Enhanced UT System Web site Features Tuition and Fee Proposals, Access and Affordability Information
The new Web site features profiles of current students at each of the UT System's nine academic campuses who have had to overcome financial obstaclesin order to make college affordable for them. It also includes campus proposals for tuition and fees at all UT System Institutions for the next two academic years.
AUSTIN – The University of Texas System launched a revamped Web site aimed at helping inform students, parents and others about accessing and paying for college. The expanded Web site (www.utsystem.edu/affordability) contains information and resource links on financial aid, how tuition is used, campus cost-saving initiatives and how to pay for college, among other things.
Features
‘Supply Chain’ Initiative Projected to Save Millions
An initiative aimed at cutting costs through bulk purchases across The University of Texas System health institutions will net $2.5 million in its first year and is projected to save campuses more than $30 million when fully implemented.
More about the Supply Chain Initiative
Efforts to Improve Grad Rates Showing Progress
UT Tyler helped Porshe Chiles secure several work-study opportunities, provided her with continuous guidance on financial aid matters and helped her master mathematics through a series of tutorial sessions.
And she wasn’t the only one benefiting from such university programs.
More about grad rates showing progress
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