Transfer StudentsAdmission Requirements Transferring < 12 completed credit hours

If you are an applicant transferring with less than 12 completed transferable credit hours (not including dual credit), you must meet the same Guaranteed Admission requirements as first-time freshmen and have a least a 2.25 GPA on a 4.0 scale in all transferable coursework. Submit the official high school transcript, SAT/ACT score from the testing agency, and be eligible to return to the most recent institution.

Transferring with 12 to 29 completed credit hours

If you are an applicant transferring with 12 to 29 completed transferable credit hours (not including dual credit), you must have a 2.75 GPA on a 4.0 scale in all transferable coursework and be eligible to return to the most recent institution.

-OR- Meet the same Guaranteed Admission requirements as first-time freshmen and have a least a 2.25 GPA on a 4.0 scale in all transferable coursework. Submit the official high school transcript, SAT/ACT score from the testing agency, and be eligible to return to the most recent institution.

Transferring 30 or more completed credit hours

If you have 30 or more completed hours, you must have at least a 2.25 Cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale in all transferable coursework. Submit official transcripts from each college/university attended. Coursework in progress and dual credit hours are not considered in this calculation. All attempted work is considered. Repeated courses are not excluded. You must be eligible to return to the most recent institution.

Applying as a Transfer

Transferring < 12 credit hours � Apply online at ApplyTexas.org � Pay a $60 application processing fee � Submit all official college transcripts from every

institution attended � Submit official high school transcript � Submit test scores from the testing agency

Transferring 12 to 29 credit hours � Apply online at ApplyTexas.org � Pay a $60 application processing fee

2.75 GPA or higher � Submit all official college transcripts from every

institution attended <2.75 GPA

� Submit all official college transcripts from every institution attended

� Submit official high school transcript

� Submit tests cores from the testing center

Transferring 30 + credit hours � Apply online at ApplyTexas.org � Pay a $60 application processing fee � Submit all official college transcripts from every

institution attended

Deadlines

In order to be considered for admission, all required documents, transcripts, fees, and test scores must be on file with UTSA by the deadline. Your application is only valid for the semester in which you apply.

Fall Semester ApplicationsMarch 1 Priority

May 1 Final (freshman)

June 1 Final (transfer)

Spring Semester ApplicationsOctober 15 Priority

November 15 Final

Summer Semester ApplicationsMarch 1 Priority

May 1 Final

Financial AidMarch 15 Financial Aid Priority

ScholarshipsDecember 1 General Scholarship (freshman)

December 1 Top Scholar Program

January 1 Terry Scholar (freshman)

January 1 Honors College (freshman)

February 15 General Scholarship (transfer)

February 15 Distinguished Presidential

March 15 Honors College (transfer)

April 1 Terry Scholar (transfer)

May 1 Distinguished Transfer (fall)

Phi Theta Kappa (fall)

November 1 Distinguished Transfer (spring)

Phi Theta Kappa (fall)

Affordable Education

MORE INFO: utsa.edu/bluebook

UTSA is one of the most affordable Texas public universities in a major metropolitan area. For a student who is a Texas resident, attending full time and living on campus, the estimated annual (Fall/Spring) cost of attendance is $23,663.

Estimated Direct CostTuition & fees (in state) $9,361

Tuition & fees (out of state) $20,694

Books/supplies $1,000

Room & board $10,796

Estimated Indirect CostTransportation $670

Personal expenses $1,836

UTSA’s Federal

School Code is 010115

Financial Aid

MORE INFO: utsa.edu/ financialaid

UTSA students may be eligible to receive financial aid including scholarships, grants, loans and work study jobs. To receive financial aid, you must complete the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA fafsa.gov) for the applicable aid year and submit every subsequent year as needed. UTSA’s federal school code is 010115. The priority deadline to submit your FAFSA for the fall semester is March 15.

Scholarships

General Scholarship ApplicationMORE INFO: utsa.edu/scholarships

The General Scholarship Application is only for scholarships awarded through the Financial Aid Office and is available through ApplyTexas. Scholarship options and criteria can also be found online, as well as additional departmental scholarships.

