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UNT is cutting 70+ programs due to a $45M budget gap, ending new admissions in affected degrees like linguistics and women’s studies.
The University of North Texas is cutting or consolidating over 70 academic programs, minors, and certificates due to a $45 million budget shortfall, including eliminating linguistics bachelor’s degrees and a women’s and gender studies master’s program.
The changes stem from declining enrollment, rising costs, and low student numbers in some programs, with the linguistics department merging into the Department of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures by September 1.
Students already enrolled can finish their degrees, but no new admissions will be accepted.
The move reflects broader financial and political pressures in Texas on higher education, though UNT did not link the cuts directly to state mandates.
UNT está recortando más de 70 programas debido a una brecha presupuestaria de $45M, poniendo fin a nuevas admisiones en grados afectados como lingüística y estudios de mujeres.