If anyone has any info please tell! I’m very worried!
I don’t think anyone can say for sure. Your best bet is to send the admissions office an email inquiring about it.
was anyone accepted today?
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I just did. Hopefully it’s not to late.
Not here.
Did anybody here anything?
hear* oops
From texasadmissions.com-
UPDATE #6: January 27, 2021: UT publishes their official [video]. Enrolling class size projected 8,500. More than 66,000 freshman apps, 11,000 auto admits. 29,000 apps from non-auto admits. Admit rate for non-top 6% and OOS is very low.
Total applicants: 66,000
Non auto applicants: 29,000
OOS applicants: 26,000
Estimated admitted students (including TX/OOS/International): 17,000-18,000
Estimated Texas Residents admissions spaces: 14,500 - 15,000
Top 6% applicants guaranteed admission: 11,000
Non-auto admit offers: 3,800-4,000
OOS/International admit offers: 2,000 (OOS/International yield rate is lower)
Total enrolling class: 8,500
Spaces for Texas residents: 7,650
Spaces for auto admits: 5740
Spaces for non auto admits: 1910
Spaces for OOS/International: 850
Estimated Yield rate = 45-50%
University wide admissions rate: 25-27%
Non auto admissions rate: 13%
OOS admissions rate: 7.7%
I know someone put the video above, but this summarizes the figures.
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From tex admissions: This is not updated for Fall 2021 freshman yet.
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here its still jan 26
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I don’t understand. Where did that 7.7% OOS figure come from? Is that a deduction or an official stat?
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here its still jan 26…they seem to be already in the future
Kevin may be another Carol. After he left UT for so many years.
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Around 300 class of 2024 defer a year, UT will admit fewer students this year to make room for the deferred.
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Top 6% applicant numbers are around 14K-15K not 11000. UT only confirm sending around 18K admission a year, that leaves far lower admission to non-AA. Most non-AA if given the chance they will enroll, especially non-AA if offered are all first choice majors.
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real stat has not been out yet. (of course right? RD not even started)
real stat page is below, and it is showing last year. Kevin in texadmission is doing a Carol thing. I don’t believe OOS will shoot up from 13K to 26K applicants this years, UT is test optional not test blind like the Ivies.
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I think he is in another country where they are a day ahead.
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It seems like he lives in Indonesia, which is 14 hours ahead of the Central Time Zone.
Nah I don’t think Kevin is a Carol, he’s pretty reliable
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he makes assumptions, he doesnt make false rumors
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RD has started. They’ve counted those applications in the official stats. Kevin has said multiple times that UT has no beat to their releases and to expect the unexpected, which is the complete opposite of Carol’s surefire predictions.
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- The UT video says 11,300 AA applied this year.
- Kevin assumed 14,900 TX admittances which would come out to a 50.3% overall yield which is higher than the past yield of ~47%.
- He assumes that 10% of enrollees are OOS. Last year it was just 8.1%. However, 10% is the stated target.
- Also, 2K OOS admitted with 850 enrolling is a rather phenomenal 43% yield. That seems quite a bit too high.
- He also assumes the entering class size doesn’t grow like it has over the last ten years (120 per year over the last 10 per the UT video).
- Regardless, non-AA admit rate is just over 10%. Phenomenal.