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The document is an application form for the Hebrew Summer Institute at the University of Texas at Austin, detailing personal and academic information required from applicants. It includes sections on language study, stress assessment, and a statement of purpose, emphasizing the intensive nature of the program and the need for strong study skills. Additionally, it outlines requirements for teacher recommendations and application submission deadlines.

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Does UT Austin have EA?

All students apply to UT Austin for our regular deadline. To meet the Early Action deadline, your application must be submitted by October 15. All remaining documents need to be submitted by October 23.

Does University of Texas at Austin have EA?

This is the first year that UT offered an Early Action application window, and the review of early action applications is unfolding as planned, said Miguel Wasielewski, interim senior vice president for strategic enrollment management, in an email statement. The first wave of early action decisions was issued Jan.

Does UT Austin have automatic admission?

Deferral Due to the competitiveness of the applicant pool and limited space in high-demand programs, some applicants who meet the Early Action deadline may receive a defer decision by January 15. These applicants will continue to be considered for admission based on the competitiveness of the applicant pool.

How much is the app fee for UT Austin?

Application processing fees A nonrefundable fee of $75 is required with each application for domestic undergraduate admission. (The undergraduate fee for transient admission, admission for visiting summer students, is $60.) Fee waivers based on financial need are available.

Are UT Austin summer classes online?

Every summer, thousands of UT students enroll in UT online courses to make progress toward their degree, and to move ahead with minors and certificates. Future you will thank you has become a tagline seen around campus as registration for summer and fall courses approaches each year.