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Graduate students choose the university for its reputation for academic excellence, its commitment to research and teaching, and its location. Austin, Texas is a vibrant city that offers a thriving art and music scene, delicious food and beautiful parks and lakes to explore.
The University of Texas--Austin has an acceptance rate of 29%.
University of Texas at Austin Notable Alumni From Matthew McConaughey to Bill Moyers, these famous Longhorns certainly left a legacy behind.
Automatic Admission Decisions The initial legislation, passed into law in 1997, offered automatic admission to eligible students in the top 10 percent of their Texas high school class. In 2009, the law was modified for The University of Texas at Austin.
UT Austin is known for having selectivity within certain programs, which can make it more competitive for some majors compared to others. The most competitive majors are typically in the fields of computer science, engineering, and business.
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The top 6% rule in Texas, also known as the Top 6% Law, is a provision that guarantees automatic admission to the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) for students who graduate in the top 6% of their high school class from a Texas public high school.
Getting into UT Austin is no sweat for Texas residents who graduate in the top 6 percent of their high school class. In ance with a nearly 30-year-old state policywhich, until last year, was the only one of its kind in the countryall those students have to do is apply and theyll be automatically admitted.
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%.

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