Football is the front porch of a university.

[CSVol]

@CSVol - Where are you in Central Texas? We can’t be too far from each other.

NW Travis County. About 10 minutes from Poodie’s

 

[VolJarhead]

App state applications jumped when they beat Michigan. When I was in high school, app state took anyone with a pulse. They are definitely more selective now.

 

[Chad F]

NW Travis County. About 10 minutes from Poodie’s

I’m stationed at Fort Hood, so I get down your way every so often. Hope your area dealt well with the recent cold snap!

 

[Savannahbayvol]

I’m stationed at Fort Hood, so I get down your way every so often. Hope your area dealt well with the recent cold snap!

Thanks for your service to our country.

 

[Tman44]

I don’t know who said it originally, but it’s true.

I saw a report that stated:

UT received 38,483 applications by the early action deadline of Nov. 1, a 43.2% increase representing 11,601 more early action applications than in 2021. According to the Office of Enrollment Management, the university received a total of 36,290 applications in 2022.

Just curious, if there were 38k early apps, why are there only 36k total apps? Either way, those are huge numbers. In 2022 there were 6,785 first year students with transfers and grads at 8,300. That's a lot of rejection letters. Record year!

Record Enrollment Driven by New, Returning Students

 

[CSVol]

I’m stationed at Fort Hood, so I get down your way every so often. Hope your area dealt well with the recent cold snap!

Thanks buddy. We actually were back in God’s country (Middle Tennesse) when the storm hit and got stuck here due to flight cancellations, but I’m sure they’re fine. Holler at me if you ever need a Volunteer in Austin