Start College Abroad & Guarantee Your Path to UT
- Impactful study abroad experience
- Earn UT–transferable credits
- Join University of Tennessee, Knoxville on campus
THE VERTO DIFFERENCE
Verto's partnership with University of Tennessee, Knoxville not only gives you a guaranteed pathway to UT, but also a chance for personal growth and life-changing cultural experiences.
By partnering with Verto Education, University of Tennessee, Knoxville is able to offer selected students entrance to UT for Fall 2027 following successful completion of the Verto Vols Year Abroad Program.
Courses are delivered by Verto’s Academic Provider, the University of New Haven and have been mapped for transferability to UT, which means the credits you earn abroad will fulfill University of Tennessee, Knoxville degree requirements. Check out the Verto Vols Year Abroad course registration guide for information on how courses transfer.
Class sizes are capped at 25 students and focus on experiential education, including hands-on projects, field trips, and service learning. You’ll join first-year college students from across the country, many who are participating in a similar pathway with one of Verto’s numerous partner colleges.
Have peace of mind knowing that from the minute you enroll to the moment you board your plane home, you will receive individualized support from experienced Verto staff. Whether it’s choosing a location or keeping you on track with your Verto Vols Year Abroad requirements and planning for the future, Verto staff is with you every step of the way.
Where Can I Study Abroad?
For your full year abroad, mix and match locations or explore one location more deeply. Click on the program location name below or map icon for a program overview that includes accommodations, meals, academic overview, program cost, and more!
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Buenos Aires,
Argentina
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Prague,
Czech Republic
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London,
England
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Florence,
Italy
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Seville,
Spain
- STEM
- Social Sciences
- Language Arts
- Arts & Humanities
- Academic Themes: Business, Sports, Culture
- STEM
- Social Sciences
- Language Arts
- Arts & Humanities
- Academic Themes: Business, Arts
- STEM
- Social Sciences
- Language Arts
- Arts & Humanities
- Academic Themes: Science, British Culture, Comparative Politics
- STEM
- Social Sciences
- Language Arts
- Arts & Humanities
- Academic Themes: Arts, Sciences
- STEM
- Social Sciences
- Language Arts
- Arts & Humanities
- Academic Themes: Science, Technology, Cultural Studies
Embrace the vibrant lifestyle of Buenos Aires. Wander colorful neighborhoods, explore landmarks like the Obelisco and Casa Rosada, and dive into its dynamic culture. Enjoy world-class museums, local cuisine, relax in parks like Bosques de Palermo, and join arts and music events. Buenos Aires promises an unforgettable study abroad experience.
*A $2,500 administrative fee (per semester) will be applied for non-U.S. citizens/non-U.S. permanent residents
**Excursions subject to change
Experience the charm of Prague, where every day offers new adventures. Stroll historic cobblestone streets, visit landmarks like Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, and explore vibrant neighborhoods. Enjoy world-class museums, savor local cuisine, relax in parks like Letná, and immerse yourself in arts and music events.
*A $2,500 administrative fee (per semester) will be applied for non-U.S. citizens/non-U.S. permanent residents
**Excursions subject to change
Watch your coursework in world history, business, and politics come to life in London’s fast-paced and culturally rich urban environment during your study abroad in England. Start your mornings with a stroll through historic streets, then dive into the vibrant culture of the city. Enjoy world-class museums, iconic landmarks like Big Ben and the Tower of London, and explore the diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique charm.
*Fall ’26 and beyond: A $2,500 administrative fee (per semester) will be applied for non-U.S. citizens/non-U.S. permanent residents
**Excursions subject to change
Experience the perfect blend of city life with a small-town feel in Florence. Start your mornings crossing the iconic Ponte Vecchio or walking past the stunning Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore, known as “the Duomo.” Florence is a highly walkable city, making it easy to explore its rich history in every piazza. With tons of international students, you’ll quickly make friends worldwide, whether you’re in line at a sandwich shop or enjoying a coffee at a local café.
*A $2,500 administrative fee (per semester) will be applied for non-U.S. citizens/non-U.S. permanent residents
**Excursions subject to change
Study abroad in southern Spain and immerse yourself in Seville’s vibrant energy with its warm and welcoming people, exciting foodie scene, iconic Mozarabic architecture, sunny weather, and lively traditions. Get engaged with the local community through various volunteer opportunities during your experience in the colorful city of Seville.
