Congratulations on being admitted into the Maverick family! Now what? Log in into your MyMav account, click on the Admissions tile, select "Application Status," choose "Accept." You're officially #MaverickMade!
Accept Your AdmissionAs a new transfer student, orientation is required. It's a great way to meet new Mavericks, learn about resources, and register for classes.
Register for New Maverick OrientationThe Texas Success Initiative requires all incoming students be assessed academically to determine college-readiness in Reading, Writing, and Math. You can find out if you are TSI liable by checking your status in MyMav.
Learn more about TSIAll students under the age of 22 are required to be immunized against bacterial meningitis before they enroll at UTA. You can submit your documents to Admissions, Records, and Registration.
Learn more about MENINGITIS VACCINEYou need to meet with an academic advisor in your academic department to be advised. You'll work with your advisor to determine your class schedule and set up your degree plan.
FIND YOUR Academic ADVISORDon't forget to submit an official transcript from your final semester at your previous institution with your graduation date to the Office of Admissions. The fastest method is electronically--sent directly from your school. If you are asked for an email address, use utaadmissions@uta.edu. However, we will accept transcripts by mail or in person. We must have your official transcript by the 12th class day of your first semester at UTA.
Learn more about Submitting Official Transcript GuidelinesDownload your transfer checklist to help you navigate pre-enrollment requirements including, New Maverick Orientation, meningitis vaccination, and housing requirements.
Every academic department provides a transfer guide for each degree program. The transfer guide provides the UTA Course Name, UTA Course Number, and the Texas Common Course Number, respectively. Please note, the transfer guide is not a degree plan. Reach out to your academic advisor for your official degree plan.
Under Texas state law, applicant or enrolled student is classified as a Texas resident, a nonresident, or a international student. View residency information or contact undergraduate residency.
