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- Home | University of Texas at Austin
For 140 years, UT Austin has provided first-class education and world-class research Attracting the top talent from around the globe, we value a culture of learning, discovery, freedom, leadership, individual opportunity and responsibility to transform lives and society
- Apply to Texas | University of Texas at Austin
Led by top-ranked schools, multidisciplinary programs and world-class researchers, UT brings together experts from across the university, industry and government See Our Impact
- Explore - University of Texas Admissions
Visiting campus is the best way to know if UT Austin is right for you Take a tour with current students and get a feel for our community
- Mission Values | University of Texas at Austin
Led by top-ranked schools, multidisciplinary programs and world-class researchers, UT brings together experts from across the university, industry and government See Our Impact Overview
- Freshman - University of Texas Admissions
Testing agencies should send your scores using the codes designated for UT Austin: SAT — 6882 ACT — 4240 *SAT ACT scores remain optional for students applying for Spring 2025 SAT ACT scores are required for students applying to Summer Fall 2025 and beyond
- About | University of Texas at Austin
Like the state it calls home, The University of Texas at Austin is a bold, ambitious leader supporting some 52,000 students, 3,000 teaching faculty, 15,000 staff and top national programs across 19 colleges and schools As Texas’ leading research university, UT attracts more than $650 million annually for discovery
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Led by top-ranked schools, multidisciplinary programs and world-class researchers, UT brings together experts from across the university, industry and government See Our Impact
- Demand Soars as UT Shatters Record for Freshman Applications
Student Performance: UT students are succeeding across the academic spectrum First-year undergraduate retention remains at an all-time high of 96 7% The four-year graduation rate reached a record 74 8%, nearly 23 percentage points higher than the 52 0% mark of a decade ago
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