I know you wil help me :) "Chance me Please" !!

gettingschooled
Tue, 26 Apr 2016 03:22:12 +0000

https://cns.utexas.edu/students/future/external-transfer#competitive-admission-standards

To be most competitive, students should have:

Demonstrated interest and ability in their desired field
Strong overall grade-point average (GPA)—see our Transfer Statistics for more information
Credit for Calculus
A minimum of nine credit hours in first year math and science courses for science majors
A grade of A or B in all math and science courses

I don’t know what NSC and ELV stand for -are they sciences? I would not expect algebra and precalc to fulfill the 9 hours of math and science. They won’t make you competitive.

You need that B in calculus.

UT gives credit for the algebra Clep but not precalc. You can accept the credits at your current school and transfer them to UT and use them for elective credit in your degree plan- at best.

But if you want to know for sure- you should call.