UTSA Top Scholar ProgramMORE INFO: utsa.edu/topscholar

Top Scholars receive a four-year (eight regular semesters) scholarship that includes personalized signature experiences in academics, leadership and community service as well as funding for tuition, fees, room and board. To qualify, first-time freshmen must apply at utsa.edu/topscholar and be in the top 5% of their class, have a 1400 SAT or 32 SACT score and be a Texas resident.

Terry ScholarsMORE INFO: utsa.edu/terryscholars

Terry Scholarships are awarded to students who graduate from a Texas high school or transfer from a Texas college or university and demonstrate leadership and service, have strong academic abilities, have financial need and are citizens or permanent residents of the U.S.

Phi Theta Kappa ScholarshipMORE INFO: utsa.edu/admissions/undergrad/scholarships

Phi Theta Kappa scholarships are awarded to students who are members of PTK, are incoming first-time transfer students and a Texas Resident, have a 3.0 GPA or higher, apply by the deadline and be enrolled full-time at UTSA for fall and spring semesters.

Distinguished Presidential ScholarshipMORE INFO: utsa.edu/dps

Automatic consideration will be given to fall applicants admitted by the deadline who meet the requirements based on fund availability. Students can receive up to $24,000 for four years.

Distinguished Transfer ScholarshipMORE INFO: utsa.edu/dts

Automatic consideration will be given to fall and spring applicants admitted by the deadline who meet the requirements based on fund availability. Students can receive up to $6,000 over two years.

Incoming FreshmenHigh school class ranking is required for graduates of accredited public or private high schools. For applicants whose high school transcript does not present a rank, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions will assign a rank.

Admission RequirementsGuaranteed AdmissionHS RANK IN CLASS SAT SCORES ACT SCORES

Top 25% no minimum no minimumSecond 25% 1100 SAT 24 ACT

Admission by Committee ReviewHS RANK IN CLASS SAT SCORES ACT SCORES

Second 25% ≥ 900 SAT ≥ 19 ACTThird 25% ≥ 1000 SAT ≥ 21 ACTFourth 25% ≥ 1100 SAT ≥ 24 ACT

Home school or GED Students Your application will go directly to committee review. There is no minimum SAT/ACT score, but scores must be submitted from the testing agency.

Applying as a Freshman

Incoming Freshmen

� Apply online at ApplyTexas.org

� Pay a $60 application processing fee

� Submit official high school transcript

� Submit test scores from the testing agency: ACT Code: 4239 SAT Code: 6919

• If you are to be considered for admission through committee review, submission of an essay and letters of recommendations are highly suggested.

• If you receive dual college credits, submit official college transcripts (not required for a decision)

• If graduating early from high school, submit a recommendation letter from your guidance counselor.

Note: SAT scores combine Critical Reading and Math. Test scores must be submitted from the testing agency. Meeting the stated scores for Committee Review does not guarantee admission. An admissions decision will not be made until all required documents are received. Students who are admitted to the university are not guaranteed admission to a specific academic program.

at a glance

Areas of StudyMORE INFO: utsa.edu/degrees

College of Architecture, Construction and PlanningNote: The College of Architecture, Construction and Planning offers degrees exclusively at our Downtown Campus.

Architecture

Construction Science and Management

Interior Design

College of BusinessAccounting

Actuarial Science

Business Analytics (certificate)

Cyber Security

Economics

Entrepreneurship

Finance

General Business

Human Resource Management

Information Systems

Management International Business

Management Science

Marketing

Operations and Supply Chain Management (certificate)

Real Estate Finance and Development Construction Management

Facility and Property Management

Sport, Event and Tourism Management

Statistics

College of Education and Human DevelopmentAthletic Coaching (certificate)

Health

Infancy and Childhood Studies (requires an associate’s degree)

Interdisciplinary Studies *

Early Childhood-Grade 6 Generalist

Early Childhood-Grade 6 Bilingual Generalist

Early Childhood-Grade 6 ESL Generalist

Grades 4-8 Language Arts/Reading/Social Studies

Grades 4-8 Mathematics/Science

Grades 4-8 Bilingual Generalist

Grades 4-8 ESL Generalist

EC-12 Special Education

English as a Second Language Supplemental

Kinesiology Athletic Medicine

Exercise Science and Wellness

Physical Education

Mexican American Studies *

Nutrition and Dietetics

Women’s Studies

Did you know? UTSA ranked #1 in the nation for

cybersecurity education and

research!

