An unknown author once expressed, “The more I learn, the more I learn that I need to learn more.” My goal this year is to be accepted into UTSA to help further my dream career. The University of Texas in San Antonio, Roadrunner territory, is located in one of the largest cities, and will allow me to fulfill my nursing career. UTSA’S website has provided me with every admission requirement needed. To apply, an SAT or ACT is required. Depending in which percent of the class a person falls in is what score needs to be made. The top 25% is guaranteed admission. The second 25%, third 25%, and fourth 25% vary from a 21-24 on an ACT test or a 1000-1170 on an SAT. With the submission of an application, there has to include a high school transcript and a recommendation letter from the counselor. In order to attend UTSA in the fall of 2017, a deadline of
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The costs of room, board, transport and personal expenses are the same in both part time and full time. Tuition and book prices vary depending if it’s a full time or part time student. As these costs would rise being a full time student. The total estimate for part-time would be 20,682 dollars, and the total estimate for full-time would be 24,349 dollars. These totals include everything mentioned, which includes room, meals, tuition, and transportation. Although, some room and meal plans vary depending on where and what you want to eat or how close or far you want to live from the university. UTSA offers a variety of meal plans to choose from. Out of six plans to choose from they recommend the “All Access 7a.” The all access plan includes 300 dining dollars that can be used at any dining location in the college, an all-day access to the Roadrunner Café, and seven meal trades a week. As for housing, they offer three different halls, the Alvarez Hall, Chaparral village, and the Laurel village. The closer to the college the more it
The costs of room, board, transport and personal expenses are the same in both part time and full time. Tuition and book prices vary depending if it’s a full time or part time student. As these costs would rise being a full time student. The total estimate for part-time would be 20,682 dollars, and the total estimate for full-time would be 24,349 dollars. These totals include everything mentioned, which includes room, meals, tuition, and transportation. Although, some room and meal plans vary depending on where and what you want to eat or how close or far you want to live from the university. UTSA offers a variety of meal plans to choose from. Out of six plans to choose from they recommend the “All Access 7a.” The all access plan includes 300 dining dollars that can be used at any dining location in the college, an all-day access to the Roadrunner Café, and seven meal trades a week. As for housing, they offer three different halls, the Alvarez Hall, Chaparral village, and the Laurel village. The closer to the college the more it