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The best way to learn about UTSA is to experience it firsthand. Located in the nation’s seventh-largest city, our UTSA Ambassadors and staff are excited to showcase what UTSA has to offer you. We offer many ways to discover all UTSA has to offer and what it means to be a Roadrunner.

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A college campus will be your home for several years, so touring campus is a big deal. Led by student ambassadors, see what our campus looks like and what UTSA can do for you to enable you to reach your educational goals. Group tours are also available.

More than just a campus tour, various academic or campus partners host in-person visits on campus that could include a presentation, specialized tour of certain facilities, student panels, a meet-and-greet with faculty and staff, and more.

UTSA Day is our large Saturday open house event that happens three times a year. It includes many activities like tours, presentations, workshops and more. Discover more about the program or college you’re interested in, hear from admissions staff and understand your financial aid options.

Join our many virtual information sessions where we break down the various aspects of admissions, financial aid, academics and more.

Hear about what it’s like to be a Roadrunner from a UTSA student by scheduling a call with one of our student ambassadors.

Take a virtual tour of UTSA at the comfort of your home. Our guided virtual tour will show you all the points of interest you’ll want to know as a Roadrunner! At each panoramic stop, you can read more information and watch a video to learn more about what our campus has to offer.

Join Housing for a tour of your on-campus housing options and get a firsthand glimpse into all the different nests UTSA has to offer. It’s not just a peek into your future space but a thrilling experience where you can envision the full college experience for yourself.

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UTSA’s Welcome Center welcomes thousands of visitors to campus each year, offering various campus tours and providing information about UTSA and the campus.

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Our greater Roadrunner family (or familia ) extends beyond our students, faculty and staff. These include the parents/families of our students, school counselors, college advisors, and the greater San Antonio community. Our outreach team puts on events for the community to create a college-going culture within Bexar County and beyond while providing an inside look into UTSA.

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Students, families, and high school and community college counselors can learn more about the Honors College by attending our information sessions which are currently offered through Zoom. There are also opportunities to visit campus in person. Once you have attended an information session or visited campus, we encourage you to schedule an appointment.

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The UTSA Top Scholar program is a four-year merit scholarship that develops award-winning, academically talented, and exceptional servant leaders. We recruit high-caliber students from across Texas to be part of this exciting program. Top Scholars enjoy intellectual camaraderie, establishing close and lasting friendships with other students and professional relationships with faculty. Special Scholar information sessions will be held in the fall in anticipation of the December application deadline.

Terry Scholarship at UTSA

The Terry Foundation has funded approximately a total of 310 Terry Scholars to attend UTSA since 2006. UTSA currently houses 58 active terry scholars, who receive full tuition, room, and board for four years. Howard and Nancy Terry created the Terry Foundation to help young people help themselves. Their legacy lives on in the thousands of Scholars who bear their name and exemplify the four Pillars of the Terry Scholarship Program: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Community. Special Scholar information sessions will be held in the fall in anticipation of the December application deadline.

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Admission to the Honors College is offered to a select number of highly motivated and successful students who wish to take charge of their education and achieve their highest potential at UTSA.

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UTSA rolls out orange carpet for “The College Tour” episode premiere

Sophomore Angelica Cordero, a first-generation student and psychology major from Taylor, Texas, is one of 20 UTSA students featured in an upcoming episode of the streaming TV series “The College Tour.”

FEBRUARY 7, 2023 — UTSA will be featured in an upcoming episode of the streaming TV series “The College Tour . ” Now in its seventh season, “The College Tour” showcases colleges and universities from across the country, telling the story of each institution from the perspective of its students.

Swapping out the typical red carpet for UTSA orange, a screening party to celebrate the episode’s debut will take place at 6 p.m. on Monday, February 13, in the Student Union Retama Auditorium (SU 2.02.02) at the UTSA Main Campus.

Twenty UTSA students from a wide variety of majors and backgrounds are featured in the 60-minute episode. The show will be split into multiple segments, allowing each student to illustrate life at UTSA from their own unique viewpoint. Each segment also focuses on a different aspect of the UTSA college experience, ranging from campus life and student activities to career-engaged learning and research excellence.

“The College Tour” host Alex Boylan spent some quality time with Rowdy during filming on the UTSA Main Campus last fall.

One of the 20 featured students is sophomore Angelica Cordero , a first-generation student and psychology major from Taylor, Texas.

“Working on ‘The College Tour’ and representing UTSA has been a great experience,” said Cordero, who is a member of the service organization VOICES (Volunteer Organization Involving Community, Education and Service). “I believe the opportunities at UTSA are endless, and I auditioned for ‘The College Tour’ because I want to show others that anything is possible here no matter who you are or where you come from.”

Other featured students include Chloe Barnes, Joshua Barron, Miranda Boggan, Canaan Eggers, Juan Ramirez Garcia, Gisele George, Jesus Guillen Jr., Farah Hamed, Maren Kitogo, Erica McFarland, Esteban Mejia, Jenelle Millison, Madeline Morales, Kaitlyn Page, Emily Perez, Daniel Phillips, Amanda Salas, Maria Wilhelm and Rashad Wisdom .

“We are thrilled to feature a glimpse of UTSA and our outstanding students on ‘The College Tour . ’ What a great opportunity to show prospective students from both the U.S. and around the globe all that UTSA has to offer. Viewers gain a real feel for what it’s like to be a student here,” said UTSA Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Kimberly Andrews Espy . “Our diverse students, representative of our unique academic community, share their stories and learning experiences as Roadrunners and highlight the many pathways to success offered here at UTSA.”

Created by award-winning producers and hosted by Emmy-nominated storyteller Alex Boylan , “The College Tour” crew filmed at various locations across UTSA’s Main, Southwest and Downtown campuses last September.

In addition to the main episode, Boylan also sits down with UTSA President Taylor Eighmy and Director of Freshmen Recruitment Ana K. Rodriguez as part of the Coffee With the President and Ask Admissions miniseries. In these short episodes, Boylan chats with Rodriguez and Eighmy to discuss topics including the admissions process and financial aid, UTSA’s student diversity, and what makes San Antonio an ideal city for students to begin their higher education journey.

UTSA’s episode of “The College Tour” will be available in mid-March on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and other streaming platforms .

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San Antonio College prepares next generation of funeral directors with first mortuary on campus

A shortage of funeral directors is predicted.

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SAN ANTONIO – Opening a mortuary on a college campus has never been done, but it’s been the goal for Mary Mena, the mortuary science program coordinator at San Antonio College for more than a decade.

“That idea started about 16 years ago, actually. And here it is, 16 years later that we have our own funeral home,” Mena said, standing inside the facility on Ashby Street.

SAC already has two programs, a funeral director certification and an associate in science mortuary. About 20-25 students complete the programs each year.

The new idea is to give students a full scope of how to help families through the arrangements of a loved one, from embalmment to the paperwork required, to the selection of a casket and urn.

“We appreciate that we’re given this opportunity and the students really appreciate that they’re given this opportunity. And I think the other thing that we really, really stress is that this is someone’s loved one and they have entrusted them to us. And that’s something we take really serious,” she said.

Jennifer Floyd, the SAC Mortuary funeral director, says in a time when a shortage of funeral directors is predicted over the next five years, the ability to prepare the next generation will be important.

“We are more focused on learning, and less being profitable. Our goal is to ensure that our students leave with the best experience possible. And, in order to do that, we have to make sure we give them the best equipment. So that’s what it’s about. We’re not focused on turning a profit,” she said.

The mortuary opened for business on June 3, 2024.

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