College of EngineeringBiomedical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Data Center Design

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Oil and Gas

College of Liberal and Fine ArtsAmerican Studies *

Anthropology

Art

Art History and Criticism

Classical Studies and Humanities Latin

Communication *

Public Relations

Digital Communication

English *

Creative Writing

English Language Arts and Reading

Professional Writing

Geography

Global Affairs

History *

Social Studies

Medical Humanities

Modern Language Studies

Music Composition

Music Marketing

Music Performance

Music Studies

Jazz Studies

Music Technology (certificate)

Philosophy

Political Science *

Psychology *

Sociology *

Spanish

College of SciencesBiochemistry

Biology *

Cell and Molecular Biology

Integrative Biology

Neurobiology

Plant Biology

Chemistry

Computer Science Computer and Information Security

Software Engineering

Environmental Science

Geology

Mathematics *

General Mathematical Studies

Mathematics

Microbiology and Immunology

Multidisciplinary Science

Physics

College of Public PolicyNote: The College of Public Policy offers degrees exclusively at our Downtown Campus.

Criminal Justice

Public Administration

University CollegeMultidisciplinary Studies

Public Health Epidemiology and Disease Control

Health Promotion and Behavioral Science

ROTC (Air Force and Army) ° Aerospace Studies

Military Management and Leadership

Honors CollegeAdmission to the Honors College is competitive, but is open to all majors. Benefits to being part of the honors college is priority registration, opportunities for study abroad, internships and undergraduate research.

University Health Professions OfficeThe University Health Professions Office provides advising and support to students interested in pursuing careers in various health professions including:

○ Pre-Dental○ Pre-Medical ○ Pre-Nursing ○ Pre-Occupational Therapy○ Pre-Optometry○ Pre-Pharmacy○ Pre-Physical Therapy○ Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Institute for Law and Public AffairsThe Institute for Law and Public Affairs supports UTSA students interested in pursuing careers in law through advising, internships, special events, the Legal Studies minor, and its hallmark Summer Law School Preparation Academy.

Want to be a doctor or dentist?

First-time freshmen can apply to FAME or DEAP, a dual-degree

program with UT Health Science

Center SA.

Design your own degree as a Multidisciplinary Studies major to match your own

career goals.

Work side by side with faculty

researchers across all disciplines. Visit

utsa.edu/UGresearch for opportunities.

Business, engineering and

science students can take part in the $100K

competition where product ideas can

be brought to market.

Get a bird’s-eye view! The best way to know if we’re right for you is to visit us!

Take a Campus Tour

MORE INFO: utsa.edu/welcome

Both campuses house a welcome center where you can take walking tours monday through friday. Register online at utsa.edu/welcome.

Main Campus Bauerle Road Garage 0.316 (210) 458-5145 welcomecenter@utsa.edu

Downtown Campus Frio Street Building 1.528 (210) 458-2000 dtwelcomecenter@utsa.edu

Come to UTSA Day

MORE INFO: utsa.edu/utsaday

This open house event, held in the fall and spring, is the perfect opportunity to see what it’s like to be a Roadrunner. UTSA Day is for prospective students and families to visit campus, attend an information fair, take a campus tour, check out our residence facilities, and attend presentations on financial aid and academic departments.

One Stop Enrollment Center Undergraduate Admissions

utsa.edu/admissions (210) 458-8000 • futureroadrunner.utsa.edu

Main Campus, John Peace Library (JPL) 1.01.04One UTSA Circle, San Antonio TX 78249

Minor, Concentration or Certification within degree* Courses in these programs are offered at Main Campus

and Downtown Campus

° Not a Degreed Program