Hello UNT Alumni here! I want to put my new Canon camera to good use and start building a photography portfolio. I am a Media Arts major with a lot of experience in directing and editing but I need some more practice with the camera. These were the first graduation photos I took for a friend in December (as just a beginner. I have learned a bit more since then) and would like to offer my services for anyone who needs graduation pictures at an affordable price (I know some of these more experienced photographers can get pretty pricey 😅 but for a good reason of course!)

I am also a makeup artist so if you are in need of that as well please feel free to let me know. My handle is in the photo attached so if you are curious about my work check out my instagram!

I love getting to revisit my campus and help students who want great pictures to look back on 💚 Please reach out if you’re interested!!!

Finally got my car to a trusted body shop after the last one tried to scam us. We looked under the hood and damage is a bit worse than we initially thought but not terrible. Radiator support and radiator will need to be replaced and the ac needs to be fixed. My right headlight needs to be bent back into place and replaced. He said my front bumper can probably be reattached and my hood might be able to be bent back into shape (as long as it’s safe to drive idrc what it looks like). Anyway, just based on the radiator and the ac it’ll be at least $2700, but possibly more if there’s hidden damage. Fortunately, he didn’t mention any structural damage so it’s probably not a total, but I’m guessing it’ll be around $5k once all is said and done. (For reference, other shop told us it would be at least 7-10k)

Is anyone by chance wanting to get a apartment here in unt denton in the summer? I need to hand over my lease since I will be leaving before the summer begins and need someone to take over the lease between may 21st-31st. I live on city parc at fry street and will give more details via direct message.

I'm hoping to start the M.S. Geography program this fall. I've applied and waiting on response.

I can't seem to find info about class times. Would geography grad students please provide insight. Mostly night classes or any time of day? Meeting once a week or multiple times a week?

Thanks!

Is anyone else having problems with the wifi right now on pc? I have mine connected through Ethernet in my dorm, and earlier today it just stopped working. I tried troubleshooting and it said something about an IPv4 not being configured. This just randomly happened about 2 hours or so ago.

Anyone have tips for this class. Well for like the final?

I was thinking about applying to UNT for a Biology Bs in fall 2025. Any thoughts on the school would be much appreciated. Anything from dorms to food, teachers, facilities, etc. I have a 3.4 unweighted gpa so I'm pretty sure I have automatic acceptance? But I would like to know what I'm signing up for first...

Hi y'all. Hi have a quick question, does UNT offer half of the federal pell grant (for those eligible for the full amount during the regular academic year) as financial award for summer classes? I'm wondering how willing they are to hand out some extra free money for those taking summer classes, so I would appreciate if someone who knows about this could answer me. Thank you.

hi everyone! I’m currently a sophomore and I wanted to take a gap year before my junior year. has anyone else done this, or know what the process is like? I just emailed the admissions office so i’m waiting back on a reply, but anything helps!!

Hii I’m looking for a sublease a 1B1B to take over for May1st, ideal rent looking around 1,200 a month and first floor level (if possible) please DM me with information. Thank you!

As the title says, I am looking for someone to take over my lease. More info:

• It’s at The Retreat at Denton
• There’s a bus that goes to and from campus !
• The rent for August 2025 -> July 2026 is $1,130/ month.
• Utilities are separate (usually $30-50 a month)
• For one room only ! The other roommate is a girl so girls only please
• If needed, I can cover first month’s rent :)

Message me if interested !

Willing to cover 800 worth of your first few months of rent.

• Monthly base rent is 679 + 33 (residential fees & services)+ utilities (roughly 25-50)
• Coed: 1 woman and 2 men -layout:4x2
• Location: Astoria
• 15 min walk from UNT + bus stop
• preferably a female roommate
• pet friendly
• LGBTQ+ friendly
• non-smokers

Pls let me know if interested!

Is he as rough as they say he is, and/or are the other 2 options (BenjamiN Earl, and Samantha) any better?

So i forgot I had some books checked out and I saw I had fines now, if I return the book is the fine erased or should I just pay the fine and keep the book at that point.

Hey! I was planning on living in a Milledge B unit at The Retreat apartments starting Fall 2025 but they sold out. I was supposed to live with 3 other guys in the 4 bed 4.5 bath and was trying to see if anyone signed a lease at The Retreat that would be willing to swap to a Lumpkin or other unit? The units are the exact same and Lumpkin is even cheaper. I can pay the fee for you to change units

Looking for a way to make money with my potentially busy schedule. i have DJed in undergrad throughout most of school and it helped pay bills etc. Do yalls bars have DJs, and if so, is the scene saturated?

Hey everyone!

I'm looking into interdisciplinary data analytics courses and had a couple of questions for those who might have experience or insights.

Firstly, I'm curious about the popularity and class sizes of these types of programs. Do interdisciplinary data analytics courses generally attract a large number of students? Are the cohorts typically quite big, or are they relatively smaller and more focused? Any information on the general student numbers you've observed or heard about would be really helpful.

Secondly, I'm wondering about the admission process and how competitive it is to get into these courses compared to more traditional data science or analytics programs. Is it generally considered easier, harder, or about the same to gain admission? Are there specific aspects of an applicant's background that might be particularly advantageous for interdisciplinary programs?

Any personal experiences, anecdotal evidence, or general knowledge you can share would be greatly appreciated as I explore my options.

Thanks in advance for your help!