Transfer Guide 2008 – 2009

Transfer Guide 2008 – 2009 Transfer Guide 2008 Transfer Guide 2008 – 2009 Goal-driven. Purposeful. Students who transfer to UT Dallas are people with plans. And UT Dallas has a long understanding of and respect for transfer students and their goals. We were founded as a research institute, expanded to a university that admitted only upper division students, and later began admitting freshmen in 1990. That’s why we understand you ... we’ve known you longer. Transfers were our very first students. Today, our student body is 50 percent transfers who are consistently ranked among our most successful students – soccer champions, White House interns, business majors with global ambitions. UT Dallas transfer students also have one of the highest graduation rates among Texas public universities. Our statistics are impressive because of the quality of our students. They arrive at UT Dallas with college experience and strong determination to reach their goals. We’re here to help. UT Dallas offers opportunity to take part in pioneering research and outstanding academic programs, learning from a world-class faculty. Your record of practical, hardworking achievement means you deserve no less. UT Dallas graduates reach (and often exceed) their goals because we customize and personalize the learning process for each one of them through a variety of resources – one-on-one mentoring in the classroom, extensive academic advising and a host of other support services and opportunities: campus clubs and activities, online study groups, fast-track graduate programs, co-op and internship programs and job placement counseling at our Career Center. Read about a few of our students in this brochure, and learn more about how we can personalize the process to help you reach your goals. Visit us online, call us, or let us give you a personal tour of our campus. Contact: Office of Enrollment Services Welcome Center Phone: 972-883-2270 or 1-800-889-2443 www.utdallas.edu/enroll Undergraduate Majors, Minors and Programs MAJORS Accounting and Information Management* American Studies Art and Performance* Arts and Humanities* Arts and Technology* Biochemistry Biology* Biology and Crime and Justice Studies Business Administration* Business Administration & Biology (Double Major) Chemistry* Child Learning and Development* Cognitive Science* Computer Engineering* Computer Science* Criminology Economics* Electrical Engineering* Emerging Media and Communication Gender Studies Geography* Geosciences Historical Studies* Interdisciplinary Studies International Political Economy Literary Studies* Materials Sciences and Engineering Mathematical Sciences* Mechanical Engineering Microelectronics Molecular Biology Molecular Biology and Business Administration Molecular Biology and Crime and Justice Studies Neuroscience* Physics* Political Science* Psychology * Public Affairs* Sociology* Software Engineering Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology* Teacher Certification Program Telecommunications Engineering* * This major offers a fast-track program. Students entering at any level are urged to consider accelerated fast-track programs leading to degrees at the master’s level. Early preparation is critical to swift completion. MINORS Accounting & Information Management/Financial Analysis American Studies Art History Biology Biomolecular Structure Business Administration for Arts and Technology Business Administration for Engineering and Computer Sciences Chemistry Child Learning and Development Cognitive Science/Human Computer Interactions Cognitive Science/Intelligent Systems Computer Science Creative Writing Criminology Economics Entrepreneurship Finance Gender Studies Geography Geosciences Global Studies History Information Assurance International Political Economy Literature Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Medical and Scientific Humanities Microbiology Molecular and Cellular Biology Neurobiology Neuroscience Performing Arts Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Public Affairs Sociology Spanish/Hispanic Area Studies Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Statistics Urban Development Visual Arts PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Pre-health Pre-law Bill Archer Fellow Program UTeach GRADUATE CERTIFICATES** City Planning Crime and Justice Analysis Economic and Demographic Data Analysis Evaluation Research Executive and Professional Coaching Financial Economics Geographic Information Systems Technologies Graduate Certificate Marketing Program Healthcare Management for Physicians Homeland Security Leadership Lean Six Sigma Information Assurance Infrared Technology (pending Faculty Senate approval) Local Government Management Management Managing Projects Across Borders Marketing Nonprofit Management Product Lifecycle Management Project Management Retail Management Sales Management Sourcing Management Supply Chain Management Teacher Certification **Certificates are typically graduate-level, non-degree programs that are pursued in addition to or concurrently with a degree. See Web sites for specific programs to learn more. Undergraduate & Graduate Degree Programs The University of Texas at Dallas offers more