One is required to apply to their selected University of Texas course to be considered for the University of Texas's admission. The application steps are as follows which may be referred to by international students to successfully complete and submit the University of Texas's application form.

How to Apply to the University of Texas

Visit the official website of the University of Texas at utexas.edu.
Find “Apply” at the top of the page and click on it.
Select the level of degree, undergraduate/graduate OR college, Dell Medical School Admission/School of Law Admission.
Click on “Apply”.
Go to the “International” page.
Find the “Apply Texas” link on the international page. While fresh applicants must start by creating an account, old applicants have to do UT Austin login using a username and password.
Create an account using Name, and Email.
Fill out the application form with details such as personal information, academic history, etc.
Submit all the application materials such as High School Transcripts, College Transcripts (If any), along with English language proficiency test scores.
Submit optional application materials like letters of recommendation, Resumes, and SAT or ACT scores.
Review the application before final submission.

To secure the University of Texas's admission, one is required to comply with the University of Texas's entry requirements. The University of Texas Austin’s eligibility criteria may vary as per the course requirements, hence applicants can explore the University of Texas's courses and check their eligibility. However, the common University of Texas eligibility criteria for Indian applicants across various degree programmes are listed here.

For the University of Texas's undergraduate courses, international students must follow the following:

All students must have passed high school and present all academic transcripts to the university
Along with your application, submit at least one essay and complete the required short answer prompts. The essay topic and requirements as well as short answer prompts can be found on the ApplyTexas application form.
One must complete or be on track to complete certain high school coursework to be competitive for University of Texas admission.
Students should submit at least one set of scores directly from the testing agency as per the University of Texas entrance exams policy. They can either submit SAT or ACT scores.
Certain UG courses have specific requirements they may ask for in addition to application.
They must provide English language proficiency proof.
LORs and resumes are optional

For the University of Texas's graduate courses, international students must follow the following:

A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution in the United States or a comparable degree from a foreign academic institution is a mandatory requirement
A GPA of at least 3.00 in upper-division (junior- and senior-level) coursework and in any graduate work already completed is to be presented as per the University of Texas GPA requirements.
The official GRE scores or GMAT or LSAT are required to be considered as per the University of Texas’s entry requirements for PG courses.
Adequate subject preparation for the proposed major. Evidence of adequate preparation varies by program, but examples include letters of reference, auditions, samples of work, and personal statements.
One must demonstrate English language proficiency

Documents Required For Admission to the University of Texas

The mandatory documents for the University of Texas’s admission are as follows:

Academic Transcripts
LORs
Proof of English language proficiency.
Work Sample certification
Bachelors degree
GRE or GMAT scores
LSAT scores
Essay
SOPs
Copy of Passport
ACT or SAT scores
Proof of Financial Responsibility.
CV or resume.
Proof of financial support

University of Texas Application Deadlines

The University of Texas application deadlines which are specified for PG students are different as per the course selected by international students; however, the University of Texas undergraduate application deadlines are:

University of Texas, Austin Application Deadlines:

Intake	Application Deadlines
Summer or Fall Enrollment	Early Action: October 15
Summer or Fall Enrollment	Regular: December 1
Spring	September 1

University of Texas Application Fee

To apply successfully for the University of Texas’s courses, one is required to pay the University of Texas application fee of USD 90. It is non-refundable and can be paid along with the online University of Texas application.

However, Payment of the non-refundable USD 200 application fee is required for MBA at the institution and similarly, USD 125 is for MPA.

University of Texas Acceptance Rate

The University of Texas Austin acceptance rate is 29% for international students. It is highly competitive to get UT Austin admission. As the University of Texas Austin rankings have stood in the top 100 worldwide, highly ambitious students aspire to study at the university. Hence, a good academic background can help in securing admission.

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