Application Procedures

Note: Regardless of program or degree, all students apply for admission through the Office of Graduate Studies (OGS) at the University of Texas at Arlington.

1. All students must apply for admission through the Office of Graduate Studies (OGS) at the University of Texas at Arlington. To apply online please visit: http://grad.uta.edu/leftMenuPages/admissions.asp and click APPLY ONLINE. (Note: Please specify Master of Science in Real Estate in the application.)
   
   
2. Official transcripts must be sent directly to the Office of Graduate Studies by the institution from which you earned your degree.
   
   
3. Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or GMAT scores must be sent directly to the Office of Graduate Studies by Educational Testing Services. Educational Testing Services can be found online at www.ets.org (Education Testing Service Code for UTA: 6013.)
   
   *PLEASE NOTE: Students who HAVE NOT taken the GMAT or GRE, may still be admitted on provisional or probationary status.
   
   Office of Graduate Studies
   University of Texas at Arlington
   Box 19167
   Arlington TX. 76019-0167
   
   
4. 3 Letters of Recommendation, Resume and Personal Statement must be sent by mail or fax to:
   
   Mail to:
   
   Michael Wollman, M.Ed
   UT Arlington Fort Worth Center
   University of Texas at Arlington
   Box 19700
   Fort Worth, TX 76102
   
   Fax to:

Attn: Michael Wollman, M.Ed
817.272.5948

Transfer Credit Applied to Master's Degrees

Equivalent coursework completed at other institutions of recognized standing may be transferred to a master's degree program after evaluation and approval of the appropriate Committee on Graduate Studies and the Dean of Graduate Studies. No more than nine hours of transfer credit will be granted except in the professional master's programs that require more than 36 hours of coursework. In such programs, the number of transfer hours is limited to 25 percent of the total program hours. This rule does not invalidate written agreements between graduate programs and the Graduate School or agreements that are stated elsewhere in this catalog. Transfer credit will be accepted only for organized courses in which the student received a letter grade of B or higher and an official transcript showing the course(s) and grade(s) is required.

All work submitted for transfer credit must have been completed no more than six years before completion of a graduate program at the University of Texas at Arlington.

Transfer courses do not appear on a student's U.T. Arlington transcript and transfer course grades are not included in calculating a student's U.T. Arlington graduate grade-point average.

Course Credit Applied to More Than One Degree

No course that has been applied to any one degree, at any graduate or undergraduate institution, may be applied to any other degree, either directly or by substitution except in approved dual degree or approved fast track programs.