texas application

Online at www.applytexas.org

official high school transcript

This document usually is sent directly from your high school's counseling office. This document helps us verify your official class rank. Faxed or Copied transcripts will not be accepted.

official act or sat scores

Take the ACT or SAT I and request that scores be sent directly to UTSA. Scores will be sent electronically from ACT or SAT. Scores from Student Reports will NOT be accepted. For fastest processing, have your scores sent electronically from the testing company.

$40 (US) application fee

Check, money order, MasterCard, Visa* and Discover are acceptable forms of payment. The payment is non-refundable.
*Payment by Visa is only available when applying online through Apply Texas Application.

official high school transcripts

(If applicable - transfer applicants with less than 30 hours of college credit) Faxed or Copied transcripts will not be accepted.

official college transcripts: (if applicable - freshman transfers only)

Students transferring college credit must submit official transcripts from all colleges attended. Some Texas colleges can send transcripts electronically to UTSA. If an electronic transcript cannot be sent, an official mailed or hand delivered transcript can be submitted to the Office of Admission. Faxed or Copied transcripts will not be accepted.

Early high school graduates

Any potential first-time Freshman graduating early from high school, in 3 years, 3 ½ years, etc., in addition to the afore mentioned items, one additional admissions item is needed.  An official letter verifying the early graduation status, signed by an appropriate school administrator, must be submitted to complete the application file.

TSI status

Even though not a part of the application and/or admittance process, it is important at the time of application for students to be aware of their TSI status. For students not exempt, it is important to make plans to take one of the TSI approved exams.  These scores do NOT need to be submitted as a part of the application process.  However, they must be on file in order for a non-exempt student to register for classes.