is a vibrant, supportive community where motivated undergraduates connect, grow and make an impact. Through enriching classes and close mentorship from inspiring faculty, Honors students shape their own path and gain a competitive edge for graduate school, careers, and beyond. Join us to experience more from your education – more resources, more opportunities, and a lifelong network of passionate Mavericks.
Spring & Fall 2026
Students who are interested in the opportunity to live in the Honors Residential Community or receive a decision before New Maverick Orientation sessions start must apply by the February 15th priority deadline. The final deadline to apply for the fall semester is June 30th, and decisions will be sent in mid-to-late July. Please be aware that the Honors College does not do rolling admissions and reviews all applications after the deadline.
Curious about our upcoming events? This link will take you to our Events calendar for the current semester.
Interested in having your class learn more about the Honors College? The button will take you to our form where you can sign up to request a presentation from an Honors Advocate.
If you are a new student to the Honors College, you're probably wondering what you need to do before your first semester with us. We've compiled a quick and simple guide just for you.
The Veneratio team for the Spring 2025 issue highlights the 25th anniversary of the Honors College at UTA, reminisces about events and happening that took place, and introduces our new dean, Dr. Sean Kelly.
Join us on Friday, November 14th from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM in 6th Floor of the Central Library for the Fall 2025 Honors Research Symposium. The Honors Research Symposium (HRS) enables honors students to present the results from months of hard work and dedication in conducting research in a variety of disciplines. HRS is held in the fall and spring semesters and is open to all faculty, staff, students, and the UTA community.
The Archer Fellowship Program provides graduate and undergraduate students from across The University of Texas System with a unique opportunity to live, learn, and intern in our nation’s capital during the summer. Washington, D.C. offers unparalleled opportunities for career development and cultural enrichment. While in D.C., students earn in-residence UT Arlington credit for their coursework and gain hands-on work experience in an internship. The Archer Fellowship Program is tailored to students’ own personal and intellectual interests, which allows them to connect their developing expertise to policy and public service.
Student Profiles
"I went looking for the Honors College after receiving my acceptance letter and applied as soon as I could."
