University of North Texas 
- UNT Campus Tours: Walking tours cover the majority of main campus, including an overview of UNT history
and traditions, student housing, the Pohl Rec Center, University Union, and Willis
Library. These tours typically last 90 minutes.
- College of Music In-Person Tours: Begin with an overview of the music admission, application, audition, and scholarship
procedures followed by a curricular discussion with one of our admission staff members.
Guests will then go on a walking tour of our facilities and visit the Murchison Performing
Arts Center with a current music major*.
- College of Music Virtual Information Sessions and Tours: These sessions are hosted through Zoom and begin with an overview of the music admission, application, audition, and scholarship procedures followed by a curricular discussion with one of our staff members. Then, guests have the chance to meet with a current music major* and view a virtual tour of the College of Music.
*During the summer (May through August), the information session and tour will be given by an admission staff member.
To register for a UNT Campus Tour, College of Music Tour, and or College of Music
Virtual Information Session and Tour, please visit https://tours.unt.edu/ and select any music program from the “What do you plan to study?” option.
If you have questions or need assistance registering, please contact us directly 940-565-3423 or music.ambassador@unt.edu.
FAQs
How do I sign up for a music tour or information session?
Visit https://tours.unt.edu/ to review our availability and register. Be sure to select 'Music' as your preferred major from the list.
Is it possible to schedule a University tour on the same day as my music tour?
Depending on availability, it is possible to schedule both a music and campus tour
on the same day. The calendar at https://tours.unt.edu is updated automatically for both music and campus tours.
Is it possible to meet with a faculty member during my visit?
If you are interested in meeting a faculty member during your visit, please email
them directly well ahead of your scheduled tour date to inquire - /faculty-and-staff. Please note faculty availability is not guaranteed and is not coordinated through
the admission office.
May I audition when I visit for a tour or information session?
College of Music auditions are by invitation only following the completion of the
online music application. For additional information on the admission and audition
process, click here /admissions.
Do you offer tours on the weekends?
Unfortunately, we do not offer tours or information sessions on the weekends or on
University holidays. We want you to be able to experience ensemble rehearsals and
hear from a current music major when you are here. Twice a year, UNT Admissions offers UNT Preview, which is a great opportunity to visit on a Saturday and learn about UNT and the
College of Music.
Do you offer music tours during audition/interview days?
Tours of the music building are not offered the Thursday or Friday prior to auditions
or on the Saturday audition/interview days. Applicants scheduled to audition are invited
to sit-in on ensemble rehearsals, and question and answer sessions with our Ambassadors
during that time. We do offer a music-specific campus tour on the Saturday audition days, view your schedule of events for time and location.
Why is the day I am interested not available on the calendar?
College of Music tours fill quickly! These sessions are intentionally small to allow
prospective students and parents the opportunity to ask questions specific to their
major/instrument and to allow the group to visit ensemble rehearsals without disturbing
our current students. Feel free to reach out to music.ambassador@unt.edu for assistance in finding a tour that works with your schedule.
Do you offer group tours?
The College of Music does not currently offer group tours due to space and staff limitations.
The UNT Visitor Experience team does offer group tours, which can include a music
admissions presentation and the opportunity to experience an ensemble rehearsal. UNT
group tours are limited and fill quickly. Complete this form well in advance and email collegeofmusic@unt.edu to discuss your interest.
Where should I stay when I visit the College of Music?
Please review this list of hotels who in the past have offered discounted UNT rates.. Note - We encourage you to contact all hotels directly to inquire about UNT discounts
and availability, as we cannot confirm discounts are offered.
Additional questions?
Feel free to contact us directly at 940-565-3423 or music.ambassador@unt.edu.
College of Music Student Ambassadors
About the program:
Implemented in Fall 2012, the Ambassador program promotes and represents the College of Music (COM) and the University by assisting the COM Admissions Office with tours and outreach, working with the COM Development Office and providing leadership and support for all music majors.
How can I be a College of Music Ambassador?
Ambassador applications will open in March 2025 for the 2025-26 academic year.
