The University of Texas at Arlington

Yes, UT Arlington has online degrees in four subject areas: (1) nursing, (2) public health, (3) education, and (4) urban and public affairs. These online degrees are legitimate and respected by employers because the university is institutionally accredited. Accreditation ensures a school practices fiduciary responsibility and delivers high quality education.

Importantly, all OnlineU schools are accredited. Specifically, the University of Texas at Arlington is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s and doctorate degrees, and certificates. 

UT Arlington is known for being among an elite group of national research universities. The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education has conferred its R-1: Doctoral Universities — Very High Research Activity — designation to the university. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board also designates the school as a Texas Tier One university, which enables access to the state’s National Research University Fund (NRUF).

Online bachelor’s degrees in nursing at UT Arlington provide the highest earnings for graduates, according to federal data from College Scorecard. Nursing graduates earn an annual median salary of $ 75,658 just three years after finishing. 

Yes, it is likely worth studying at UT Arlington for several reasons. For example, according to College Scorecard data, UT Arlington has a diverse student body, which can broaden your global perspective and build compassion. Additionally, tuition is lower than the mid-point for other four-year schools — almost 23% less — which can help mitigate the burden of school loan debt. Some degrees' earnings potential may be relatively high, such as nursing mentioned above. 

Finally, UT Arlington is only the fourth institution in the state to earn elite Tier 1 status by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, signifying academic and research excellence. 

It is not too difficult to get into UT Arlington, as College Scorecard shows it has an 88% acceptance rate. While it considers SAT and ACT scores, it does not require them. This potentially increases access even more.

Admission requirements for UT Arlington may vary by program but generally follow a similar application process: 

• Complete an online application 
• Submit required application fees
• Send official high school transcripts or GED score
• Submit entrance exam scores (optional)

However, enrolling in certain degree programs may require additional materials. For example, prospective students must have a minimum 2.5 GPA and an active nursing license when applying for a nursing degree. It’s best to check with an enrollment advisor to ensure you satisfy all requirements.