*A $2,500 administrative fee (per semester) will be applied for non-U.S. citizens/non-U.S. permanent residents
**Excursions subject to change
- Submit the $500 non-refundable deposit
- Submit a final high school transcript
- Meet all age and academic minimum requirements*
You must fulfill the following requirements in order to successfully enroll at UT after Verto:
- Maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher
- Complete between 24-30 (earned) credits of coursework
The Verto Vols Year Abroad Program Scholarship* is available to applicants admitted to the Verto Vols Year Abroad Program who submit their $500 Verto enrollment deposit before May 1, 2026. The Verto Vols Year Abroad Program Scholarship is residency-based. Students who have a Tennessee home address will receive a $3,000 scholarship per semester. This scholarship will automatically be applied to the student’s invoice. No additional action is required by the student or family to receive this award.
*U.S. citizens/U.S. permanent residents only
*The Verto Vols Year Abroad Program Scholarship cannot be combined with the Verto Scholars Award, Verto Global Citizen Scholarship, or Partner Employee Dependent Scholarship. While students may be eligible for the Verto Scholars Award, Verto Global Citizen Scholarship, or Partner Employee Dependent Scholarship, the award amounts cannot be combined. The scholarship with the highest award amount will be awarded to the student. The scholarship is awarded by Verto Education and is only available during the semester(s) abroad with Verto. While students may receive the scholarship while abroad with Verto, the University of Tennessee reserves the right to formally verify student residency before Fall 2027 entry.
The Verto Global Citizen Scholarship* recognizes students dedicated to immersing themselves in the local community of Seville or Buenos Aires to learn, grow, and be a contributing member. This scholarship includes full room and board, and can reduce the out-of-pocket cost of your program experience by as much as $17,000.
Note: Limited scholarships are available, and the scholarship cannot be combined with other Verto awards or discounts.
*This scholarship may only be used in Seville or Buenos Aires.
**U.S. citizens/U.S. permanent residents only
Dependents of Verto Partner Employees are eligible for a $9,500 scholarship award toward their Verto Abroad Experience at any location for the Fall 2026 semester. Recipients of the Verto Partner Employee Dependent Scholarship must submit their Verto enrollment deposit within two weeks of award receipt in order to accept the scholarship.
*Limited scholarships available
**This scholarship cannot be combined with any other Verto awards or discounts.
***U.S. citizens/U.S. permanent residents only
Your journey to UT
Save your spot
Confirm your interest in the Verto Vols Year Abroad Program
Schedule a call
Verto Admissions Team can explain the different program locations
Submit your deposit
Submit the Verto enrollment deposit and start packing
Study abroad, travel & grow
Learn alongside other fellow Verto students while earning transferable credits (course registration guide)
Join UT on campus
After your experience abroad, join University of Tennessee, Knoxville on campus!
HEAR FROM VERTO PARTICIPANTS
" I’ve learned a lot about being independent and also different ways of life. My perspective broadened a lot and I realized a lot of things about myself and areas where I can grow. I also learned a lot about responsibility and how to navigate a new culture."
" ... I’ve always wanted to study abroad, and with this program, I am going to be able to do that while still staying on track with college by transferring my credits to [my university] after this semester."
" He has matured greatly after his semester abroad. He learned both self-awareness and self-reliance ... Studying abroad has helped him see what kind of potential he has and how to achieve his goals."
Upcoming Events
FOLLOW ALONG WITH US
Hola Hola! I am Net and this is my first semester with Verto as a peer leader in Buenos Aires.
I arrived a few days prior to the start day and took a tour to Monserrat. It is the central neighborhood of Buenos Aires that invites insurmountable waves of tourists to enjoy and appreciate the city from a political and governmental view. The main square reflects the most important historical events and popularity. Looking more inside the buildings, there are displays of statues and the historical timelines for the people who made Argentina possible!
As this is my first time outside of the country, visiting such a memorable place first has opened my eyes to new beginnings! Discovering more about the city will help me access more independence that I can share with others.
