University of North Texas at Dallas Reviews

"I enjoyed my time at UNT@D. I think one of the parts I liked most was the sense of community. Everything is a lot smaller there (compared to larger campuses), and it lead me to forming many friendships with students, professors, and staff alike, all of which I could consistently see around campus and at campus events. It felt good to be part of a community like that. The academics were overall fine, some professors were certainly at a lower academic quality compared to others. But (especially near the end of my degree) I had a few professors who were both very knowledgeable, as well as very personable and friendly.Read Less"

"This is the most developed campus with innovative facilities which improve the quality of learning and the learning experience, the small class sizes is effective since it enables students to be more engaged in lectures and the professors can easily engage with their students"

"University of North Texas at Dallas is a great school for BIPOC individuals, working individuals, and those who are struggling to graduate. The professors and administrators work with each student to make sure needs are being met to the best of their ability. As a student, staff members went above and beyond in accommodating and supporting me in my path to graduation."

"I think this was a great college to attend. it helped prepare to find a job i enjoyed and help me learn about the criminal justice field. I thought the college was good with the class size and was not super big class sizes. the club I was in was helpful to keep me involved with the school."

"Terrible university -- run, don't walk to other regional choices. There are real universities in DFW and University of North Texas at Dallas is not one of them. The turnover is massive. Professors quickly leave for real employment and any adjunct off the street takes their place. They are unable to retain quality faculty and the administration is full of nepotism and rewards ineptitude and mediocracy. There are no processes in place and it largely gives the feeling that the place is making it all up as they go along. It's a terrible shame to take advantage of a population of students that are the first in their families to go to college and provide them what's not much more than a 13th grade education. Unless this place is turned over from top to bottom, it will never improve. Choose any other university or even community college in north Texas and you'll be better served.Read Less"

"The University of Texas at Dallas provided the opportunity for a full-time working student to have a rigorous, research-based foundation in Interdisciplinary Studies. The majority of professors were noted experts in their related fields, fascinating course options, flexible course schedules."

"I am so glad that I attended the university of Texas at Dallas. This was the best decision I made in my life the staff was excellent the campus life was wonderful and the thing I love the most about this college and that I highly recommend to anyone is the entire college staff and faculty . This is for the smaller campus I had access to my guidance counselor and my professors made themselves available to me ."