Transfer Students

How To Apply

  1. Submit the Application

     We recommend using the Common App to apply, but you can also apply using the Apply Texas application.

  2. Pay the Application Fee

     If you did not submit your application fee at the time of submitting your admissions application, you can pay it online. All documents and fees must be provided so we can provide you with an admission decision. The Office of Admissions provides opportunities for transfer students to receive application fee waivers. Pay Your Application Fee
    Learn More About Application Fee Waivers

  3. Submit Official Transcripts

     You need to submit your official transcripts once the institution(s) have made them available. Official transcripts must be submitted from all institutions you have attended. The fastest method is electronically--sent directly from your school. If you are asked for an email address, use utaadmissions@uta.edu. However, we will accept transcripts by mail or in person. Learn More About Submitting Transcripts

  4. Track Your Admission Status

     Track the status of your admissions through your MyMav student portal. Under the admissions section, you will see the status of your application. If you have a status of "Incomplete," please refer to your to-do list for any items that we may still need from you. Please note that it can take up to 5-7 business days for submitted application materials to be processed and removed from your to-do list. If you have a status of "Complete," please allow up to 3-5 weeks for us to process an admission decision. Learn More About Accessing MyMav

Dates, Deadlines, Requirements

Admission Requirements

TRANSFERABLE CREDIT CLASSIFICATION MINIMUM GPA
UP TO 23 FRESHMAN++++ 2.25
24 or more UPPERCLASSMAN 2.25

++++If you have 23 credit hours or less, you are considered to be a freshman student and must meet first-year and transfer admissions requirements.

Application Priority Dates

Fall: March 1
Spring: October 15
Summer: April 1

Although applications are accepted after the priority date, submitting your application and required documents will ensure guaranteed consideration.

College of Architecture, Planning & Public Affairs (CAPPA)

CAPPA has specific priority dates and deadlines. Review CAPPA admission deadlines for more information.

Admissions Applications

UTA accepts applications through ApplyTexas.

Merit-Based Scholarship & Financial Aid Deadlines

Scholarship Deadline: March 1

Please note that some deadlines are earlier than application priority dates. You must submit your admissions application, along with all required documents and fees to be considered for these scholarships.

Visit the UTA Financial Aid Page for updates about submitting the FAFSA.

Learn More about Scholarships and Financial Aid
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Residency

Under Texas state law, an applicant or enrolled student is classified as a resident of Texas, a nonresident, or an international student. View residency information or contact undergraduate residency.

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