Who needs a UT EID, and why?
The UT EID is an electronic identifier - your "user name" with The University of Texas. If you are associated with the university or if you need to complete online transactions with the university, you need a UT EID. A UT EID is not necessary to access public information online, such as the UTNetCAT library catalog.
| If you are a... | You can use a UT EID to... |
|---|---|
| Prospective Student | Submit test scores, high school transcripts, and an application to the university. |
| Job Applicant | Submit a job application and resume to the university. |
| Current Student | Register for classes, check grades, access online course information, pay for bills, etc. |
| Faculty, Staff, or Official Visitor | Access payroll, benefit, and W-2 information, and use secure online services in UT Direct, etc. |
| Parent or Guest | Sign up for campus visits and use the eProxy system, etc. |
| Former Student, Alumnus | Order transcripts, apply for re-admission, enroll in continuing and professional education. |
| Former Employee, Retiree | Access online benefit information, etc. |
| University of Texas Institutions | Access business applications, such as the accounting system, post and receive job applications. |
| Other | Become a library patron, participate in the University Interscholastic League, donate to the university, etc. |