Located on Bonnie Brae St., the Mean Green Student-Athlete Academic Center serves as the cornerstone of the Mean Green Village and is only a short walk from the surrounding sports facilities.
The purpose of the Mean Green Student-Athlete Academic Center is to follow the Athletics Department’s mission by providing a haven for higher learning and support for student-athletes. Our services are fully integrated with the University and its philosophy of being student-centered.
The Mean Green Student-Athlete Academic Center is a place where students are at the center of everything we do: We provide access to academic counseling, computer labs, tutoring in all subjects, career planning, community service opportunities, and personal-development workshops. With a staff emphasizing academic integrity and quality service, student-athletes will be able to lead successful and productive lives during and after their college career.
Our goal is to assist with the student-athletes’ grown intellectually, socially, and athletically and to develop well-rounded student-athletes who are committed to success in every part of their lives.
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 ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES
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•      Tutoring
Subject tutors provide assistance to athletes in grasping concepts from specific classes.
•      Academic Coaching
Academic coaches (ACs) help athletes plan ahead and strategize for the semester at large.
•      Learning Specialist
The Learning Specialist provides screening for learning disabilities, communication to the ODA, and oversight for tutoring and academic-coaching programs.
•      Study Hall
Study Hall allows athletes to complete homework on their own time and sharpen time-management skills.
•      Athletic-Academic Advising
All student-athletes meet with a primary campus advisor prior to registration each semester. Athletics staff designated to their sport serve as a secondary advisor to help student-athletes navigate schedules and to serve as a liaison between the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Office of the Registrar, and Advising Departments.
•      Academic Mentoring
Academic mentoring serves as an extension of Athletic-Academic Advising.
•      UCRS 1850 | Freshman Seminar
The UCRS 1850 Course equips students with the necessary skills to succeed in college and at UNT. Specifically, this course assists students with their intellectual, social, cultural, and emotional development.
•      Mean Green Bridge to Success
The Mean Green Bridge to Success is designed to ease the transition to college and support postsecondary success by making students aware of the academic and social resources available to them at UNT. The goal of the program is to inform students of resources that will assist with academic enrichment and community building.Â
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HOURS
Fall & Spring Terms
Monday-Thursday | 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Friday | 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday | 3:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Summer Term
Monday-Friday | 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.