UTSA Day gives prospective students comprehensive look at university life
(Nov. 1, 2013) -- The UTSA Office of Undergraduate Admissions recently hosted its annual UTSA Day. More than 1,100 guests including prospective students and their families came from across Texas to visit UTSA, making it one of the most successful events to date.
"UTSA Day is our largest recruitment for the university and is instrumental in showcasing all our university has to offer for prospective students" said Marc Morales, assistant director of admissions. "The Welcome Center and Office of Admissions would like to thank all of our campus partners for helping make the day such a huge success."
UTSA Day is an opportunity for students interested in learning more about UTSA to experience campus life and see what it's like to be a Roadrunner. Prospective students and their families began the day with a performance by the Spirit of San Antonio Marching Band and an official welcome by UTSA Athletic Director Lynn Hickey.
That afternoon, students toured the Main Campus, attended an information fair, participated in information sessions on the nine UTSA colleges, learned about financial aid and scholarships, visited campus housing and learned about other student services.
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