University of the Incarnate Word student to faculty ratio is of 14 to 1 and an average class size of 25.

The Learning Assistance Center invites you to take advantage of our tutoring, testing, study hall and supplemental instruction programs.

Admission
Students are supposed to meet following eligibility requirements:
- A minimum 16 Carnegie units of work in high school including the following: four units of English;
- Three units of mathematics (algebra I, II and geometry); three units of natural science; three units of social science; one unit of the fine arts;
- High school grade point average (g.p.a.);
- Class rank;
- SAT / ACT scores;
- Leadership potential;
- Extracurricular activities;
- Letters of recommendation.

For transfer students:
- Previous college work;
- Extracurricular activities;
- Letters of recommendation;
- Personal interview.

For graduate students:
- Previous college work;
- GRE/GMAT/MAT scores (most programs);
- Letters of recommendation;
- Personal interview;
- Extracurricular activities.

Financial Aid
The primary purpose of financial aid is to provide resources to the students who would otherwise be unable to pursue a post-secondary education. The Office of Financial Assistance partners with students to provide resources to attend UIW. The UIW priority deadline is April 1st each year. The OFA provides a Resources Center inside the office. This year the OFA awarded over 6000 students financial assistance. UIW has over 80 study abroad programs and financial aid is available. OFA Advisors are accessible by e-mail, telephone or walk-in counseling. 3 out of our the 9 office members graduated from UIW. Over 80% of UIW students receive financial assistance. Financial aid includes scholarships, grants, loans, and/or work programs.