than 125 academic programs across its seven schools. School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences Criminology Economics Geography Geospatial Information Sciences International Political Economy Public Affairs Public Policy Public Policy and Political Economy Political Science Political Science – Constitutional Law Studies Political Science – Legislative Studies Sociology/Applied Sociology BA BA, BS BA BA, BS BS MS MS MS MS MPA MPP MA MA MA MS 972-883-2935 epps.utdallas.edu PHD PHD PHD PHD PHD PHD School of Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities – Art and Performance Arts and Humanities – Historical Studies Arts and Humanities – Literary Studies Arts and Technology Emerging Media and Communication History Humanities Humanities – Aesthetic Studies Humanities – History of Ideas Humanities – Studies in Literature BA BA BA BA BA BA 972-883-2980 ah.utdallas.edu MA, MFA MA MA MA MA, MAT MA, MAT MA, MAT BA PHD PHD PHD PHD BA Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences Applied Cognition and Neuroscience Audiology Child Learning and Development Cognition and Neuroscience Cognitive Science Communication Disorders Communication Sciences and Disorders Human Development and Early Childhood Disorders Neuroscience Psychological Sciences Psychology Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology MS AUD BS PHD BS MS PHD MS BS MS BA BS PHD 972-883-2976 PHD PHD PHD ecs.utdallas.edu 972-883-2355 bbs.utdallas.edu Computer Engineering Computer Science Computer Science – Software Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering – Microelectronics Electrical Engineering – Telecommunications Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering Telecommunications Engineering BS BS BS BS BS BS MS MS* MS MS MS** MS*** MS MS MS PHD PHD PHD * MS in Computer Science features four tracks from which to choose: traditional computer science; networks and telecommunications; intelligent systems; and bioinformatics. ** MS in Electrical Engineering – Microelectronics includes the following concentrations: biomedical applications of electrical engineering; circuits and systems; optical devices, materials and systems; RF and microwave engineering; solid-state devices and micro systems fabrication. *** MS in Electrical Engineering – Telecommunications includes the following concentrations: communications and signal processing; digital systems. School of Interdisciplinary Studies American Studies Gender Studies Interdisciplinary Studies Teacher Certification BA BA BA, BS www.utdallas.edu/is 972-883-2323 MAIS School of Management Undergraduate: 972-883-2275 Graduate: 972-883-2750 som.utdallas.edu BS BS BS MS MS MS MS MA MS MBA Accounting and Information Management Business Administration Finance Healthcare Management Information Technology Management International Management Studies Management and Administrative Sciences Management Sciences Master of Business Administration MBA – Full-Time Cohort MBA – Part-time Professional MBA – Executive MBA – Global Leadership Executive MBA MGA – Global MBA Online MBA – Executive Project Management Supply Chain Management PHD PHD MS School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics nsm.utdallas.edu Applied Physics Biochemistry Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Biology Biology – Molecular and Cell Biology Biotechnology Chemistry Geosciences Mathematical Sciences Mathematical Sciences – Applied Mathematics Mathematical Sciences – Statistics Mathematical Sciences – Engineering Mathematics Mathematics Education Molecular Biology Physics Science Education MS BS MS BA, BS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MAT MS MAT 972-883-2500 PHD PHD PHD PHD PHD BA, BS BA, BS BS BS BS BS BA, BS PHD Teacher Education Programs Teacher Certification utdallas.edu/teach Pre-Professional Programs 972-883-2730 Pre-Law utdallas.edu/pre-law 972-883-6712 Undergraduate students major in their chosen field of study and complete a sequence of professional education courses during their junior and senior years. The final step in the professional education sequence is 12 weeks of supervised student teaching in a local school district during the final fall or spring semester. Students can complete undergraduate degree and teacher certification within 120 – 124 hours. UT Dallas offers three levels of certification and several subject area teaching fields for both undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students: • Early childhood to Grade 6 – Generalist • Grades 4 to 8 – Generalist, English/language arts/reading (ELAR), mathematics, science, and social studies • Grades 9 to 12 – Chemistry, computer science, English/language arts/reading (ELAR), history, social studies, life science, mathematics, physical science. The Pre-Law Program at UT Dallas assists students in making informed decisions about law school and a legal career. A variety of services and programs are offered to pre-law students from freshman year through the law school application process and eventual matriculation into law school, including workshops, speakers, LSAT preparation seminars, and individual counseling sessions. Pre-Health utdallas.edu/pre-health 972-883-6767 The Health Professions Advising Center (HPAC) provides academic, career, and personal advising to students who seek health careers in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry and other health professions. HPAC also sponsors seminars throughout the year and provides a Resource Room/Lounge where students study, read scientific and professional journals for free, and take advantage of free tutoring. Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Arts in Teaching programs are available in the following: Master of Arts in Teaching – Mathematics Education Master of Arts in Teaching – Science Education Master of Arts in Teaching – Humanities utdallas.edu/scimathed/graduates utdallas.edu/scimathed/graduates ah.utdallas.edu/graduate/MAT.html The Bill Archer Fellow Program archercenter.org UT Dallas participates in UT System’s Bill Archer Fellowship Program. Each semester a select group of highly motivated and accomplished students live in Washington, D.C., participate in varied internships, and take part in classes focusing on policy, economics, and persuasion. Our students serve internships with the United Nations Information Centre, the U.S. Department of State, many offices within the White House and on the Hill, with federal agencies, and with non-profit organizations. UTeach Dallas Participants in the UTeach Dallas program may earn a major in a STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) discipline and teacher certification in four years. Students experience real classroom teaching as early as their first freshman semester. Each student works with a master mentor teacher. Generous financial aid in the form of summer internships and scholarships is available. utdallas.edu/uteach Honors Program Collegium V 972-883-4297 cv.utdallas.edu Collegium V embodies UT Dallas’ quest for academic excellence. Small classes, innovative instruction, world class faculty, bright and inquisitive colleagues, and an array of extracurricular events offer Collegium V members special opportunities for professional and personal growth at the University. Collegium V students enjoy access to special facilities and social events. Space is limited, so students should apply early. To be eligible to apply for this program, students must meet the criteria below: • First time incoming freshman or transfer student who has participated in an approved honors program • SAT or ACT: 2025 or 31 • High school G.P.A. 3.6 or above • Admitted to the University Transferring to UT Dallas The University of Texas at Dallas accepts applications for admission from transfer students for the fall, spring, and summer semesters. UT Dallas welcomes applications from students who have begun their college work and are in good standing at other institutions of higher education. Classifications for admission, which are based on transferable semester credit hours, determine the admission criteria. Assured Admission Sophomore (30-41 transferable credit hours) Transfer Admissions Must satisfy all of the following criteria to qualify for assured admission: • A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 • Completion of all the following courses with B or better: — RHET (ENG) 1301 or 1302 — College algebra or higher (not trigonometry) — A social science core course — A major-related course (or core lab science if undecided) • Be in good standing from the last college or university attended Junior and Senior (42+ transferable credit hours) Transfer Admissions Must satisfy all of the following criteria to qualify for assured admission: • A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 • Be in good standing from the last college or university attended Ashley Carter “Deciding to transfer to UT Dallas is one of the best things I’ve ever done. It’s the perfect environment to get a quality education while having fun in other activities. Students here are competitive on a number of levels. For some it’s strictly academics – grades are everything – and I respect that. For me it is a combination of academics and athletics. I enjoy them both. On one hand, I’m getting the kind of education that’s preparing me to do well as a teacher. On the other, I’m having fun cheering at volleyball or basketball games. For me, a fulfilling college life involves experiencing as much as one can in the short time he or she is there. I like the fact that we have music on campus, an active student center and athletic events to attend. I like the way students seem to bond; the way professors show an interest in the individual. All that fits nicely into what I think an educational experience should be. Still, the most important thing is the education. When I told friends that I was transferring to UT Dallas, the reaction was that I would be at a school with a reputation for very high academic standards. And I liked that. I like for people to be impressed that I attend UT Dallas.” Ashley Carter is an interdisciplinary studies major and former all-conference soccer forward who transferred from McNeese State University. She plans to teach kindergarten. Reviewed Admission • Transfer students with 1-29 transferable credit hours (post high school work) will be reviewed for admission using the following criteria: — All post-secondary academic course work — High school transcript, including grade point average, class rank, and college prep classes — SAT I/ACT scores are required — Essay recommended • It is recommended that reviewed applicants provide an essay explaining their educational history. Transfer students with more than 30 transferable credit hours who do not meet criteria for assured admission will be reviewed for admission on a case-by-case basis. It is recommended that reviewed applicants provide an essay explaining their educational history. The latest information on transfer admission and transfer scholarships can always be found on the UT Dallas Prospective Student Web site at: utdallas.edu/enroll/apply. Transfer Guidelines Potential transfer students who have not yet applied may schedule a pre-application evaluation. An Admissions Counselor will provide an unofficial evaluation of transfer credits, offer advice and help students understand the admission process. To schedule an appointment, please call 972-883-2270 or 1-800-889-2443. UT Dallas operates on a semester system and all transfer credit will be converted to semester hours. Further information is available regarding program prerequisites and curricula appropriate to the various majors through the University catalog at: utdallas.edu/student/catalog. Credits for College Level Examination Program (CLEP), Advanced Placement (AP), and International Baccalaureate (IB) will be awarded after admission. For more information, go to: utdallas.edu/dept/ugraddean/advising.html. UT Dallas does not accept vocational, career, and technical courses in certificate or applied science programs. The University also does not award credit for courses offered through Workforce Education Course Manual (WECM), developmental or ESL courses, remedial studies, prior or experiential learning or military credit. Our online UT Dallas transfer guides are a great tool to help students determine how college credit will transfer to any undergraduate major at UT Dallas. utdallas.edu/transferguides Application Requirements • Completed Texas Common Application for Admission. Apply online at: www.applytexas.org • An application fee payable to The University of Texas at Dallas • A foreign credential evaluation fee will be required for international documents • Official transcripts should be sent directly from every school attended to UT Dallas, or applicants may deliver transcripts in a sealed envelope from the issuing institution(s) Freshman transfer applicants with 1-29 transferable credit hours also must submit: • Official high school and college transcripts • Official SAT I or ACT test scores • Answer Essay Topic C from the Texas Common Application for Admission Applicants with 30 or more transferable credit hours also must submit: • Official transcripts from each college attended International applicants also must submit the following information: • Official TOEFL scores (must achieve a minimum score of 550 paper-based, 213 computer-based, or 80 Internet-based) or 6.5 IELTS International freshman transfer applicants also must submit: • Two letters of recommendation Application Deadlines & Status Tracking Kenneth Leatherman “I’m the first member of my family ever to attend college. My wife convinced me to enroll in a community college and then I began looking for a university that might allow me the opportunity to work toward a degree. I was working as a computer network administrator when I decided to transfer to UT Dallas and get serious about a degree plan. I was still thinking of a career in computers at the time, but after I enrolled, I realized what an excellent reputation UT Dallas had in other fields of study – like political science, government and politics. Being something of a political junkie, I found myself quickly gravitating in that direction. I’d never heard of the Archer Fellow Program (UT System in D.C. internship and education program) until one of my professors at UT Dallas urged me to apply, saying it would look good on my resume when I began trying to get into law school. At his suggestion, I went through the application process and was pleasantly surprised when I was selected. My time spent in the White House was amazing. Having a ringside seat from which to watch how our government runs the most powerful country in the world was a remarkable experience. I worked on compiling documents that were sent to the vice president and cabinet for their review and then I would compile their responses. I look back on my life and it’s already been a pretty interesting journey. But then, thanks in great part to my time at UT Dallas, it’s also one that’s really just beginning.” Kenneth Leatherman, a government and politics major, dropped out of high school at age 15 to support his disabled parents. After getting his diploma and serving in the Marines, he went to Brookhaven College and then transferred to UT Dallas. He currently attends Southern Methodist University Law School and hopes to become a prosecuting attorney. Transfer students may apply any time prior to the dates listed below. UT Dallas strives to process applications and notify applicants of the admission decision by letter within four weeks after the admission file is complete. Deadlines for US Citizens & Permanent Residents Term Fall Full-Term and First 8-Week Session Fall Second 8-Week Session Spring Full-Term and First 8-Week Session Spring Second 8-Week Session Summer I (12-Week Session) Summer II (8-Week Session) Summer III (First 6-Week Session) Summer IV (Second 6-Week Session) Application Deadline July 1 September 15 November 1 January 15 April 1 April 15 April 1 April 15 Documentation Deadline August 1 October 15 December 1 February 15 May 1 May 15 May 1 May 15 Deadlines for International Applicants (All Visa Types) Term Fall Full-Term and First 8-Week Session Spring Full-Term and First 8-Week Session Summer Application Deadline May 1 September 1 March 1 Documentation Deadline June 1 October 1 April 1 Note: International Students requesting an I-20 (F1) or a DS-2019 (J1) are not eligible to begin their study at UT Dallas during a 2nd 8-week session. Contact the International Student Services Office at 972-883-4189 for more information. To check your application status, see utdallas.edu/status. Be sure to have your nine-digit social security number or your eight-digit UTD-ID and your six-digit PIN ready. Your UTD-ID and PIN numbers are provided in your application acknowledgement letter. Application Fees All fees are non-refundable. • The application fee is $50 if it is submitted during the regular application period. • The application fee is $125 if the application is submitted after the application deadline but prior to the documentation deadline. • Applicants with international academic documents will be assessed an additional foreign credential fee of $50. All international visa holders, regardless of visa type, must adhere to the International Application Deadlines (see deadlines for U.S. citizens and residents chart). All supporting documents and transcripts, with the exception of courses in progress, must be postmarked by the documentation deadline. A new application must be completed and submitted for consideration for any subsequent semester for all incomplete applications after the documentation deadline. After Admission Upon receipt of an admission letter, students are urged to contact their academic advising office in order to review their degree plan and make preparations for registration. A listing of the Academic Advisors for each of the seven schools at UT Dallas may be found at: utdallas.edu/dept/ugraddean/advstaff.html. Transfer Scholarships The Academic Excellence Transfer Scholarship Program has been established for qualified first-time, full-time undergraduate transfer students who have earned 42-90 transferable credit hours. This competitive scholarship ranges from $500 to $2000 for the 2008-2009 academic year. You are automatically reviewed for a scholarship when you are admitted. Awards are contingent on availability of funding, so apply early. Eligibility Requirements Required Transferable GPA 3.90 - 4.00 3.75 - 3.89 3.50 - 3.74 3.00 - 3.49 Award (Per Semester) $1,000 $ 750 $ 500 $ 500 Renewable? Yes* Yes* Yes* No * This award may be continued for a maximum of four consecutive semesters, if eligible. Students receiving this award must register and complete 12 credit hours each semester. Scholarships are only awarded for fall and spring semesters and are not deferrable. Students majoring in computer engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, software engineering or telecommunications engineering may also receive an additional $500 per semester. For more information on transfer scholarships go to: utdallas.edu/aes/transfer. Sheridan Peixoto “I discovered my talent for marketing at a young age when I was in Girl Scouts. I was selling cookies when I was rejected by a customer who was on a diet. After mentioning we had a low-fat cookie they were sold and I knew marketing was meant for me. I did a lot of research and found that UT Dallas offers a great program in business administration with a concentration in marketing. So when I decided to come here, I immediately signed up for Comet Connection. It was a new program at the time, and I was one of the first to enroll. As a result, I got to know my advisor before I was even a student. It’s been a great advantage, and I’ve been able to save money by attending Collin College. Each semester, I based my class schedule at Collin on the requirements for my major – I think it’s important to look ahead to where you want to be and plan your classes accordingly. As a transfer, I’ve had the chance to meet other community college students like me. Once I started taking classes designed for my degree, I met people from a variety of backgrounds that also planned on attending UT Dallas. I’ve moved a lot in the past – everywhere from Canada to Brazil and California to Texas – and my lifestyle has given me plenty of practice for starting at a new school. Moving around has also given me a desire to travel, so I was even more excited when I found out that UT Dallas offers a study abroad program. I’m looking forward to the coming years here; I hope to continue my education and travel at the same time, putting both my goals and passions together rather than choosing one over the other.” Sheridan Peixoto transferred from Collin College with a 4.0 grade point average. After graduation, she hopes to use