ADMISSIONS AT UATX

The Fairest and Most Honest Admissions in America

Completely merit-based. High test scores earn automatic admission; otherwise, APs and IBs can help.

FREE
APPLICATION
FREE TUITION FOR EVERYONE ADMITTED
BASED ON STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES
QUICK DECISIONS
TRANSPARENT AND MERITOCRATIC

Score 1460+ SAT, 33+ ACT, or 105+ CLT for automatic admission. Below that, strong scores and AP/IB results are fully considered.

AUTOMATIC ADMISSION

Score 1460+ SAT, 33+ ACT, or 105+ CLT and you’re in.

BELOW THE THRESHOLD?

We evaluate your test scores and AP/IB results (4–5 on AP, 5–7 on IB). That’s it.

REQUIREMENTS

Age 17–23 at start of academic year for automatic admission + U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

SPOTS ARE LIMITED

Apply and deposit early before all spots are filled.

SUBMIT APPLICATION
1 .
REQUEST SCORES
2 .

Send your scores to UATX. Codes: SAT 9190. ACT 8137. CLT select “University of Austin.”

GET DECISION
3 .

Receive automatic admission or an admissions decision.

DEPOSIT AND HOLD
4 .

Send your deposit to secure your spot.

“UATX’s admission policy embraces the exact ideal that Students for Fair Admissions has long championed: Merit and achievement, not racial classifications, should determine a student's educational opportunities.”

EDWARD BLUM, FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF STUDENTS FOR FAIR ADMISSIONS
COST OF STUDY

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Students in class

FREE TUITION

Every admitted student receives free tuition. Limited spots.

MERIT AND BUILD AWARDS

Top scorers (1500/34/108+) are eligible to receive the Lonsdale Magaro Build Scholarship ($100,000 over four years).

NEED-BASED SUPPORT

Additional grants for housing, meals, books, and travel are available for families under $125,000 AGI (with adjustments); students apply for aid each year.

Students processing at convocation
GOOD TO KNOW

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The future of our institutions will be shaped by the students educated today. UATX exists to form leaders prepared to meet that responsibility.

 

“I shall make it the most agreeable part of my duty to study merit, and reward the brave and deserving.”

George Washington