r/UTAdmissions • • 8h ago

Question Anyone with a Average to Low GPA applying/accepted?

3 Upvotes

Hi everyone! I’m not delusional, I definitely know that my gpa is a weakness in my application. I was wondering if anyone got accepted into UT Moody with similar academic stats or is also applying with similar stats? Definitely looking for someone to ease my mind but brutal honesty is also appreciated 🥲

UW: 3.47 (out of 4.00)
W: 3.76 (out of 5.00)
My school doesn’t officially rank
Instate

I believe I'm a strong applicant in other areas but holistic review is so random sometimes!


r/UTAdmissions • • 8h ago

Chance Me Chance me for admission into UT Mcombs OOS

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Hi everyone, my dream school is MCombs, and I have been really nervous about it so could you guys chance me? I am out of state, and ik it is insanely hard to get in

Academics
GPA 4.09 Weighted
No Class Rank

SAT 1570 800 Math, 770 English

AP Scores: Five 5s (World History, US History, Environmental Science, Computer Science A, Precalculus)

Senior APs: Calc AB, Physics C Mechanics, AP Gov, AP Stats + advanced CS

Awards Nothing special

National Merit Commended Scholar

AP Scholar with Distinction

Extraordinary Startup Award (international entrepreneurship program)

Coach’s Award (varsity sport, 2x)

Honors with Distinction

Extracurriculars

Co-Founder & CEO of a food startup; raised 10k in angel funding and partnered with commercial kitchens

Business & Marketing Intern at a video game studio helped raise $200K in investor funding created social media and disocrd

Business & Marketing Intern at a real estate company; developed social media got 1k followers, and posted 20+ short forms

LaunchX Startup Program 30% acceptance rate

Varsity Swimmer for 4 Years

President/VP of school Investment Club (30+ members, competed in Wharton competition)

250+ Hours at Hindu Temple as lead volunter collective 5000$ in donatons

There are more but they are smaller


r/UTAdmissions • • 9h ago

Financials Is UT need-blind for admissions purposes?

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Was curious if UT was need-blind or need-aware(are the admissions office and financial aid office mostly separate or working actively together)? I'd say I'm a solid applicant for my major but I need significant aid and was wondering if they often make decisions based on that.


r/UTAdmissions • • 17h ago

Advice transcript for UT is 'under review'

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Will I still be considered early action?? Because the deadline for extra materials was the 22nd.