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Requirements and restrictions McCombs School of Business
Program-specific requirements
Business applicants must apply to the fall semester.
In addition to submitting a complete application for admission, freshman applicants to the McCombs School of Business should also review the following information regarding special application requirements and admission restrictions.
- Fall-only Admission: First-time freshmen in the School of Business must begin their studies in a fall semester. (Business does not accept spring or summer applications.)
- Preparation: Students considering a business major should take math and science courses each year of high school.
- Business Honors Program: Admission to the Business Honors Program requires completion of an additional application.
Restricted Admission: School of Business
Because admission to the School of Business is so competitive, automatic admission as a result of top 10% status is restricted to the most qualified applicants.
Admitting Students to Restricted Programs
- Top 10% Texas graduates are admitted to Business based on their relative class rank (top 1%, top 2%, top 3%, etc.) until all available spaces for automatic admission are filled. (No more than 75% of the available spaces are filled through automatic admission.)
- If 75% of the available spaces in Business are filled before all top 10% applicants are admitted, the remaining top 10% graduates compete with all other applicants for the remaining spaces (at least 25%). Admission decisions about these remaining spaces are based on individual review.
- Top 10% graduates who are not admitted to the major of their choice are considered for their second-choice major. All top 10% Texas high school graduates who meet UT Austin’s application requirements are admitted to the University, although they may not be admitted to their requested major(s).
Learn More about Business
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Updated 24 April 2008
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