Sky’s the limit

The Princeton Review has named UT Martin one of the “Best in the

Southeast” for 13 consecutive years.

U.S. News & World Report

ranked UT Martin #19

among public schools in the

South.

UT Martin is among the safest four-year public

college campuses in Tennessee.

More than 6,800 students

represent 42 states and 34

countries.UT Martin offers 17 undergraduate

degrees with more than 100 specialized concentrations and

five graduate degrees with 17 specialized

concentrations.

UT Martin is rated first in the state

among public universities for student

satisfaction.

Admission Requirementsand Tuition

Admission Requirements• Be at least 16 years old

• Graduate from an accredited high school or eligible home-school program

• Meet either A, B or C and D below:

A) ACT composite 21+ (or SAT 980+) and high school GPA 2.7+*

B) ACT composite 19+ (or SAT 900+) and high school GPA 3.0+*

C) Minimum score of 680 on GED (or HiSET 75+)

D) Complete the following 16 high school units:

• English, 4 units

• Algebra, 2 units

• Geometry, trigonometry, advanced mathematics or calculus, 2 units

• Natural science (including at least a year of biology, chemistry or physics), 3 units

• American history, 1 unit

• European history, world history or world geography, 1 unit

• A single foreign language, 2 units

• Visual & performing arts, 1 unit

*on a 4.0 grading scale

NOTE: Home-school students or graduates from non-accredited high schools must have a 21+ ACT and 2.85+ GPA or a minimum HiSET of 75.

UT Martin wants you to Soar in Four by taking 15 credit hours per semester in order to stay

on track to complete your undergraduate degree in four years. We have many services in

place to help you soar, including a top-notch Career Development and Internship Center,

Soar in Four Program

plenty of course offerings by current and new faculty, online degree planning tools to help

you track your progress toward graduation, living-learning communities, and readily available

tutoring and advising services.

Typical expenses per semester for in-state and out-of-state students (based on 2016-17

figures):**

Tuition (in-state) ....................................................................................$3,840

Tuition (out-of-state) .............................................................................$6,720

Programs & Services Fees.........................................................................$497

Technology Fee ........................................................................................$125

Publications Fee ...........................................................................................$7

Facility Fee .................................................................................................$75

Room (Ellington/Browning) ...................................................................$1,300

Books (estimated) ....................................................................................$700

Food (15-meal plan) .............................................................................$1,523

Total (in-state) .......................................................................................$8,067

Total (out-of-state) ..............................................................................$10,947

Tuition and fees may be adjusted annually. Visit the website for updated fees.

Part-time students and students with 60 credit hours or more should visit utm.edu/tuition for updated fees.

** Students residing outside Tennessee are considered out-of-state, except residents of Fulton, Graves and Hickman counties in Kentucky.

Admission Requirementsand Tuition

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H 3.90 3.90I 3.85 3.85G 3.80 3.80H 3.75 3.75

3.70 3.70S 3.65 3.65C 3.60 3.60H 3.55 3.55O 3.50 3.50O 3.45 3.45L 3.40 3.40

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Chancellor's Scholarship $3,000 annuallyDean's Scholarship $2,000 annually

Excellence Scholarhsip $1,000 annually

Advance Scholarship $750 annuallyAchieve Scholarship $500 annually

You are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships when you apply for admission by February 1. You can use the chart below to determine the award for which you may qualify. Additional scholarship information is available at utm.edu/scholarships.

ACT 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 204.00 4.003.95 3.95

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Chancellor's Scholarship $3,000 annuallyDean's Scholarship $2,000 annually

Excellence Scholarhsip $1,000 annually

Advance Scholarship $750 annuallyAchieve Scholarship $500 annually

Housing

1, 2, 3 or 4 bedroomApartment-style livingElevator-equippedFully furnishedPrivate bedroomKitchenetteRefrigeratorTwo-burner cook topStack-unit washer/dryerWireless Internet

2 or 4 bedroomApartment-style livingFully furnishedPrivate bedroomPrivate bathFull kitchenWalk-in closetWasher/dryerWireless Internet

University Village Phase I (A, B, C, D, E) University Village Phase II (F, G, H)

Residence hall livingFully furnished2-person shared bedroom (single available at additional cost)4-person shared bathCommunity kitchen, laundry and game room areaWireless Internet

Browning and Ellington Halls

Living Learning Communities

Living Learning Communities in Cooper HallOur Living Learning Communities help you make a fast and easy transition to UT Martin. A Living Learning Community is a cohort of students from the same academic major who live together in a residential suite on campus. Research shows that students in Living Learning Communities have higher grade point averages and increased interaction with faculty.

