Alina Philip
Alina is a thriving Biology student at UTSA who’s working towards her bold future of becoming a doctor while staying involved on campus.
Students come to UTSA for a variety of reasons, ranging from our world class educational opportunities and nationally ranked programs to our affordability and exceptional career preparation.
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Over the last several years, we have significantly increased in the number of students we are educating and graduating into the world, fully prepared to make an impact.
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Alina is a thriving Biology student at UTSA who’s working towards her bold future of becoming a doctor while staying involved on campus.
A recipient of the Distinguished Presidential Scholarship, Malachi is a member of the Honors College and working hard towards a career in kinesiology.
A Finance major who is gathering professional experience as a work-study student on campus, Beverly is also taking advantage of opportunities at UTSA to gain career experience.
Isaiah is a dedicated student athlete and member of the Honors College with a passion for his studies in Mathematics.
As an undergraduate student, Josh participated in exciting research that inspired him to pursue further scientific studies and develop medical technology.
Daniela, a UTSA’s Carlos Alvarez College of Business and the Honors College graduate, is building a career in the city she loves as a Marketing Coordinator for Spurs Sports & Entertainment.
UTSA students get a bold advantage in the marketplace from the many career-engaged learning opportunities that comprise our Classroom to Career Initiative.
As a result, employer partners actively seek out and hire UTSA students and graduates for internships and jobs. Here are just a few of the entities that frequently hire our grads:
Faculty and staff across the university share a commitment to advancing UTSA as a national model for student success. We provide 'Runners with a network of comprehensive resources and innovative programs designed to help them succeed well beyond their time on campus.
As the hometown university of Military City USA, UTSA serves one of the nation's largest active and retired military populations. Students who identify as veterans, active duty, guard, reserve, Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) members, and their dependents and family members comprise a significant part of the university's enrollment. Through our National Security Collaboration Center, UTSA is helping establish San Antonio as the nation's top producer of talent for these career fields.
