There is no probationary or provisional admission for transfer students at UT-Austin. All applications are individually reviewed and evaluated. In making our decisions, we take into consideration the University's need to manage enrollment and commitment to admit, within applicable law, qualified students who reflect the diversity of Texas. No specific grade point average or other qualification by itself guarantees admission. Some UT-Austin undergraduate divisions may be unable to accommodate all qualified applicants, in which case preference is given to candidates considered to have the best qualifications.
Some programs have enrollment limitations or special requirements for admission.
Enrollment pressures on the campus may result in our inability to admit all those who are qualified. When this occurs, we may control enrollment in specific programs by limiting the admission of new students. For example, spring courses may count toward fall admission and fall courses toward spring admission if transcripts of all other coursework arrive by the appropriate deadlines. Even if you are initially denied admission, automatic reconsideration is given when the new grades and credit arrive on official transcript in the Office of Admissions. However, admission to some programs with enrollment limits may become closed before coursework in progress is completed.