<p>I agree with you, last year I visited UT on spring break to visit the campus, I was about to graduate from CC and wanted to enter UT as a junior, first of all, the transfer counselor was not helpful at all. Numerous e-mails are still unanswered from last year, she was very vague about how classes transfer and so on, the few e-mails I got back from her were literally 5 to 7 words only! While other schools that I was interested in replied back within hours with very informative e-mails and were very knowledgeable about the credit transferability thing.</p>
<p>So, I was out of state, I decided to attend the UT transfer session while I was on spring break to get more information out of them, boy I was wrong, the session was very vague and general all they talked about was stuff posted online. I was expecting one to one sessions with admission counselors but nothing of that sort. Like you said, I felt they didn’t try to sell themselves, during the session I noticed many people came from out of state, who probably have payed a lot to visit so I would expected it to be much better. Other than out, the campus is very beautiful in a nice location.</p>