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Start without starting over and finish faster by transferring up to 90 credits.
8-week terms. Summer acceleration options. Full/part-time schedules. View calendar!
$330 per credit hour for most. Federal financial aid and other financing options available.
Customizable specialization options. Choose from 9 specializations to create your degree plan.
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When you're ready to take the next step and apply to the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences program, we're here to support you every step of the way. Your enrollment coach from Coursera is a great resource to help with any of your application questions. You can reach out to your enrollment coach at UNT-BAAS@coursera.org.
Successful applicants should keep the following in mind throughout the application process:
Know your application requirements & deadlines
A minimum overall transfer credit GPA of at least 2.0 is required, depending on the total number of transferable credit hours. The application fee for US applicants is $75 and for international applicants is $85. International applicants will also need to submit proof of English Language Proficiency.
Familiarize yourself with the ApplyTexas instructions
List all schools previously attended, and note on the application any prior or alternative names. Be sure to select “Applied Arts & Sciences (BAAS) - Online” as your major, under the College of Applied and Collaborative Studies.
Request official transcripts
You will need to submit to University of North Texas official transcripts for each school previously attended. International applicants should review specific guidelines for submitting international academic credentials. .
Keep an eye on your email
A few days after submitting your application, UNT will email your login credentials for the myUNT portal. Once you have successfully logged into the myUNT portal, you will be able to pay the required application fee and check your Tasks and To Do lists to track the progress of your application.
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Summer 2025 5W1 & 8W1
Summer 2025 5W2
Fall 2025
Watch our latest webinars on our YouTube channel
Learn more about the UNT online student experience in our podcast, Scrappy Start. Listen now!
You’ll need to provide proof of your identity, using a scanned copy of one of these documents: your birth certificate, passport or national identification card. If you’ve ever changed your name, we’ll need to see evidence related to that, too.
You’ll need a scanned copy of your GCSE certificates or certified statement of results. If you’re submitting evidence of equivalent qualifications, please check the University of London's 'Am I Qualified?' page.
Submit your personal statement to provide details of why you want to study the University of London International Foundation Programme for Computer Science. This should be a maximum of 250 words.
You’ll need a clear, concise and persuasive statement, 250 words long, explaining why you want to study the International Foundation Programme for Computer Science. If you’re unsure of what to include, Coursera can help.
The course is delivered in English, so you’ll need to be proficient in the English language to be admitted to our programmes. We accept a range of evidence, including proficiency test scores. If you don’t have evidence, but you believe you can meet the standard, talk to us - we may consider your case.
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