Undergraduate Programs
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Our Bachelor’s Degrees
The School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics offers bachelor’s degrees in:
Our UTeach Dallas program offers you the opportunity to become certified to teach high school along with your degree.
UTD Fast Facts
- #3 medical feeder school in Texas and #17 in the U.S.
- One of only 20 universities in the U.S. designated a Center of Actuarial Excellence
- Student and faculty population represent 100+ countries
- Forbes’ #1 Best Value Public University in Texas
- A Nobel laureate, a former NASA astronaut and two university presidents are among our alumni
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- Science Saturday UT Dallas with SEM, Pathways in Science (PDF)
- Biological Sciences (PDF)
- Chemistry and Biochemistry (PDF)
- Geosciences (PDF)
- Mathematical Sciences (PDF)
- Physics (PDF)
- Science/Mathematics Education (PDF)
Of Related Interest
The Hobson Wildenthal Honors College houses 12 programs dedicated to promoting excellence in undergraduate education.
Peer Lead Team Learning (PLTL) offers an active, engaged learning experience. Students meet with their small group weekly, where a trained PLTL Leader helps guide them through a potentially difficult gateway course.
Supplemental Instruction (SI) provides free, collaborative-group study sessions for students taking historically difficult courses. These sessions are hosted by a SI leader who has previously taken the course. SI sessions encourage active, collaborative learning based on critical thinking and transferable study skills.
Freshman Scholarships UT Dallas awards freshman scholarships based on academic merit and financial need. For maximum consideration, students must meet admission and financial aid deadlines.
Comet Promise All freshman and transfer applicants admitted by the January 15 priority financial aid deadline for the fall 2023 semester will be considered. Eligible students with a family income of $65,000 or less will have their full tuition covered through a combination of the Comet Promise funding, scholarships, grants and other tuition exemption programs.
- Office of Admission and Enrollment
- Office of Financial Aid
- University Housing
- Student Transition Programs (Orientation)
- ALEKS Math Assessment
- Texas Success Initiative (TSI)
- NSM Degree Plan Flowcharts/Forms/Quick Links
- Undergraduate Catalog
- Academic Calendar Deadlines
General questions may be directed to the NSM Undergraduate Advising at 972-883-2500 during business hours.