me simply how you like the UX program. Sorry for all the questions. There's just a million different ways to get into this field and im struggling to pick one 💀

Is it commonly available in summer terms? I lowk need this class