her degree to work at a corporation based in Dallas. Sheridan is proud that her experience with Comet Connection inspired her brother to sign up for the program too. What is the Comet Connection? The Comet Connection is specifically for students who begin at a community college and know they would like to complete their degree at The University of Texas at Dallas. This unique program invites transfer students to become acquainted with the many services available to UT Dallas students. You can learn more about the Comet Connection by contacting our Enrollment Services Advisors at 972-883-2270 or visiting the Comet Connection Web site at utdallas.edu/connect. Comet Connection members build a close association with UT Dallas. In addition to invitations to exclusive Comet Connection events, participants receive: • Tuition Savings: Participate in the UT Dallas Guaranteed Tuition Plan • Deferred Admission: Defer your admission for up to 12 months • Degree Completion: Transfer UT Dallas course credit back to your community college to complete your associate degree • Early Advice: Meet one-on-one with UT Dallas academic advisors • Career Preparation: Access health professions and pre-law advising centers • Library Privileges: Use the UT Dallas Library through the TexShare program • Student Discounts: Join us at campus and athletic events at the Comet Connection student rate Lock in your tuition – Guaranteed! As a Comet Connection member, you can lock in your tuition rate for four years from the time of your Comet Connection registration. UT Dallas’ Guaranteed Fixed Tuition program promises to lock your tuition rate and mandatory fees for the four year period beginning with your registration through Comet Connection. Tuition is charged on an hourly rate up to 15 hours for Texas residents. Any hours your take beyond 15 incur no futher charge for tuition. For more information, go to: utdallas.edu/tuition/guarantee. Preview Friday It’s all about you! Join us on Preview Friday for detailed presentations on transferring, financial aid, scholarships and campus life. Talk one-on-one with an advisor in your major and learn more about UT Dallas’ innovative research and multi-disciplinary academic programs. When you attend Preview Friday and complete your application, the application fee is waived. Events take place from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Hoblitzelle Hall on the UT Dallas campus. Information Request Card sa nd their families ar e invite d to tour student the UT D Mr. allas ca mpus this is an opportun ity to ta Ms. please print clearly transfer Preview Friday Dates at UT Dallas: October 3, 24 November 7 February 20 March 13, 27 to choose name lk one- on -one w it h an street address city Email GPA SAT1/ACT state zip home phone #transfer credit hrs. exp. transfer yr. academic P r ev i ew Introd u c in g transf er stu de m which ssions fro advisor nts to UT Da ll a s Fr iday camp u s li f e . discover the bene current school / city / state possible major(s): April 24 May 8, 15 June 5, 19 July 10 undecided academic areas of interest: extracurricular interests: twelve se fits of U hips and The cost of college varies from student to student even at the same university, but based on current experience, these are the approximate costs a student might expect for one full year. campus Estimated Cost of Attendance T Dallas’ life check all that apply: How do I schedule a visit? What research opportunities are available at UT Dallas? Why are UT Dallas transfer students so successful? I want to know more about the Comet Connection. Other ES27-0608 Comet Co nnec tion progra cial aid, Estimated Cost of Attendance 2008-2009 (Per Year) Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Total Texas Resident $ 9,850 $ 1,200 $ 6,828 $ 17,878 Out of State $ 21,000 $ 1,200 $ 6,828 $29,028 scholars m ion proces s, finan learn m ore abou ss t UT Dalla Full-time undergraduate tuition based on 15 hours per semester. Use only as a guideline for estimating charges. Estimates are subject to change, please refer to the Financial Aid Web site at: financial-aid.utdallas.edu. Travel and miscellaneous costs are estimated at $4,170. Oklahoma residents pursuing their first undergraduate degree pay the Texas resident tuition rate plus $30 per credit hour. Students must show proof that they are residents of Oklahoma to receive this waiver. Directions to UT Dallas campus are available online at: utdallas.edu/directions. Hoblitzelle Hall is located adjacent to the Conference Center, across Rutford Avenue from the Engineering & Computer Science Building. Hoblitzelle Hall is most accessible from the parking lot off of Drive H. RSVP online at utdallas.edu/enroll/events or call the Office of Enrollment Services Welcome Center at 972-883-2270 or 1-800-889-2443. ov ative research an d multidiscip linar y ac ademic program s get an swer s to your ques tions about th e adm i s ’ in n Request more information about creating your future at UT Dallas! Request more information about creating your future at UT Dallas! The University of Texas at Dallas Office of Enrollment Services 800 W Campbell Rd HH10 Richardson TX 75080-3021 ES27-0608 Pl co ea s pa rre e b lo ne ct ui ca l f B ld tio or RC n. th is