The University of Texas at Tyler

    Tyler, Texas · Public · 7,440 undergraduates · uttyler.edu

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    Test policy (fall 2027)

    Test recommended

    Scores encouraged, not required

    Admit rate

    95%

    of 5,476 applicants

    SAT (middle 50%)

    990 to 1190

    of enrolled freshmen

    Annual cost (2027-28)

    $30,400Est.

    $46,410 out of state

    Your chances and merit aid at The University of Texas at Tyler

    See where you stand for admission, how much merit aid you could get, and what you'd pay after it.

    We started you at a typical enrolled freshman here. Move the sliders to match you.

    3.25
    2.004.00
    1080
    8001600

    Your admission chances

    95% of applicants admitted

    Target

    Your SAT is inside the range where the middle half of enrolled freshmen scored, but your GPA is in the bottom quarter of freshmen's.

    Estimated merit aid

    a year

    Your cost after merit aid

    $46,410

    a year in 2027-28, from a $46,410 sticker price (out of state)

    What to do with your 1080

    Send your score

    About 50% of freshmen here didn't send a score. We estimate their typical SAT at about 1000, and yours is above it.

    Named scholarships you may qualify for (1)

    1 more award needs a higher GPA or score. See every tier

    Reach, target and likely are a rough guide from your test score and how selective the college is. Admissions also weigh your courses, grades, essays and activities. Merit aid figures are estimates, before any need-based aid.

    Admissions

    Test policy for fall 2027

    Test recommended

    Scores aren't required, but the college encourages you to send them.

    • Reviews applications as they arrive, so applying early helps.

    Source: Incoming Freshman Requirements · Checked October 17, 2026

    Application deadlines

    • Dec1Other deadline · December 1, 2026

    Who gets in

    95%

    of applicants were admitted: 5,194 of 5,476 for fall 2025.

    Test scores of enrolled freshmen (fall 2025)

    The shaded part shows the middle half of enrolled freshmen who sent scores: a quarter scored below it and a quarter above. 39% of them sent SAT scores and 14% sent ACT scores.

    SAT total 990 to 1190

    Reading and Writing 500 to 610

    Math 480 to 580

    ACT composite 20 to 25

    How enrolled freshmen scored on the SAT

    • 1400 to 16001.4%
    • 1200 to 139922%
    • 1000 to 119951%
    • 800 to 99924%
    • 600 to 7992.2%
    • 400 to 5990.2%

    High school GPA of enrolled freshmen

    Average GPA: 3.24

    • 4.03.4%
    • 3.75 to 3.9931%
    • 3.50 to 3.7426%
    • 3.25 to 3.4917%
    • 3.00 to 3.2410%
    • 2.50 to 2.995.7%
    • Below 2.506.6%

    Cost and financial aid

    The sticker price is what a year costs before any aid. Most students pay less after grants and scholarships.

    Sticker price for 2027-28Estimate

    $30,400

    a year, in state

    $46,410

    a year, out of state (tuition $23,450)

    • Tuition (in state)$7,440
    • Fees$2,580
    • Food and housing$14,150
    • Books and supplies$3,000
    • Transportation and other$3,230

    The University of Texas at Tyler published $29,550 in state for 2026-27. Its 2027-28 prices aren't out yet.

    What families actually pay

    What a year cost on average after grants and scholarships, for freshmen who got federal aid in 2023-24 (in-state students), by family income.

    Family incomeAverage price a year
    • $0 to $30,000$11,531
    • $30,001 to $48,000$11,728
    • $48,001 to $75,000$11,008
    • $75,001 to $110,000$16,182
    • Over $110,000$23,037
    Estimate your own price with The University of Texas at Tyler's calculator

    Financial aid

    40%

    of a student's financial need is covered, on average

    $12,579

    average need-based grant to freshmen, money you don't repay

    12%

    of freshmen got merit aid without financial need, $3,840 on average

    FAFSA
    Required for need-based aid. It's the free federal aid form.
    CSS Profile
    Not required. Only the FAFSA is needed.
    Aid priority date: 3/15
    Send your aid forms by this date to be first in line for the college's grant money.

