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The Coordinated Admission Program (CAP) is an enrollment pathway offered to Texas resident high school graduates applying for freshman admission to the University of Texas at Austin. You’ll begin your studies at another UT System university for your freshman year.
- UT El Paso
Its unique location allows UTEP students to pursue cultural,...
- Transitioning to UT Austin
Tell us which major you’d like at UT Austin. You can select...
- Cap FAQ
While UT Austin requires students to complete their required...
- UT San Antonio
Students who attend UTSA to fulfill their CAP requirements...
- UT Arlington
Complete CAP agreement and pay the application processing...
- UT Tyler
Complete CAP agreement by May 1 and receive myUTTyler ID...
- UT El Paso
What does that mean? In short, CAP is a special entrance offer that allows a selected amount of in-state freshman applicants to begin their undergrad at another UT System university.
So, you were invited to participate in the Coordinated Admissions Program (CAP). What does that mean? In short, the CAP program is a special entrance offer that allows a selected amount of in-state freshman applicants to begin their undergrad at another UT System university.
The University of Texas System developed the Coordinated Admission Program (CAP) to expand the admission options available to students interested in enrolling at The University of Texas at Austin, the system’s flagship university.
While UT Austin requires students to complete their required CAP coursework at their selected UT System school, any credits earned during a Maymester or a Wintermester at your CAP institution may contribute to your overall 30-hour CAP requirement, provided they are from the approved CAP course list.
Full-Time Statistics by Major. *Canfield Business Honors Program (CBHP) students are allowed to have a double major in business: one in CBHP and one in another business discipline. Those CBHP students who double major have been counted in the percentage (%) of reports by major for their non-CBHP major.
UTSA is a participating school for the UT Austin Coordinated Admission Program (CAP). Students who are applying to UT Austin and get offered CAP can select UTSA as their participating university when selection opens up on the student’s UT Austin MyStatus page.
