The University of Texas at Arlington

Office of Articulation and Transfer Resources

University Information Sheet

 

 

The University of Texas at Arlington

Box 19111, Arlington, TX 76019

817-272-6287

www.uta.edu 

www.uta.edu/catalog

 

Contact for Transfer Students:

Andrew Dowhaniuk

817-272-0036

amdowhaniuk@uta.edu

 

Articulation Agreement: 

Yes, Criminal Justice/Criminology

Academic Programs

www.uta.edu/admissions/majors

Admission Requirements for Transfer Students:

For admission as a sophomore, junior, or senior transfer, a student must have at least 24 transferable credit hours. Transfers with a 2.25 overall GPA are, generally, admissible to the university. Students with at least a 2.00 but less than a 2.25 overall GPA are encouraged to apply and may be considered for admission on a space available basis.

Application fees

$35.00 for applicants with domestic credentials only.

$50.00 for students applying after the application deadline (see below).

$50.00 for applicants with foreign academic credentials or applicants who currently hold a non-immigrant visa status in the U.S.

www.uta.edu/admissions/transfer

 

www.applytexas.org

Transfer Credit Information:

No limit is placed on the total amount of course credit accepted in transfer from either junior or senior institutions. However, use of transfer credit toward a degree may be limited by the student's academic department.

Grading:

 Credit in which a grade of D was earned is not transferable and will not count toward a degree.

Grades earned in every course attempted are part of the gpa calculation with the exception of 10 hours of repeated courses. In the case of repeated courses, the second course attempt is counted and the first forgiven even if the second attempt is a withdrawal. Subsequent attempts after the second time a course is taken are counted toward the grade point average calculated for transfer admission.

Approximate Cost/Range for One Academic Year

(15 hours per semester Fall and Spring):

Tuition & Fees  (15 hrs in-state)	$         7780   *
Room & Board (on campus)	$     2340-4910, depending on residence hall
Books & Supplies	$       880

 

*UTA Flat Rate Tuition:  The flat rate tuition for TX resident undergraduates reaches a maximum at 12 credit hours per semester.  This allows a student to take more than 12 credit hours per semester for the same cost of only 12 credit hours.

 

Distance Learning: 

www.uta.edu/uta/distance

From a distance, you can work toward a UT Arlington degree in:

Criminology and Criminal Justice
Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Public Administration (M.P.A.)
Education
Nursing
Engineering

Financial Aid:

www3.uta.edu/fao

More than 55% of UTA students receive some type of financial assistance.

Scholarships for Transfer Students

www3.uta.edu/fao

Eligible undergraduate students must be admitted by February 16, 2009, in order to receive automatic consideration for general academic scholarships administered through the UT Arlington Scholarship Office. Notifications to scholarship recipients will be sent on March 3, 2009. 

Special Programs Unique to Your School:

Nationally ranked engineering programs

98% first-attempt pass rate for state licensure exam in Nursing

Only architecture program in North Texas

Nationally ranked Accounting program

Specialized art programs such as glass blowing, neon glass, jewelry and print-making

Note: The information shown here is subject to change.  Students are strongly encouraged to verify information with the institution to which they intend to transfer.

 

Last update: March 24, 2011