The University of Texas at Arlington is expanding its ongoing commitment to students and families by ensuring an additional investment of $25 million in scholarships over the next five years, beginning with the Fall 2021 term.

This commitment expressly addresses student diversity and financial concerns for first-generation college students, low-income families, high-achieving students, and those facing challenges in the wake of COVID-19.

Before reporting to campus each day, all faculty, staff, and students must perform a daily health screening, which includes a daily temperature check and self-monitoring for COVID-19 symptoms.

Check the Mavs Back 2020 site for more stories on what to expect as UTA safely returns to campus for Fall 2020. You also can check the Coronavirus and Fall 2020 Semester page, which is UTA’s official site for up-to-date information on campus operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"We are committed to supporting our international students and will continue to do everything we can to provide a supportive and fair learning environment," Interim President Teik Lim said in a recent message to campus.

The University has created a matching gift program for new gifts to the Emergency Assistance Fund (EAF). All gifts to the EAF are being matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $150,000, doubling the impact of your gift.

The EAF provides immediate assistance for students impacted by an unexpected crisis or unforeseen event.

Among the recent recipients is finance and economics senior Thao Ho. “The support has given me hope and encouragement during COVID-19,” Thao says. “It has really shown me that UTA is a community that cares.”

If you are able, please consider making a gift to help students in need today.  Give Now.