The University of Texas at Arlington

Resources

We welcome all students, faculty and staff to access the information and links below on various university-wide related student services.

The student services listed below are non-Student Affairs services. For additional information on the resources provided by The Division of Student Affairs, please visit the Student Affairs Offices dropdown menu along the left side of your screen or contact the VPSA office at 817‑272‑6080 or studentaffairs@uta.edu.

University College

Ransom Hall, Suite 102
Phone: 817-272-0777

We invite and remind all current and prospective students to reference the University College website for a wide array of very useful information. The college was opened in fall 2010 and is dedicated to the success of all students by utilizing the college’s vast array of support resources and programs designed to aid students of all classifications.

University College provides a one-stop shop for all things related to academic advising, counseling, the First-Year Seminar, Freshman Interest Groups (FIGS), learning communities, major exploration, the McNair Scholars program, testing services, the OneBook program, student support services, supplemental instruction, tutoring, University Studies, and the veteran’s seminar. For more information on the services provided by the college and how it can help you, please contact this department at 817-272-0777.

Office of Admissions

Davis Hall, New Student Welcome Center, Room 123
Phone: 817-272-6287 (MAVS)

The Office of Admissions is an on-campus hub welcoming all new and prospective students to Maverick country. The center provides information on application and admittance to the University, costs and finances, choosing your major, campus tours, visiting the campus, Preview Day, information for freshman, transfer and international students, high school visits, the Texas Success Initiative, residency requirements, and much more. For more information, please contact the Welcome Center at 817-272-6287.

Career Services

Davis Hall, Suite 216
Phone: 817-272-2932

Switch your gears from college to career with the help of the Career Services department. The mission of Career Services is to prepare the diverse student and alumni population for success in their present and future careers by providing meaningful resources to explore, identify, develop, and pursue their personal and professional goals as well as to facilitate their connection to employment opportunities that match those goals.

The center provides resources for students, faculty/staff, and parents on undergraduate job fairs, career months during September and February, graduate student workshops, assistance with writing and perfecting your resume and cover letter as well as interview preparation and networking techniques, career consulting, an extensive collection of up-to-date career and internship postings and much more. For information on this center and how it can help you, please contact the center at 817-272-2932.

Dining Services

University Center
Phone: 817-272-2793

Get a taste of the innovative creations that Dining Services has in store for students at the various locations on campus including the Market at the MAC, all-you-can-eat dining in the Connection Café, the Plaza Food Court with options like Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, Sushic and Subway, the Central Library Café, and University Club restaurant in Davis Hall.

Please visit the Dining Services website for information on locations, menus, meal plans, catering, employment and updated information on the center’s efforts to promote campus-wide sustainability and an extensive list of fresh and healthy eating options.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Davis Hall, Suite 252
Phone: 817-272-3561

The Financial Aid and Scholarships office provides users with useful and important information about the programs offered through UT Arlington and the process to apply for and receive funding. The office offers a wide variety of scholarships, grants, and work, and loan programs to assist with funding the college education of students and families of all income levels.

Remember to visit the site for updated requirements and deadlines or call the office at 817-272-3561.

Health Center

605 S. West Street
Phone: 817-272-2771

The Health Center is an outpatient (ambulatory) facility offering quality health care to students and is open Monday through Friday during the academic year. The staff includes physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, and lab and x-ray technicians.

The center includes a Medical Clinic, Women's Health Clinic, Mental Health services and Health Promotion, and Substance Abuse education. They offer immunizations, allergy shots, a medical laboratory, pharmacy, and a diagnostic radiology department all at a reduced fee for students.

For more information on the services offered please visit the website or call 817-272-2771.

Intercollegiate Athletics

C.R. Gilstrap Athletic Center, 1309 West Mitchell Street
Phone: 817-272-2261

The UT Arlington Athletics department is home to the men’s athletic teams (baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, tennis, track and field) and women’s athletic teams (basketball, cross country, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball) in addition to a summer camp, Maverick club, and much more.

We invite you to show your Maverick spirit and pride by coming out for a game and cheering on our athletic teams. Engage with the community and grow your Maverick pride. Also, visit the website for updated information on games, incentives, to arrange a facility tour, or to purchase Maverick apparel.

Office of International Education

Swift Center, 1022 UTA Boulevard
Phone: 817-2727-2355

The office provides extensive information for international students on topics such as arrival letters, vaccinations, transportation to the University, orientation, advising, and more. There is also additional information for non-international students on programs and events and study abroad opportunities.

Stop by the office or attend one of the International office’s many programs that are sure to open your eyes to new cultures, traditions, locations and opportunities.

Online Transfer Orientation

New Maverick Orientation
500 Nedderman Avenue, Suite 100 AA
Phone: 817-2727-3213

The online transfer orientation program serves as a tool for the New Maverick Orientation department to introduce incoming transfer students to campus and community involvement, academics, university services, class registration, college finances, technology, and more. This online orientation is a required for all incoming transfer students.

Mav Express

University Center
Phone: 817-272-2645

Obtain your student ID (Mav ID), manage your ID number, Mav Money (to be used on campus and at various off-campus restaurants and retailers), or link your Mav Express Check Card to your Wells Fargo bank account.

Parking

1225 W. Mitchell St. (J.D. Wetsel Building)
Phone: 817-272-3907

There is much more than getting a permit to park on campus. Find out about UT Arlington Maverick Shuttles, Mav Ride escort, and Security escort offered on campus via this video and also on the Parking Department's website.

Safe Zone Ally Training

Training is open and available to all members of the University community. Participants will learn about heterosexual privilege, campus and community resources, and how to be supportive to members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community. At the conclusion of the training, participants have the option to display a Safe Zone symbol as a signal to the campus community, and especially LGBT individuals, that they maintain a safe and affirming environment.  Participants will also receive additional resources and will be equipped with the tools necessary to:

• Respond in an appropriate, affirming, and supportive manner to LGBT individuals.
• Know resources and/or where to find them.
• Examine his/her own attitudes, behaviors, and values, and challenge others to do the same.

To register for training, email safezone@uta.edu or contact Leticia Martinez or Charity Stutzman.

Student Legal Services

Davis Hall
Phone: 817-272-3771

A licensed attorney is employed by the University and available to advise and consult with all currently enrolled students who have paid the Student Service Fee. The attorney may advise the student regarding personal legal problems and concerns.

Areas frequently discussed with the attorney include landlord-tenant disputes, family law matters, contractual controversies, consumer protection questions, traffic accidents, and minor criminal matters. Concerns regarding other legal matters may require additional research or referral, at the discretion of the attorney. Academic matters and other problems or concerns involving UT Arlington are addressed in various policies and procedures. Therefore, the attorney may not represent the student in any legal or administrative proceedings or offer advice pertaining to any legal topic involving the University or another enrolled student.

For additional information and to schedule an appointment please contact the Attorney for Students, Keisha Ware.

UT Arlington Tailgating Policy

Tailgating, a much-loved tradition at sporting events around the country has made its way to UT Arlington. This fall, the University is hosting enthusiastic students, community members, and other Maverick fans that want to show their support for the home teams before and after games.

The tailgating policy can be viewed at www.utaalumni.org/tailgating. It is effective as of August 23rd, 2012.