Yes! UT-Austin remains ACT and SAT test-optional for Fall 2023 freshmen applicants.
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This comprehensive guide covers UT-Austin transfer eligibility; CAP/PACE; spring and fall admissions; prerequisite courses and transferring credits; admissions statistics and trends; GPA recommendation by college/school; essay and resume tips; and receiving your admissions decision.
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What is ChatGPT? Will it disrupt college admissions and education in general? How will it influence college essay submissions?
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UT-Austin and Texas A&M join the Common Application starting for Fall 2023 applicants. Each still requires the Tell Us Your Story prompt and the same supplements from 2022.
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Consult this post for current UT-Austin students or enrolling first-time freshman about internally transferring and changing majors to Business, Engineering, Computer Science, Moody, and others.
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Diversity examples for “Describe how your experiences, perspectives, talents, and/or your involvement in leadership activities (at your school, job, community, or within your family) will help you to make an impact both in and out of the classroom while enrolled at UT.”
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I recently published my second book Surviving the College Admissions Madness. Spending a decade in and around college admissions teaches me that the system is deeply flawed and thoroughly broken. I provide critical insights and commentary into applicant psychology and the economics of higher education.
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Fall 2023 applicants have the option to respond to “Please share background on events or special circumstances that you feel may have impacted your high school academic performance, including the possible effects of COVID-19.”
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Tips for writing your Rice Common Application supplements about your academic area, what appeals to you at Rice, and what perspectives you bring to Rice’s community and Residential College System.
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YES!!!! Apply Texas and Coalition don’t have firm word limits. You can write almost as much as you wish.
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TAMU Short answers: Tell us about the person who has most impacted your life and why. Describe a life event which you feel has prepared you to be successful in college. Describe the benefits of diversity and inclusion for you and for the Texas A&M campus community.
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My clients received offers from Princeton, Harvard, MIT, Brown/RISD, Pennsylvania Wharton, Rice BS/MD, Carnegie Mellon, Notre Dame, NYU, Michigan, Georgetown, Emory, Georgia Tech, and Amherst among many others.
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Consider these tips, strategies, and requirements for attempting an external transfer application to the University of Texas at Austin.
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These examples may help you answer UT’s diversity prompt discussing your experiences, perspectives, and talents and how you will enrich the UT learning environment.
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Writing about diversity for “Describe how your experiences, perspectives, talents, and/or your involvement in leadership activities (at your school, job, community, or within your family) will help you to make an impact both in and out of the classroom while enrolled at UT.”
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Leadership examples for answering “Describe how your experiences, perspectives, talents, and/or your involvement in leadership activities (at your school, job, community, or within your family) will help you to make an impact both in and out of the classroom while enrolled at UT.”
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I provide an overview of tips and advice for UT’s new short answers discussing your first choice major, leadership, diversity, and any special circumstances.
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Tips for answering “Describe how your experiences, perspectives, talents, and/or your involvement in leadership activities (at your school, job, community, or within your family) will help you to make an impact both in and out of the classroom while enrolled at UT.”
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