Stay tuned for the 4th day of the Buenos Aires Takover tomorrow! :)
We asked what merch students REALLY need abroad and took it seriously
🇦🇷 Buenos Aires: portable mate cup + soccer jersey (fully committed)
🇬🇧 London: umbrella (get two—you’ll leave one on the tube)
🇪🇸 Seville: personal fan (you’ll understand immediately 🥵 )
🇮🇹 Florence: pasta machine (your entire personality now)
🇨🇿 Prague: astronomical clock (perfect for your dorm room)
⏳Alumni: time machine (no explanation needed)
Not included in tuition, unfortunately
Drop is live in our imagination
Happy April fools!
Up up up!!! Who’s coming abroad with us this fall? Drop a 🌎 in the comments! ⬇️
#studyabroad #vertoeducation #praguetravel #lifeabroad🌍 #collegeabroad
Hi Verto Community! My name is Kate, and this is my second semester with Verto (my first semester being in London) and this is also my second semester as a peer leader.
I joined Verto because of my love for travel, and while I have now seen more places than I ever could have imagined, Verto has given me so much more than travel.
It has taught me in ways I did not even know were possible, through experiential learning about history in British museums, writing assignments that have you rock climbing in London, and Psychology lessons in a Buenos Aires dog park.
During my time so far Verto has also created so much space for growth and bonding from yoga lessons to watch parties and cooking competitions, and somewhere along the way, a family formed in those small moments.
Verto’s community is about coming together, and as a peer leader, I have had the privilege of helping create the moments that build our home away from home. Wherever we go, the passion for learning, culture, community, and connection that Verto ignites in all of us will follow.
Thanks for staying tuned into this weeks Buenos Aires Peer Leader takeover! :)
Frequently Asked Questions
Once you have submitted an application and been admitted, you must submit the $500 enrollment deposit and a high school transcript (official or unofficial) which demonstrates a 2.0* GPA or higher. Once available, you must submit an official high school transcript that confirms graduation from high school.
Transcript deadlines:
- Unofficial transcripts – mid May
- Official Transcript and AP/IB Scores – mid July
Students must also fulfill age requirements, which vary by location. Details for age requirements can be found in the Verto Vols Year Abroad FAQ tab.
International students should refer to the question below regarding additional requirements.
*Note: Those with a 1.75-1.99 final high school GPA may be eligible to participate in select locations. Specific coursework requirements apply. Confirm your interest for details.
Your study abroad cost includes:
- Housing and accommodation
- Meals – each location either includes a meal plan or offering to purchase at an additional cost. Please visit each location page for more information.
- Travel medical insurance
- Airport pickup upon arrival – for participants only
- Verto Discovery Week, including city tour
- University registration through our Academic Provider, the University of New Haven
- Pre-departure assistance and helpful guides/handbooks
- Outside the classroom experiential learning activities/excursions
- Onsite/international staff support
- Books (digital)
Verto costs do not include:
- Airfare
- Airport reception for those arriving outside the abroad experience arrival dates
- Travel insurance/property insurance
- Out-of-pocket Medical expenses at time of service (insurance included from Verto requires submitting receipts for reimbursement)
- COVID testing
- Passport fees and student visa or other immigration requirements, or costs incurred while obtaining a visa
- Course supplies such as laptop, notebooks paper pencils, etc.
- Personal transportation and expenses
- Cell phone and local sim card (sites will assist with getting a local sim)
All locations require a passport with validity until 6 months – 1 year after the program end date. Please refer to the university FAQs tab for locations available and passport deadlines. For all details on applying for a passport, please visit our Passport Guide.
*For non-U.S. citizens/non-U.S. permanent residents: A valid passport with at least 1 year validity beyond the intended stay is required.
All courses, faculty, credits, and official transcripts at Verto locations are delivered by our accredited Academic Provider, the University of New Haven (UNewHaven). As a participant in the Verto Vols Year Abroad Program your courses have been reviewed for transferability from University of Tennessee, Knoxville so you can have confidence in knowing how the courses you select will transfer. Below you will find more information in the University of Tennessee, Knoxville FAQs.
As a Verto Academic Provider, the University of New Haven provides oversight to support high quality academic experiences for all Verto participants. All students who complete courses during the Verto Study Abroad Experience will receive an official transcript from the University of New Haven.
Recognized for academic excellence by The Princeton Review and the U.S. News & World Report, the University of New Haven elevates your global learning and pairs seamlessly with Verto Education’s experiential and community programming.
