Commuter & Off Campus Students

Commuter & Off Campus Students

Non-Traditional & Commuter Newsletters

The Student Activites Center serves as a liaison between students and on and off-campus student services. Providing programming and services directed towards the commuter, off-campus, and non-traditional student population, as well as raising the awareness of these students, our office sponsors several programs and activities to assist students in their overall collegiate experience. Our services include assistance on locating off-campus housing, information on commuter and transportation services (i.e. carpooling, bus schedules, etc.), as well as coordinating and co-sponsoring events such as Commuter Week, and the annual Apartment Fairs.

 

What is a Commuter Student?

A commuter student is someone who lives at home, typically with their parents or other family members, and drives to school. An off-campus student is a student who has lived on-campus, but now lives in an apartment, or house, off-campus, either walking or driving distance from the university.

Helpful Links

In addition to the helpful information about UNT's Off-Campus Student Services, the following links may also be helpful to you:

 

The Division of Student Affairs provides opportunities for students and the campus community to cultivate academic, personal, and professional success. We enhance the student experience through a wide array of intentional programs, services and activities that support the life cycle of our students.

 
 
Eagle Network
 

If you're looking for a job, on- or off-campus, the Career Center's Eagle Network will help you find one. With the Eagle Network you can sign up for interviews, register to attend career events and much more.

 
 
Loans
 

Do you have an emergency you need cash for? The Student Money Management Center offers three short-term loan options for funding your educational needs, including tuition, books or any unanticipated expense.