Students that have submitted their utsa application for admission should:

logon to asap

asap (Automated Student Access Program)
It is extremely important that you logon and become familiar with ASAP. After you have submitted your application to UTSA, you will receive a letter in the mail containing your student ID and ASAP password. You should logon as soon as possible after receiving this information. You will be able to check the status of your application through ASAP. **ASAP will contain confidential and official information concerning your student records at UTSA.

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.

turn in all requested documentation

If you did not submit all of the requested documentation with your application for admission, you should have the information forwarded to UTSA as soon as possible. For general information on required documents click here or logon to ASAP to check the status of your application and documents received.

apply for financial aid and scholarships

Applying for Financial Aid and Scholarships should be done as soon as possible, even before you have applied to UTSA.
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secure housing

Campus housing at UTSA is filled on a first-come, first-served bases. The sooner you apply, the more likely you are to be placed in student housing on campus.
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visit campus

Both the 1604 and Downtown campuses have Visitors Centers. You can tour a campus or visit with an Admissions Counselor in the New Student Admission Center. You can also come to one our many on campus events.
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Sign up for Orientation

Visit the Orientation website to sign up for Orientation.