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ALT Four college students walk across a campus walkway, smiling and talking. Text reads: Connect with a current Longhorn. Join a chat to get your questions answered and learn about their Longhorn experience! Swipe to meet a few!
ALT A young white woman with curly brown hair and a bright smile stands outdoors, wearing an orange Texas polo. A text box over her reads: Hannah, Major: Climate System Science, Grad year: 2027, Hometown: Austin, TX.
ALT A young smiling woman with long brown hair, wearing an orange sweatshirt, stands outdoors against a blurry green backdrop. Overlay text reads: Brianna, Major: Nursing, Grad year: 2027, Hometown: Pflugerville, TX.
ALT A smiling young South Asian woman named Divya, wearing an orange Texas Admissions polo shirt outdoors. Text overlay reads: Divya, Major: Government, Economics, Grad year: 2027, Hometown: College Station, TX.
ALT A burnt orange background with white text that reads, \"Some family traditions are worth breaking. Apply to Texas.\" At the bottom, the logo and name of The University of Texas at Austin are displayed.
ALT A social media post with an orange text box over a sunny outdoor campus scene, reading: 'How should I pick my first-choice major? We encourage you to choose a first-choice major that is aligned with your interests and strengths...'
ALT An outdoor campus walkway with students walking and a bicycle rider. A large orange overlay displays the text: 'How do I submit a test score?' followed by instructions about sending official scores by December 10.
ALT A social media post with a photo background of a sunlit campus walkway, where three women converse at an outdoor table and a person sits nearby. Overlaid in white text on an orange box reads: \"Are fee waivers available? Yes! Indicate your eligibility on your application. You may be asked to provide supporting documentation.\"
ALT An orange text box overlays a university building facade, asking \"When will I be able to access MyStatus?\" and answering that it's available 24-48 hours after applying, with login details sent via email.
ALT A smiling young man with red hair wearing a pink shirt and black shorts holds a carved pumpkin with the Texas Longhorns logo. He flashes a hook 'em horns hand sign outdoors near a brick building.
ALT A young blonde woman smiling widely while holding a large carved pumpkin in front of her. She wears a grey t-shirt and blue jeans, standing outdoors near a brick building with a white sign next to her.
ALT A close-up view of a person carving a pumpkin with a small serrated saw. The pumpkin features a sketched architectural design on its surface. Other carved pumpkin pieces are visible in the background on a table.
ALT A person with long dark hair, wearing an orange shirt, uses a black marker to draw an outline on a large orange pumpkin. The sketch includes the letters \"TEX\" and a longhorn silhouette.
ALT President Davis wearing a blue suit and red tie, stands behind a wooden podium gesturing with his left hand. The podium features a seal and the words \"ADDRESS\" are visible on the backdrop behind him.
ALT An orange-toned image displays three statistics: 'NEARLY 17K Degrees Delivered', 'MORE THAN 55K Students Enrolled', and '77.7% 4-Year Graduation Rate', separated by vertical white lines over a blurred architectural background.
ALT An orange-toned graphic features three statistics against a faded architectural background: \"$1.37B Research Funding\", \"#1 National Science Foundation\", and \"Top 10 Energy and Defense\".
ALT A quote from James E. Davis at The University of Texas at Austin's State of The University Address, \u201CWe have been given a great responsibility to serve as the flagship public university for the great state of Texas. This is our time to do great things together.\u201D
ALT “The state of the University is clear. Texas is on the rise. More students than ever want to come to UT. More financial support than ever is coming here. More faculty than ever are ready to join.”
ALT “As the guardian of the Core, the University College will work closely with all of our faculty across our colleges and schools to ensure that the Core provides a common learning experience for all of our students.”
