SportsRecruits | University of Texas at Austin (Texas) Women's Track And Field Recruiting & Scholarship Information (2024)

This is the University Of Texas At Austin (Texas) Track And Field scholarship and program information page. Here you can explore important information about University Of Texas At Austin Track And Field. This information is very valuable for all high school student-athletes to understand as they start the recruiting process. University Of Texas At Austin is located in Austin, TX and the Track And Field program competes in the Big 12 Conference conference.

University Of Texas At Austin does offer athletic scholarships for Track And Field. Need-based and academic scholarships are available for student-athletes. Athletic scholarships are available for NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NAIA and NJCAA. On average, 34% of all student-athletes receive athletic scholarships.

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Division

NCAA DI

Conference

Big 12 Conference

Head Coach

Edrick Floréal
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Director of Operations

Kayla Parker
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Assistant Coach (Vertical Jumps, Combined Events)

Jim Garnham
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Assistant Coach (Sprints, Hurdles and Jumps)

Ricky Morgan
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Assistant Coach (Throws)

Zeb Sion
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Student-to-Faculty Ratio

18-1

Calendar System

Semester

Graduation Rate

88%

Retention Rate

95%

Enrollment by Gender

43% Male / 57% Female

On-Campus Housing

Yes

Acceptance Rate

31%

Total Applicants

60,055

Students Submitting Scores

63%

Reading

620-730

Math

610-770

Writing

620-730

Students Submitting Scores

22%

Composite

26-33

English

25-35

Math

25-33

Writing

Not Reported

Open Admission Policy

No

Application Fee

$75

Recommendations

Not required for admission, but considered if submitted

Secondary School Record

Required to be considered for admission

Secondary School GPA

Not required for admission, but considered if submitted

Secondary School Rank

Not required for admission, but considered if submitted

Total Cost

$30,246

Tuition

$11,698

Fee

Not Reported

On-Campus Room & Board

$13,058

Total Cost

$59,618

Tuition

$41,070

Fee

Not Reported

On-Campus Room & Board

$13,058

% Undergraduates Receiving Aid

89%