In the fall of 1998 UNT started a new program to help with the recruitment and retention of students. The program consists of 16 student recruiters / tour guides called Eagle Ambassadors. Nationwide studies revealed that campus tours and talking with current students are influential factors in a student's choice of college. The Eagle Ambassadors are doing just that — visiting with interested students and showing our guests around campus.

The Eagle Ambassadors are trained to be tour guides, student recruiters and ambassadors. They have had training in such areas as UNT history and traditions, dealing with diverse populations, etiquette and general university knowledge.

They take visitors on tours of campus and answer questions about the university — especially from a student's perspective.

They also work closely with the Office of the President to provide a student's perspective to guests, donors and alumni of the university.

meet the Eagle Ambassadors

Find out more about the Eagle Ambassadors. This page explains a little about the program and us. Maybe you'll find out that we have something in common. We bet you do.

Campus Tours

We'd like to invite you to visit our campus. Eagle Ambassadors lead the campus tours, which is a great way for you to learn a lot about UNT in a very short visit. Find out the times and days that tours are provided. You can even schedule a tour online. We also have a campus map that will show you not only what campus looks like, but how far away it is from several cities in the area. Click on "Campus Maps" to check it out.

Frequently Asked Questions

We've created a list of commonly asked questions and their answers.

contact an Eagle Ambassador

If you have other questions or just want to find out what UNT is like from a student's point of view, ask us and we'll answer you as soon as we can.

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