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University of North Texas GPA requirements & acceptance rate

Average GPA, acceptance rate and SAT/ACT ranges for University of North Texas, all from its own Common Data Set 2025-26, plus a quick estimate of your chances.

What are my chances at University of North Texas?

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Enter your unweighted GPA to see an estimate.

Avg GPA
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not reported · CDS 2025-26
Acceptance rate
71%
of 41,247 applicants · fall 2025
Type
Public
Texas
Selectivity
moderately selective
by admit rate
SAT (25–75)
960–1210
ACT 19–26

What GPA do you need to get into University of North Texas?

University of North Texas’s own Common Data Set (2025-26) does not report an average high school GPA (item C12 is blank), so there is no official average to target and none is shown here. Use the acceptance rate and test-score ranges below as your guide, and focus on a rigorous course load and strong grades. Source: University of North Texas Common Data Set 2025-26.

University of North Texas acceptance rate

University of North Texas’s Common Data Set 2025-26 (item C1) reports 41,247 first-time, first-year applicants for fall 2025 and 29,242 admitted, an acceptance rate of 71%. That makes University of North Texas moderately selective — reasonably attainable for solid students. GPA is only one piece: University of North Texas also weighs the rigor of your courses, essays, recommendations and activities, and test scores where it considers them.

University of North Texas SAT and ACT scores

The middle 50% of University of North Texas’s enrolled first-year students who submitted scores had SAT 960–1210 and ACT 19–26 (25th to 75th percentile, Common Data Set 2025-26, item C9). A score at or above the 75th percentile puts you in the top quarter of enrolled students who reported one.

Test25th50th75thSubmitted
SAT composite9601080121040%
ACT composite1922268%

University of North Texas admissions at a glance

First-year applicants (fall 2025)41,247
Admitted29,242
Acceptance rate71%
Average high school GPANot reported
Submitted a GPA—
SAT composite, 25th–75th960–1210
ACT composite, 25th–75th19–26
Common Data Set year2025-26

Source: University of North Texas Common Data Set 2025-26 · University of North Texas’s Common Data Set page, items C1 (applicants and admits), C9 (SAT/ACT) and C12 (GPA), read October 2026. Every figure on this page comes from the college’s own Common Data Set; none is from a third-party website.

Estimate your odds

The estimator above starts from University of North Texas’s acceptance rate and moves it up or down with your GPA and SAT. It is a rough guide, not a prediction: it does not see your essays, course rigor or major. To plan the grades you need, try the college GPA calculator and the target GPA planner.

How to strengthen your application

Beyond the GPA range, focus on what you can still move: take the most challenging courses your school offers, keep your grades trending upward, prepare for the SAT or ACT if University of North Texas considers them, and write essays that show genuine fit.

Frequently asked questions

What GPA do you need for University of North Texas?
University of North Texas does not report an average high school GPA in its Common Data Set 2025-26, so there is no official figure. Use its acceptance rate (71%) as a baseline.
What is University of North Texas's acceptance rate?
University of North Texas admitted 29,242 of 41,247 first-year applicants for fall 2025, an acceptance rate of 71%, according to its Common Data Set 2025-26 (item C1).
What SAT or ACT score do you need for University of North Texas?
The middle 50% of enrolled first-years who submitted scores had an SAT composite of 960–1210 and an ACT composite of 19–26 (Common Data Set 2025-26, item C9). There is no minimum score.
Is University of North Texas hard to get into?
With a 71% acceptance rate, University of North Texas is moderately selective — reasonably attainable for solid students. Your odds depend on your grades, course rigor, test scores where considered, and the rest of your application.