    Merit scholarships

    Awards for grades and scores, on top of need-based aid. You don't repay them.

    • Academic Excellence Scholarship

      $2,000 a year

      Automatic · No separate application

      • 3.00+ GPA, top 25% of high school class
      • 3.50+ GPA, homeschool, non-ranking high schools, and international students
      • 1160+ SAT or 24+ ACT, alternative criteria: ACT 24+ or SAT 1160

      Deadline: December 1, 2026 (admission). To keep it: a 3.0 college GPA, file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) every year, stay a full-time student making progress toward your degree, and stay in good academic standing (not on academic probation); it lasts 4 years total.

      Details
    • Honors Scholars Scholarship

      $10,000 a year

      Competitive · Application required

      • 3.75+ GPA, Honors Scholarship application, transcripts, 500-word essay; interview for selected students
      • 1350+ SAT or 29+ ACT, alternative criteria: ACT 29+ or SAT 1350

      Deadline: December 1, 2026. To keep it: a 3.2 college GPA, stay a full-time student making progress toward your degree, and stay in good standing in the Honors Program; it lasts 4 years total.

      Details

    Compare awards across colleges with the merit aid calculator.

    AP credit

    AP exams that earn credit can replace college courses, so you pay for fewer of them and may graduate sooner.

    AP exams that earn credit

    29 of 29

    Earn credit with a score of 3

    29 exams

    A 3-credit course is worth

    about $740Est.

    at 2027-28 tuition for in-state students

    Credit for each AP exam
    ExamScore neededCreditsCounts as
    Art History33ART 2303
    Art History46ART 2303, 2304
    Biology34BIOL 1306, 1106
    Biology58BIOL 1306/1106, 1307/1107
    Calculus AB34MATH 2413
    Calculus BC34MATH 2413
    Calculus BC48MATH 2413, 2414
    Chemistry34CHEM 1311, 1111
    Chemistry58CHEM 1311/1111, 1312/1112
    Chinese Language and Culture312CHIN 1611, 2611
    Computer Science A33COSC 1336
    Drawing33ART 1311
    English Language and Composition33ENGL 1301
    English Literature and Composition33ENGL 2322
    Environmental Science33BIOL 1360
    French Language and Culture312FREN 1611, 2611
    German Language and Culture38GERM 1401, 1402
    German Language and Culture411GERM 1401, 1402, 2301
    German Language and Culture514GERM 1401, 1402, 2301, 2302
    Human Geography33GEOG 1313
    Japanese Language and Culture312JAPN 1611, 2611
    Latin312LATN 1301, 1302, 2301, 2302
    Macroeconomics33ECON 2301
    Microeconomics33ECON 2302
    Music Theory33MUSI 1311
    Music Theory56MUSI 1311, 1312
    Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism34PHYS 1302, 1102
    Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism44PHYS 2326, 2126
    Physics C: Mechanics34PHYS 1301, 1101
    Physics C: Mechanics44PHYS 2325, 2125
    Pre-Calculus33MATH 2312
    Psychology33PSYC 1301
    Spanish Language and Culture312SPAN 1611, 2611
    Spanish Literature and Culture312SPAN 1611, 2611
    Statistics33MATH 1342
    United States Government and Politics33POLS 2305
    United States History36HIST 1301, 1302
    World History: Modern36HIST 2321, 2322

    Source: AP credit policy

    After college

    Graduate within 6 years

    47%

    Come back for a second year

    77%

    Typical earnings

    $58,622

    a year, 10 years after starting here

    • The University of Texas at Tyler$83,292
    • All colleges$90,887

    Median yearly earnings of graduates five years after finishing a bachelor's in this major. 22 majors here have earnings data.

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