TTUHSC Apply Quick Start Guide and FAQs

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What is TTUHSC Apply?

TTUHSC Apply is a Centralized Application Service (CAS) that simplifies the process of applying to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center programs. You start by selecting the programs you wish to apply to, then you submit one application that includes all necessary materials.

Start your 2026-2027 application at https://ttuhscapply2027.cas.myliaison.com.

How long does the application process take?

It's important you apply as early as possible since completing your application can be a lengthy process, and since application processing times vary throughout the cycle. Below is a suggested timeline that includes key actions to keep the application process on track. This timeline may need to be adjusted based on your programs' deadlines and requirements.

Timeline	Key Actions
Prior to the Start of the Application Process	Research programs you wish to apply to. Pay special attention to: Cycle dates and deadline requirements. Minimum requirements, including prerequisites, standardized test scores, supplemental applications, foreign evaluations, etc. Review the instructions in this Help Center.
At Least 3 Months Prior to Deadline	Create your account. Complete the Colleges Attended section.
At Least 6-8 Weeks Prior to Deadline	Complete and submit your application. Monitor your application and follow up on any missing items.
At Least 4-6 Weeks Prior to Deadline	Continue monitoring your application.
After Deadline	Download a copy of your application for your records.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Transcripts	Programs and Statuses
Do I need to send transcripts? No. Should I send my high school transcripts? No. How do I know what my primary institution is? Your primary institution is the college or university where you earned or will earn your first undergraduate college degree.	How do I remove a program? To remove a program, click the checkmark next to the program name on the Add Program page or from the My Programs page, click the three dots next to the program, and select Remove Program. Can I apply to more programs after I submit my application? Yes, if the program's deadline date has not yet passed and the application cycle is open. I submitted my application to the wrong program. What do I do? If you would like your application to be considered for a different program, contact the school to determine if they can change your program. Will TTUHSC Apply update me on the status of my application? Your application status for each program is listed on the My Programs page. Additionally, you can view your overall application status from the CAS Status section at the top of the application. When will I learn about admissions decisions? Did I get in!? You must reach out to your program(s) to learn about a school's admissions decisions.

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Programs and Statuses

Do I need to send transcripts?: No.


Should I send my high school transcripts?: No.

How do I know what my primary institution is?: Your primary institution is the college or university where you earned or will earn your first undergraduate college degree.

How do I remove a program?: To remove a program, click the checkmark next to the program name on the Add Program page or from the My Programs page, click the three dots next to the program, and select Remove Program.

Can I apply to more programs after I submit my application?: Yes, if the program's deadline date has not yet passed and the application cycle is open.

I submitted my application to the wrong program. What do I do?: If you would like your application to be considered for a different program, contact the school to determine if they can change your program.

Will TTUHSC Apply update me on the status of my application?: Your application status for each program is listed on the My Programs page. Additionally, you can view your overall application status from the CAS Status section at the top of the application.

When will I learn about admissions decisions? Did I get in!?: You must reach out to your program(s) to learn about a school's admissions decisions.