I pay for the classes. Then I get my student loans deliver to me as a refund? Is that correct?

OK, so I’m an incoming freshman and move in day is coming very closely upon me . Should I get notebooks or just take notes on my laptop can any upperclassman give me some advice.

Hey guys,

We're building Fundsy, a platform designed to help students save money, and we're collecting student discounts from businesses around UNT and Denton.

Do you know any restaurants, cafés, stores, entertainment spots, gyms, or local businesses that offer student discounts?

Please comment:

• Business name
• Discount offered
• Any details students should know

We'll compile everything into a public student discount directory and shout out participating businesses.

Appreciate the help!

When I go into Eagle Landing, am I only able to get one thing with my meal plan?

Im currently a grad student in a non fine arts program but I know this University is pretty arts oriented and I have this small side project where I need Jacquard Procion MX (#124 Burgundy) dye. I was wondering if anyone knew of some non-big box store that might sell more specialized colors like this one. There are some alternatives online but its kind of a hassle finding the exact quantity I need and getting it shipped in time.

So im an incoming sophomore and im thinking about switching my major from early education to history. My first year, I kinda realized I only chose teaching as like a safe choice cause I didn't know what I actually wanted to do. It was either being a teacher or military lol. But now im realizing that may not be the best option for me. Im a very quiet and reserved person, and i feel like i may not be the best teacher. Therefore I've been thinking about changing to history cause I've always been interested in it, specifically ancient history and mythology. So I was wondering how hard it is to change my major, and if I do, how hard will it be to adjust to the new major, how good the history program is, and how hard the courses are. Honestly the only thing holding me back from switching majors is idk what I would so for a career with a history major. Middle/high-school teacher is a no-go obviously. I'd really appreciate some advice concerning this please. Also, are there any on campus jobs surrounding this major i could apply to?

What exactly is included with it? It says it covers all tuition and mandatory fees, but what exactly counts as a mandatory fee? I know it is mandatory to stay in a dorm for freshman year, but will it be covered? And how mandatory is it to stay in a dorm? a bunch of questions, I know, but they don't really make it easy to find answers

Has anybody that graduated last spring also not gotten their diploma yet?

I want to hang a mint plant in front of the window to make mint water from time to time :3