One of Verto’s strongest attributes is the support provided to each participant. From pre-enrollment to planning for your future post-Verto, you’ll have a team of specialists alongside you.
Enrollment: Our Verto Senior Admissions Counselors are experts in each of Verto’s programs and will be your first point of contact as you consider starting college abroad. From answering your questions about locations such as courses available and housing options, to connecting you with Verto’s Student Financial Services team who’ll walk you through payment options and scholarship opportunities, your Verto Senior Admissions Counselor will inform and advise you on everything you need to know–making the decision to study abroad the easiest one you’ve ever made.
Pre-departure: Once you’ve chosen your location, your Student Onboarding Advisor will guide you through the pre-departure process, which includes passports, applying for your student visa, sharing flight information and completing various other forms to keep you on track for your departure date. As a Verto Vols Year Abroad participant, you will also receive an invitation to connect directly with your destination partner school as part of Verto orientation.
Verto’s dedicated Student Life team hosts 3 required pre-departure sessions: the Global Orientation, Location Orientation, and Care Team Circle. These three sessions are focused on student support, health & safety, on-site logistics, cultural insights, and community building. These events are great opportunities to meet your future classmates and get you prepared and excited before you even leave home!
Verto’s Academics team will guide you in how to select courses, complete placement exams for courses such as math, science, or Spanish and Italian languages, share your AP/IB test scores, and submit your final high school transcripts.
On site: Once you arrive on site, you’ll be divided into Care Teams made up of 30-35 peers and an experienced Student Support Advisor. These Care Teams aim to lend you the support and guidance you may need while abroad, and help you discover yourself and the world around you.
SSAs provide day-to-day support for all of your academic needs during your time abroad. Through one-on-one meetings they will get to know you and your academic goals, and provide you with the resources and support to achieve them. They will also help you stay on track to maintain your Verto Vols Year Abroad requirements.
SSAs also provide an equally important role as your first point of contact for anything outside of academics. Issues with your roommate or housing, dealing with feelings of homesickness, or helping you navigate a doctor’s appointment are just a small part of the daily individualized emotional support you’ll receive from your SSA.
Verto Education takes the health and well-being of our participants seriously.
We have comprehensive risk management and crisis response processes and protocols and go to great lengths to educate and train our leaders in emergency preparedness and response.
Verto participants traveling to any of our international destinations will be provided with travel health coverage through Cultural Insurances Service International (CISI) included as part of their experience cost. This travel health insurance, specifically designed for students, provides coverage for the duration of studying abroad. Verto partners with AXA Travel Assist to provide emergency evacuations, medical evacuation or repatriation for all Verto participants. Learn more about CISI travel insurance and AXA Travel Assist.
Verto participants will be informed of local emergency services and how to access them during their first days on location. In addition to local emergency services, every one of Verto’s locations is equipped with a 24 hour emergency phone line which connects directly to a member of Verto staff onsite who will connect you with the services you need. Read more about Verto’s comprehensive commitment to participant safety here.
We, at Verto Education, align our vaccination policies to comply with local government laws. Please review our Health and Safety Planning for up-to-date information.
Before departure, Verto will help connect you with resources for specific regional information and travel consultation. We recommend reviewing these resources and discussing upcoming travel plans with your physician.
Students will have access to internet service in their housing accommodation, as well as at the Verto Study Center. All students are required to have a working cell phone with the ability to make and receive voice calls, SMS, and internet data capability. For details on how to prepare your cell phone for abroad usage please visit our Location Resources page.
Verto encourages students to inform their family member(s) or caregiver in the U.S. once they’ve arrived in-country to their abroad location. From there, students & families should set personal expectations regarding frequency of communication throughout the semester.
Participants and families will have access to our 24-hour emergency phone line for urgent immediate assistance. Each Verto abroad location has a unique emergency phone number that students will receive closer to their departure time.
- We are here to help! You can schedule a call at a time that works for you, call us directly at +1-773-804-8416, or send us an email at utadmissions@vertoeducation.org.
- If you’re not ready to submit your application and need more information, you can also request more info here.
Any Verto location of your choosing:
| Location | In hand passport deadline |
| Prague | May 15th |
| Seville | June 1st |
| Florence | June 1st |
| London | July 1st |
| Buenos Aires | July 1st |
All locations require a passport with validity until 6 months – 1 year after the program end date. Some locations also require a student visa, so please speak to your Admissions Counselor asap for passport planning, and read our Passport Guide for further information.
