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First-Year Students
For students applying to NTMU directly from high school or who have not yet completed college-level coursework after graduation.
At North Texas Metropolitan University, your college experience begins with possibility. Discover strong academics, an active campus community, competitive athletics, and a place to build what comes next.
Choosing a university is about more than selecting a major. It is choosing the community, opportunities, challenges, and experiences that will shape the next several years of your life.
NTMU combines a close-knit university environment with access to the opportunities of the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Students learn, compete, create, collaborate, and build lives both on campus and beyond it.
Whether you are beginning college for the first time, continuing your education, or coming to NTMU from outside the United States, your path begins here.
For students applying to NTMU directly from high school or who have not yet completed college-level coursework after graduation.
Continue your degree at NTMU with an admissions process designed to help evaluate prior coursework and make your transition as smooth as possible.
Join the NTMU community from abroad with additional guidance for academic records, language requirements, and international enrollment documentation.
NTMU reviews each application as a complete picture of the student behind it. Academic preparation matters, but so do the experiences, interests, and goals you bring with you.
Complete the NTMU undergraduate admissions application and provide your basic academic and personal information.
Submit an official or school-verified academic transcript showing completed coursework and current academic standing.
Your personal statement gives the admissions team a chance to understand your interests, experiences, goals, and perspective.
Submit any additional requested materials and check that your application is complete before the appropriate admission deadline.
Application timelines vary by admission type. Students are encouraged to apply early to allow time for admissions, housing, financial aid, and enrollment planning.
College costs matter. NTMU works with students and families to understand available scholarships, grants, financial aid, and other resources.
Tuition is only one part of planning for college. Housing, meals, books, transportation, and personal expenses should all be considered when building your university budget.
Tuition information coming soonEligible students may receive assistance through scholarships, grants, federal aid, work-study, or other forms of financial support.
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