1. Complete the ApplyTexas Application
Apply online through ApplyTexas.
Apply Now Through ApplyTexasGraduate Students
Apply as a graduate student if you have earned a bachelor's degree from a regionally-accredited U.S. college or university, or its foreign equivalent, before starting graduate study.
graduate Application Priority Dates
Fall: March 15
Spring: August 15
Summer: February 15
Some graduate programs may have earlier application priority dates. We encourage interested applicants to review their intended program and apply by the application date listed for that program. Applications are still accepted after the priority dates for each term.
Admissions Requirements
Admission to graduate programs at UTA is competitive. Each academic department sets its own admissions requirements and makes independent admission decisions. Visit your academic department's website for program specific admission requirements.
How to Apply
Follow these steps to complete the admissions process.
2. Pay Application Fee
If you did not submit your application fee at the time of submitting your admissions application, you can pay it online.
Pay Application Fee Online3. Optional: Submit Unofficial Transcripts
Students can submit unofficial transcripts for admission through summer 2023. Students who submit unofficial transcripts to be reviewed for admission will still need to submit their official transcripts from their institutions.
Submit Official Transcripts4. Submit Your official Transcripts
Official transcripts must be received no later than the 12th class day of a student’s first semester. Submit your official transcripts electronically or by mail. If you have foreign coursework, you must submit official foreign transcripts, or marksheets and diplomas, that bear the original university seal and original signature of the Registrar. UTA will accept course-by-course evaluations from companies with NACES or AICE membership as long as it includes a copy of your official transcript.
Learn More About Submitting Official Transcripts5. Submit Official GRE/GMAT Test Scores
Test scores may be required by your academic department. Official test score reports should be sent directly from the testing agency. UTA's ETS institutional code is 6013. Individuals may be eligible to receive a 50 percent GRE Fee Reduction voucher for the general test and/or a subject test. Visit the GRE website to learn more about the GRE Fee Reduction Program.
Learn more about the GRE Fee Reduction Program6. Complete Program Requirements
As part of the admissions review process, program-related documents may be required. Each academic department sets its own admission criteria. Review program requirements in the University Catalog for more information about these documents, including letters of recommendation, statements of purpose, résumés, portfolios, and more.
Contact an Academic Graduate Advisor7. Submit FAFSA or TASFA
Students who wish to apply for financial aid must meet certain general eligibility criteria to apply for most need-based financial aid. To be eligible for scholarships students must complete the FAFSA or TASFA application.
Learn more about FAFSA or TASFA8. Check Admissions Status
Track the status of your admission application through your MyMav student portal. If you are missing items those will be listed in your MyMav account.
Check Your Admission Application Status
Current UTA Students
Current UTA undergraduate students are given the opportunity to continue their education through many graduate programs and resources. Find out more about the graduate admissions process through Graduate School Bound, an in-person session to learn more about graduate school after you graduate.
Update Application
The graduate application for update/readmission form will update your application if you have applied or been admitted and would like to change your semester of enrollment, program of admission, or academic level of admission. Students who’ve been denied or deferred decision and want to be reconsidered may also use this form.
Use the Graduate Application for Update/Readmission FormResidency
Under Texas state law, an applicant or enrolled student is classified as a resident of Texas, a nonresident, or an international student. View residency information or contact undergraduate residency.