*Please note, for non-U.S. citizens, a passport with validity until 1 year after the program end date is required.
We can accommodate high school graduates ages 17 to 22 years old, however, most participants are between 18 and 20 years old.
Minimum age requirements vary by location:
- Buenos Aires: must be 18 by abroad location start date
- Prague & London: must be 17 by program start date*
- Florence & Seville: must be 18 by June 1st for fall semesters and by October 1st for spring semesters
In addition to meeting age requirements, your passport must be valid for 6 months-1 year after the program end date.
*17 year old students enrolled in the London semester are required to have a signed waiver by their parent or guardian.
**Please note, for non-U.S. citizens, a passport with validity until 1 year after the program end date is required.
To successfully enroll at University of Tennessee, Knoxville after Verto, you must:
- Complete two consecutive semesters abroad with Verto Education
- Earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Complete a minimum of 24 transferable earned credit hours for the 26-27 Academic Year.
- Earned hours are defined as credits obtained for successfully passing a course. Courses with a grade of F, withdrawals, or in progress do not count as earned hours.
- Transfer credit will be granted only for college level non-remedial courses in which a grade of D- or better was earned; however, many programs require a grade of C or higher.
- You must also maintain good disciplinary standing during your year abroad as outlined in Verto’s Code of Responsibility.
- Students are welcome to attend any Verto program location. However, the following locations are strongly recommended for students with specific academic interests:
- Business: Buenos Aires & Prague
- STEM: Florence, London, & Seville
- Communication and Information: Buenos Aires & Seville
- Please note, Students who start in a recommended location are welcome to attend any Verto location for their second term.
- You are expected to complete two full semesters with Verto Education to meet the requirements for transfer to UT.
- Students are not eligible to enroll at UT before the Fall 2027 term.
- The Verto Vols program provides an academic experience that demonstrates college preparedness. Students who do not maintain the minimum earned credit hours and GPA requirement will not be able to enroll in Fall 2027.
- Students who successfully complete the Verto Vols Full Year Program and meet the admission requirements outlined above will be guaranteed transfer admission to UT for any non-competitive program for the Fall 2027 term.
- Students interested in competitive majors will have their application materials reviewed by the respective department for admissions consideration.
- Competitive majors at UT are defined as follows: Architecture, Graphic Design, Interior Architecture, Nursing, Music, and Engineering. Additionally, some of the online majors have program specific requirements that require departmental review. You can read more about competitive program requirements on UT’s website.
- Earned hours are defined as credits obtained for successfully passing a course. Courses with a grade of F, withdrawals, or in progress do not count as earned hours.
- Transfer credit will be granted only for college level non-remedial courses in which a grade of D- or better was earned; however, many programs require a grade of C or higher.
- Grades earned with Verto do not factor into your UT GPA, however if you are a HOPE scholarship recipient, your Verto grades will be factored into your HOPE GPA.
- Students are required to be enrolled in a minimum of 24 transferable earned credits during their year abroad with Verto (at least 12 transferable earned credits per semester). Students who wish to enroll in a course that is not transferable (not articulated) may do so as long as the course(s) are beyond the total 24 credit hour requirement.
- Students have access to enroll in any courses pending articulation at the time of registration and add/drop, however, there is no guarantee courses with pending articulations will be approved for transferability to UT. Enrollment in these courses is at the student’s discretion.
- Every college offers a unique advising experience that caters to the specific needs of their students. The Advising Center in each college serves as a great resource to answer your questions when an advisor is not immediately available. When reaching out to the Advising Center, we recommend providing the Verto Vols course registration guide to help guide your conversation.
- Information regarding specific program/degree requirements can be found in UT’s Undergraduate Catalog.
- You can view the full list of course equivalencies in the Verto Vols Program course registration guide.
- Students are permitted to withdraw from a course after add-drop, as long as they maintain course enrollment of 24 credits—the minimum number of earned transferable credit hours.
- Students will not be required to resubmit an application to UT and will have their original UT application updated to the Fall 2027 term.
- Students meeting initial admission requirements after the Fall 2026 term:
- Students who applied to a non-competitive program will receive an admission decision around January of 2027, after the Fall 2026 final official transcript is received and processed.
