Strategic Programs Promoting
Undergraduate Student Success

Driving the academic and holistic achievements of Longhorns, throughout their educational journeys.

Student Resources

Each of these units assist undergraduates with what they need to create their own pathways to student success.

Texas One Stop

Assists with registration, scholarships and financial aid, tuition payments, and student records.

Sanger Learning Center

Provides free academic support for all students, including tutoring, academic workshops, and exam reviews.

First-Year Experience

Helps incoming students transition to UT with programs like First-Year Interest Groups (FIGs) and Signature Courses.

Core Curriculum

Determines degree requirements for all students, regardless of major, and sets the foundation for more advanced coursework.

Undergraduate Research

Engages students in research and creative activity through poster sessions, competitions, and workshops.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Provides cost information and financial assistance for students through tools like tuition calculators and scholarship finders.

News

  • BDPs Launch New Criminal Law, Justice & Inequality Certificate

    This spring, the BDPs add a 17th program to their roster: the Criminal Law, Justice & Inequality certificate. Students who participate in BDPs take courses taught by professors across the Forty Acres and complete an internship or research project to earn a certificate in their chosen subject matter. In the case of this newest certificate, they’ll be exploring how society defines crime and reacts to behaviors that meet that definition.

  • Professional development day event, auditorium filled with attendees

    Vick Center and ACA Host Professional Development Day

    The Vick Advising Excellence Center and the Academic Counselors Association (ACA) hosted the 34th annual Professional Development Day conference at Rowling Hall on February 16, 2024.

  • 2024 Texas Student Research Showdown Winners Announced

    On March 4, 2024, the Office of Undergraduate Research announced the winners of the ninth annual Texas Student Research Showdown at an award ceremony. Students participating in this research communication competition created 2-minute videos to explain their research and creative activity to a general audience.

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I work with a talented and devoted team of people who recruit, teach, enlighten and support students so they’re transformed during their time on the Forty Acres. Our students become leaders, engage the community around them, form key connections, and then ultimately, they go out and transform society for the benefit of others.

Richard J. Reddick
Senior Vice Provost and Dean