University of Texas at DallasAI Policy for Admissions
- PermissionCan you use AI?Permitted or conditionally permitted
- DisclosureMust you disclose AI use?No disclosure language found
- ComplianceHow is it verified?No review process stated
Quick Answer: Can you use AI at University of Texas at Dallas?
UT Dallas undergraduate admissions are silent on AI, but its Neuroscience graduate program prohibits AI tools in applications, with...
Disclosure: No AI-use disclosure is requested for undergraduate applications, and the Neuroscience program's ban implies no disclosure option.
Compliance: No compliance process is stated for undergraduate admissions, while the Neuroscience program's ban suggests enforcement via review.
- Verified Aug 2026
“The University of Texas at Dallas does not allow the usage of ChatGPT and/or similar tools to complete admission applications. Please refrain from the usage of such tools or your application will be disqualified.”
How to Apply - School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences - Verified Aug 2026
“We strongly encourage to write your statement yourself.”
How to Apply - School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences - Verified Aug 2026
“While not required, all applicants are encouraged to submit supplemental materials, such as: An application essay response through Common App”
Application Process - Office of Admission and Enrollment
- https://bbs.utdallas.edu/departments/neuroscience/graduate-programs/apply/
- https://enroll.utdallas.edu/freshman/application-process/
UT Dallas undergraduate admissions do not mention AI use on the reviewed page. However, the Neuroscience graduate program explicitly states that the university does not allow ChatGPT or similar tools for completing admission applications and warns that applications using such tools will be disqualified. The program also strongly encourages applicants to write their personal statements themselves, emphasizing authentic voice and effort.
The Neuroscience graduate program page contains a clear prohibition on AI tools for admission applications, with disqualification as a stated consequence. This is a program-specific policy. The undergraduate admissions page does not mention AI at all. The graduate program also encourages applicants to write statements themselves, reinforcing the prohibition. No disclosure requirements or review processes are stated for either level.
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