- Students who applied to a competitive program will have their application materials reviewed by the respective department, which may take longer to render a decision. Students not admitted into a competitive program will be admitted to their non-competitive second-choice major.
- Students who do not meet the initial admission requirements will be reviewed after Spring 2027 midterm grades are provided, around late April 2027.
- Students are required to submit a $250 non-refundable enrollment deposit and confirm their enrollment in their Go Vols Portal no later than August 1, 2027.
Once students are admitted and confirm enrollment, they will be able to register for UT’s orientation program and register for Fall 2027 classes after meeting with their academic advisor.
- Students will be required to submit a final official high school transcript as well as any dual enrollment transcript, AP, IB or other prior learning credit scores to both UT and Verto Education. Please note: Final, official documents must come from an official source and will not be accepted directly from the student.
- UT details: Send official transcripts to undergradtranscripts@utk.edu
- Verto Education; registrar@vertoeducation.org. Please reference the https://vertoeducation.org/enrolled-participant/ website for relevant deadlines.
- Verto will provide UT with mid-semester progress reports showing in-progress courses and grades. In addition, final grades will be sent directly to UT at the completion of the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 terms assuming there are no financial holds.
- Students can expect to receive their Financial Aid Package following receipt of their initial admissions decision (late spring). It is important to update your FAFSA application to include UT’s school code (003530).
- Tennessee (in-state) Verto Vols are eligible to be reviewed for scholarships in the Tri-Star Scholarship program, which includes the UT Promise Scholarship, Pledge Scholarship, and Flagship Scholarship. In-state Verto Vols are also eligible to be reviewed for the KIPP Scholarship.
- Non-Tennessee Residents: Students may qualify for federal grants, work-study, and federal student loans for students who submit the FAFSA.
- The General Transfer Student Scholarship Application is available for in-state or out-of-state Verto Vols to submit for consideration.
- You must complete the Continuing Undergraduate & Transfer Student Scholarships Application by July 1 to be considered for general scholarships and college-specific scholarships.
- We recommend checking with your academic department, as some departments require additional information. If you have questions about academic college and departmental scholarships, please contact the individual college or department directly. The deadline to submit your application is July 1.
- Students who have a Tennessee home address will receive the $6,000 scholarship ($3,000 per semester) at point of application with Verto, which will be applied to their Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 invoices automatically. No additional action is required.
- The Verto Vols Scholarship cannot be combined with the Verto Global Citizen Scholarship or Partner Employee Dependent Scholarship. The scholarship with the highest award amount will be awarded to the student.
- The Verto Vols Scholarship is provided to students by Verto Education and is only available during the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters while attending Verto.
- Please note, while students may receive the scholarship while abroad with Verto, UT reserves the right to formally verify student residency before Fall 2027 entry.
- Students will be able to register for New Vol Experience, UT’s orientation program, after paying the non-refundable enrollment deposit to confirm enrollment with UT. When orientation registration opens, a new tab titled “Orientation” will appear in the Go Vols Portal. Students will be able to register for orientation in that tab. Please allow three business days for processing. If after three business days, the orientation tab does not appear, please reach out to First-Year Experience (firstyear@utk.edu).
- Students will receive an email from University Housing with information about housing options after confirming enrollment. Students may request a roommate but space limitations could impact placement. While it is offered, UT cannot guarantee on-campus housing for students participating in the year-long Verto Vols program. If there is availability on campus, students will be notified in early summer when they can choose their housing assignment. For more information, please visit housing.utk.edu.
- UT has over 550 clubs and organizations to join once you start on-campus! You can learn more here, including contact information for joining and fairs you can attend to meet different organizations.
- Yes, you can participate in recruitment in your first semester on campus in Fall 2027. Click here for additional details about Greek Life at UT.
- Meghann Overholt at meghann.overholt@utk.edu.
- The Verto team is dedicated to supporting you and your family at every stage of your Verto journey, and we encourage you to reach out with any questions or concerns. To find the most appropriate point of contact based on where you are in your student journey, please visit our Enrolled Participant Contact Page.
- Students should reach out to Meghann Overholt at UT if they are no longer interested in attending UT after their Verto experience. Meghann can be reached at meghann.overholt@utk.edu.
- Before arriving on-site, please inform your Verto Student Onboarding Advisor. After arriving on-site, please speak with your Verto on-site staff.
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