UT Austin has been providing Texas residents who did not make the cut to be part of their freshman class an alternative offer: the Coordinated Admission Program. In less formal terms, students who did...
Emma Cavanaugh, Distribution Manager
• February 10, 2026
UT San Antonio attempted to further legitimize itself as an independent, prized university with its recent merger with UT Health Science Center at San Antonio. After becoming the third-largest public research...
What is CAP? The term is a familiar one at UTSA, but few people completely understand what it entails or how it affects their campus. The Coordinated Admissions Program (CAP) expands admission options...
Seven presidential and two vice presidential candidates faced off in the Student Government Association Presidential and Vice Presidential debate March 2. This debate informed the UTSA students on each...
Andrea Velgis, The Paisano
The Coordinated Admissions Program (CAP) allows students who were not immediately admitted into UT Austin to complete their freshman year at another UT school,...
When the Coordinated Admissions Program (CAP) began in 2001 UTSA’s admission rate was essentially 100 percent, fewer than 20,000 students were enrolled here and we were without a football team, a...
