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The document is a pre-registration form for the 36th Annual Spanish Poetry Declamation Contest organized by the University of Texas at Austin's Department of Spanish & Portuguese, scheduled for April 17, 2010. It includes fields for school information, teacher details, and contestant information, with a submission deadline of March 26, 2010.

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Why is UT Austin so hard to get into?

The auto admit policy at UT Austin guarantees automatic admission to Texas high school students who graduate in the top percentile of their classhistorically, the top 6%.

Why is UT Austin so competitive?

As a public institution, UT Austin is committed first and foremost to educating Texas residents, which is reflected in the Texas state law requiring public universities to admit a specific percentage of Texas high school students (top 6% as of now at UT Austin; top 10% at most other public institutions).

Why does UT Austin have a low acceptance rate?

Based on state policy, UT Austin must accept the top 10% of students from every public high school in Texas. UT Austin is a top-ranked public school. So, the University of Texas acceptance rate for their Austin campus is fairly low. UT Austin ranks #38 in National Universities ing to U.S. News.

Is it really hard to get into UT Austin?

UT Austin has a fairly low acceptance rate of 32%, which makes it more selective than most schools. Take time to make sure you submit all the requested material.

What is the 6% rule at UT Austin?

The auto admit policy at UT Austin guarantees automatic admission to Texas high school students who graduate in the top percentile of their classhistorically, the top 6%. Under the new policy starting with the fall 2026 admissions cycle, only students in the top 5% will be automatically admitted.

What GPA is needed for UT Austin?

Once you have submitted your application and gain access to MyStatus, you can use the MyStatus portal to submit your high school transcript. Note regarding transcripts: We do not accept transcripts or documents via email. Transcripts require review and processing. This may take 7-10 business days during peak periods.

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