The Perry Casteneda Library also has the Peterson Guide in their reference section, as well as the College Blue Book which contains information on both graduate and undergraduate schools. Check with a reference librarian for other sources of information. If you are applying to graduate school at UT, you must apply to the general university Graduate School as well as to a particular department. You may purchase the Graduate Bulletin, which contains specific information about requirements, in the Registrar's Office. For more detailed information, you should visit the graduate division of the UT department you are considering.
Most departments expect much higher scores.
However, requirements for admission into specific departments may be different from the above. The advantage of the computerized test is that scores are available immediately. If you need letters of recommendation, request them at least a few weeks in advance so that your professors will have plenty of time to do them. Include a stamped, addressed enveloped for the professor to mail your evaluation and include some supplemental personal information about yourself-your activities, honors, goals, reasons for applying to graduate school, etc. This additional information is often useful to the persons writing your letters.