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The document outlines the application process for limited submission grants at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). It details the internal selection procedure for determining which applications will be submitted to sponsoring agencies, emphasizing that these grants should benefit UTSA. Required components for the application include a completed form, key personnel information, biographical sketches, an abstract, and a project description. The document also specifies guidelines for each section and highlights the importance of alignment with UTSA's strategic research plan.

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How to apply for a minor at UTSA?

Adding a Minor After being admitted to UTSA and registered for classes, students can meet with their assigned academic advisor to discuss the addition of a minor to their degree plan. Please note, students can add a minor as long as they have earned less than 75 credit hours.

What tier is UTSA?

UTSA is Tier One The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education designated UTSA as an R1 institution, placing us among the top 4% of research universities in the nation.

What is the 75 hour rule at UTSA?

Students may change their program of study, including majors, minors, concentrations, and degree type, up to the completion of 75 semester credit hours earned (not including dual credit, Advanced Placement (AP) credit, or other college credits earned while in high school).

Can you have two minors at UTSA?

To declare a minor, a student must file a Change of Major or Degree Information form with their academic advisor. Students may not formally minor in more than two fields. Descriptions of minor requirements are included in the Colleges sections of this catalog.

What is a no cost extension UTSA?

A no-cost extension provides the Principal Investigator (PI) with additional time to complete the scope and objectives of the sponsored program without additional funds being provided by the funding agency. Requests may not be made for the sole purpose of spending remaining funds.