At UATX, if our graduates don’t become essential to American excellence — and if their work doesn’t inspire others to fund this mission — we’re done.
Every dollar raised, every professor hired, every course taught must produce extraordinary graduates — or we fail. We’ve designed our own constraints: no room for bloated bureaucracies, no frivolous departments, no administrative empire-building. Our survival depends on one thing only: graduating leaders free to pursue American greatness.
The University of Austin rejects the credentialing cartel. We admit purely on test scores, rank every student, and fail those who can’t cut it. The nation’s brightest are coming to Austin — transferring from Carnegie Mellon, turning down UChicago, leaving Columbia — to wrestle with great books, master AI and data science, and start real companies on campus. They’re choosing a university dedicated to excellence instead of collecting hollow credentials elsewhere.
Jeff Yass has shown us what betting on America’s future looks like. Now we invite you to join him.
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