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University of North Texas Health Science Center

#1887 in US ranking Fort Worth, TX
Type:
Public
Programs:
4 years or more

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Cost

Tuition & fees
$10,224
Avg. aid
$7,794

What does University of North Texas Health Science Center offer in terms of athletics?

HSC is not best understood as a varsity-sports university. Applicants should not assume that athletics, teams, or athletic scholarships available at UNT in Denton are available through the Fort Worth health-sciences campus.

Fitness and informal recreation may be more relevant participation options for HSC students than intercollegiate competition. Anyone seeking a particular club, intramural activity, or recreation facility should confirm its current availability and eligibility rules with HSC. A general list of sports associated with an institution does not establish that HSC fields competitive teams in each sport.

What student groups and Associations are available at University of North Texas Health Science Center?

Student involvement at HSC centers on health professions, graduate study, service, and shared interests. Professional-program student organizations can offer peer connections and opportunities to explore specialties, while student-government bodies give students a route to represent classmates in campus discussions.

Because organizations can change with student leadership and membership, prospective students should consult HSC's current recognized-organization directory rather than assume that a particular club is active. It is also worth checking whether an organization welcomes students across schools or is limited to a specific degree cohort; that distinction affects how easy it is to participate while following a demanding program schedule.

Who studies at University of North Texas Health Science Center?

HSC enrolls a relatively small, predominantly postsecondary health-sciences student body. Institutional figures report 2,332 students overall, and the age distribution is concentrated in the early and mid-20s, consistent with its emphasis on study after college.

The reported 2024-25 count of first-time, degree-seeking undergraduates was zero, while 21 transfer-in, degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates were reported. That makes freshman-focused measures a limited guide to who attends. The institution also reported approximately six students per faculty member, but that broad ratio does not describe the size of an individual lecture, lab, or clinical group.

Prospective students can get a clearer picture of their likely peers by asking for the enrollment profile of the particular degree they are considering. A medical cohort, an online public-health class, and a research graduate program can differ substantially in age, prior experience, and attendance pattern.

How does student life look like at University of North Texas Health Science Center?

Everyday life at HSC is shaped more by professional coursework, labs, research, and clinical preparation than by the residence-hall and varsity-sports calendar associated with a traditional undergraduate campus. Students can connect through their academic cohort, campus programming, service activities, and shared study spaces.

That structure has practical implications. A student in a tightly sequenced clinical program may spend time at partner sites as well as on campus, while another may have a more flexible research or online schedule. HSC reports personal or psychological counseling among its student services. Before enrolling, students who need particular wellness, accessibility, or academic support should check how appointments and services work for their program and location.

What libraries are available to students at University of North Texas Health Science Center?

The Gibson D. Lewis Library is HSC's main academic library. Its health-sciences focus is particularly relevant to students who need biomedical literature, clinical reference material, public-health research, and support with scholarly work.

Library resources include access to research materials and assistance with finding and using evidence for coursework or projects. Electronic journals and databases can be especially important during off-campus clinical or research work, although access may depend on university credentials and licensing terms. Students needing a specific article, study space, research consultation, or material from another library should check the library's current services and hours rather than assume that every resource is available around the clock.

University of North Texas Health Science Center Student Life for 2027

Total enrollment

2332

Total staff

254 full time, 72 part time

Veterans affair office

No

University of North Texas Health Science Center Student Body

Undergraduate vs. graduate students

Undergraduate: 41
Graduate: 2,291

Full-time vs. part-time students

Full-time: 2,138
Part-time: 194

Students by race/ethnicity

Hispanic or Latino: 17
Black or African American: 4
White: 7
Asian: 11
Two or more races: 2

Freshly enrolled students' age

Under 25 years
Over 25 years

University of North Texas Health Science Center Sports & Athletics

Varsity teams compete against other colleges, intramural teams within the school. Each column says whether men, women or both take part, and whether the sport offers athletic scholarships (Aid).

Sport

Varsity Intramural Aid

Archery

MenBothMen

Badminton

BothBothBoth

Baseball

WomenBothWomen

Basketball

BothBothBoth

Bowling

BothBothBoth

Crew

BothBothBoth

Cross-country running

BothBothBoth

Equestrian sports

BothBoth–

Fencing

BothBoth–

Field hockey

BothBoth–

Football

BothBoth–

Golf

BothBoth–

Gymnastics

BothBoth–

Ice hockey

BothBoth–

Lacrosse

BothBoth–

Racquetball

BothBoth–

Riflery

Both––

Rugby

Both––

Sailing

Both––

Skiing (cross-country)

Both––

Skiing (downhill)

Both––

Soccer

Both––

Softball

Both––

Squash

Both––

Swimming and diving

Both––

Table tennis

Both––

Tennis

Both–Both

Track and field

Both–Both

Volleyball

Both–Both

Water polo

Both–Both

Weight lifting

Both–Both

Wrestling

Both–Both

Data last updated on November 2, 2026

Data sources: IPEDS 2024-25, Peterson 2026, College Scorecard 10/2026, Clery 2024 (2023-24), OpenAlex 2026

Figures on this profile come from federal and third-party datasets in the editions listed above and are refreshed periodically, so they may differ from what the institution currently reports. Confirm costs, deadlines and requirements with the school before making decisions.