C19-FAQ

Yes, but only virtually for now. While we are no longer hosting on-campus events this semester, our virtual resource page offers great ways for you to connect with the University! You can view our virtual tour, take a self-guided campus tour or explore using our interactive campus map.

Yes, you can register to attend one of our virtual Preview Fridays.

Absolutely. You can schedule a virtual appointment to meet with an undergraduate admission counselor. You may also email any questions you have to [email protected].

The application deadline for the Fall 2020 semester has been extended to July 1 for all freshmen and international transfer applicants. The regular application deadline for U.S. transfer applicants is July 1. We will continue to evaluate this evolving situation and will update the C19-FAQ with up-to-date information.

Yes, the Office of Admission and Enrollment continues to accept and review applications. Complete application files are reviewed on a rolling basis, and you will be notified of your admission decision within four to six weeks.

Be sure to submit documents electronically whenever possible to ensure more timely review.

The Office of Admission and Enrollment is working remotely and your complete application file will still be processed in the normal four to six week timeframe.

Many institutions are operating in a virtual capacity to support students. We recommend contacting your institution directly for more information about transcript request options. Official transcripts submitted electronically (through systems such as SPEEDE, Naviance, Parchment, etc.) can help expedite application processing. Please contact us directly by emailing [email protected] if you are unable to obtain an official transcript from your institution.

Visit our Submitting Official Documents page for more information.

We are continuing our mailroom operations (while following social distancing best practices). While we have seen some small delays in mail time and processing, we do not anticipate a substantial impact to your application.

You can upload supplemental documents, such as your essay, resume, letters of recommendation, fee waiver and/or residency information, through Galaxy.

Unfortunately, we are unable to accept documentation in person at this time. Please ensure the seal and other indications of official documentation status remain intact. You may mail the official documentation to our office, or, in some cases, you may hold the documentation until campus resumes regular business operations. Please contact [email protected] if you have further questions.

Typically, we require new academic information for admissions reconsideration (such as a new transcript or SAT/ACT test scores). Given impacts to canceled SAT/ACT testing dates, we are working with students impacted on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us directly by emailing [email protected] if you have questions about your reconsideration request.

If you are applying for the Summer 2020 or Fall 2020 application terms, please schedule a virtual pre-admission counseling appointment to discuss your options. UT Dallas will be test-optional for the Summer 2021 and Fall 2021 terms.

The application deadline for the Fall 2020 semester has been extended to July 1 for all freshmen and international transfer applicants and to July 15 for U.S. transfer applicants. For applications or any required documents submitted after the stated deadlines, a guarantee cannot be made that the application will be processed in time to render a decision.

Yes, the deadline has been extended to June 1. You can visit our AES website for more information.

UT Dallas has approved a temporary exception to our standard transfer policy for Spring 2020 coursework. Courses that received a passing grade (in courses graded with a pass/fail or equivalent grading notation) during the Spring 2020 semester, according to their institution’s official transcript or catalog definition, will be awarded credit at The University of Texas at Dallas. Coursework that is accepted for transfer credit is applicable toward satisfying requirements for a specific UT Dallas major according to the same criteria as those used for equivalent UT Dallas courses. Additional information regarding transfer credit can be found in the UT Dallas undergraduate catalog.

Congratulations on being admitted! Your undergraduate admission counselor can help walk you through your next steps. You can use our counselor locator tool to find your assigned counselor. Feel free to email them directly or through [email protected]. You can also review our freshman or transfer steps after admission to learn more.

You will register for classes with an academic advisor in conjunction with orientation. Register for Freshman or Transfer Orientation to get started.