Benefits of Living Learning Communities: • Develop an academic and social support system• Collaborate with others on campus (students and faculty may seem more approachable)• Live with others who share your academic interests• Create opportunities to extend learning outside the classroom through study groups, informal conversations and programming activities• Develop a student leadership and engagement transcript

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UTMLiving / Learning Unitdate05/26/2016

Cooper Hall

Community study room Community living suite

UT Martin nursing graduates continue to

have one of the highest nursing

exam passage rates in Tennessee.

The geosciences major at UT

Martin offers a meteorology concentration,

the first and only of its kind in Tennessee.

Engineering students have designed more than 20 mobile

applications now available for Android and Apple products.

WUTM 90.3 FM “The Hawk” is a regionally and nationally

honoredcollege radio

station.

73% of faculty hold the

highest degree in their field.

UT Martin participates in the Tennessee Valley Authority

Investment Challenge, which allows students to gain real-world experience managing a stock portfolio valued in

excess of $500,000.

Programs of STudy

AccountingAgricultural BusinessAgricultural CommunicationsAgricultural Engineering TechnologyAgricultural ProductionAgricultural Professional EducationAnimal ScienceArt EducationBiofuelsBiologyBroadcastingBusinessBusiness Communication Information SystemsChemistryChild and Family StudiesCivil EngineeringCommunicationsComputer ScienceCorrectionsCourts and LawCriminal JusticeCrop and Soil Management

Dance EducationDieteticsEcology and Environmental BiologyEconomicsEducationElectrical EngineeringEnglishEnvironmental ManagementExercise Science and WellnessFamily and Consumer Sciences EducationFarm and Ranch ManagementFashion MerchandisingFinanceFine and Performing ArtsFood and NutritionFrenchGeographyGeologyGerontologyGolf Course and Landscape ManagementGraphic Design

Health and Human Performance K-12 EducationHistoryHospitality & Food Service ManagementIndustrial EngineeringInformation SystemsInstrumental Music EducationInterdisciplinary StudiesIntegrated StudiesInternational BusinessInternational StudiesK-6 EducationLaw EnforcementManagementManagement Information SystemsMarketingMathematicsMath EducationMechanical EngineeringMedia DesignMeteorologyMiddle Grades (4-8) Education

MusicMusic EducationMusic PerformanceNatural Resources ManagementNews EditorialNursingNutritionOrganismal BiologyPark AdministrationPhilosophyPhysical EducationPlant and Soil SciencePolitical SciencePre K-3 EducationPreschool EducationPsychologyPublic AdministrationPublic RelationsSecondary EducationSocial WorkSociologySoil and Water ConservationSoil Science

SpanishSpecial EducationSport BusinessStatisticsTeachingTheatreVeterinary Health TechnologyVeterinary ScienceVisual ArtsVocal Music EducationVoiceWildlife and Fisheries Biology

Pre-Professional Pathways:Chiropractic-BiologyChiropractic-HHPChiropractic-OtherCytotechnology-BiologyCytotechnology-ChemistryCytotechnology-OtherDental-BiologyDental-ChemistryDental-OtherDental Hygiene-BiologyDental Hygiene-OtherHealth Informatics & Info Mgt-Bus

Health Informatics & Info Mgt-CSCIHealth Informatics & Info Mgt-OtherMedical-BiologyMedical-ChemistryMedical-OtherMedical Laboratory Science-BiologyMedical Laboratory Science-ChemistryMedical Laboratory Science-OtherOccupational Therapy-BiologyOccupational Therapy-HHPOccupational Therapy-OtherOptometry-BiologyOptometry-ChemistryOptometry-OtherPharmacy-BiologyPharmacy-ChemistryPharmacy-OtherPhysical Therapy-BiologyPhysical Therapy-HHPPhysical Therapy-OtherPhysician Assistant-BiologyPhysician Assistant-ChemistryPhysician Assistant-OtherSpeech PathologyVeterinary Medicine Animal Science Wildlife Biology

Plan a visit!Fall Preview Days

q September 24, 2016

q October 29, 2016

q November 12, 2016

Spring Preview Daysq March 18, 2017

q May 13, 2017

2016-2017 UT Martin visit dates

To register or schedule a visit, go to utm.edu/tour or

utm.edu/previewday.

Campus tours are also available each weekday

and select Saturdays. Sign up today!

applying is easy!

Freshman Transfer

Complete the FAFSA at fafsa.ed.govbeginning October 1 of your senior year.

Apply today at utm.edu/apply Priority application deadline is February 1.

2016-2017 UT Martin visit dates

Sign up to live on campus.utm.edu/housing

Register to attend Summer Orientation and Registration.utm.edu/soar

Apply today! Submit official transcripts from your high school and all previous colleges attended.

Complete the FAFSA at fafsa.ed.govbeginning October 1.

Sign up to live on campus.utm.edu/housing

Register to attend Transfer Orientation and Registration.utm.edu/toar

utm.edu/admissions

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Office of Undergraduate Admissions 200 Administration Building

Martin, TN 38238 (731) 881-7020