Linda Said:

How long does it take to receive a decision from the University of Texas (at austin) admissions office? ?

We Answered:

It's been 7 years since I've applied, but typical turnaround used to be anywhere from 3-10 weeks. The longer it takes doesn't necessarily mean that you didn't get in, just means you're in a different bucket that they're evaluating.

They now have something online called Status Check, so you can check their decision before it's even mailed to you.

http://bealonghorn.utexas.edu/freshmen/a…

Anita Said:

what makes each sorority at university of texas austin different?

We Answered:

Sororities have recruitment for exactly this reason. If someone tries to answer this, don't believe them You should come out and form your own opinion. Good luck.

Bobbie Said:

What are the reference books I should carry from India to pursue MS in Robotics at University of Texas, Austin

We Answered:

Call the UT Bookstore, and ask them to email a list of MS ME books in the bookstore (of course, don't tell them why). If you call them early in the morning (Texas time), then maybe they will have time to do something like that. Perhaps they could just read some of the titles/authors of the books to you.

James Said:

How can I get into University of Texas at Austin?

We Answered:

You need to have really good grades, they are the 12th best public university in the U.S. academically and ranked 45 overall academically that's very good.

Have a strong GPA and get a good score on your ACT, they will most likely take a 26, their average is 25.

Christopher Said:

what are my chances in to getting into the University of Texas at Austin and switching majors ?

We Answered:

Hey fellow Longhorn! All I know is that switching into the business school is pretty difficult, but perhaps possible. Especially since you're out of state, you might want to go to the website and e-mail some of the advisors about your situation. They can give you a more exact answer. What college are you in right now? Good luck getting in!!! Hook 'em!

Nancy Said:

How to Transfer to University of Texas at Austin?

We Answered:

The minimum GPA to transfer to the University of Texas at Austin is a 3.2. However, if you plan on majoring in engineering, I think you should aim for a GPA much higher than that; the engineering school is pretty tough to get accepted to. Good luck and I hope it all works out for you.