To be eligible to be a UT Promise mentor, you must be at least 21 years old, and complete the following:

  1. Complete a UT Promise Mentor Application.
  2. Complete a Background Check. UT Promise will provide more details on this after you have completed your mentor training.
  3. Complete a short virtual training for mentors.

NOTE: Once the UT Promise team has completed your background check and confirmed your mentorship, you will receive an email invitation to create an account in the UT Promise Mentor Platform. Do not create an account before receiving this invitation.

Thank you for your interest in becoming a UT Promise mentor. Currently, we are not accepting mentor applications for new mentors due to upcoming changes with the mentor component of UT Promise. Additional details will be posted to the website as soon as they become available. 

Common Questions Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Mentoring

Where does my mentee need to submit their community service hours?
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Each campus has different guidelines and instructions on completing and submitting community service hours. Have your mentee visit their campus-specific link to learn about and submit their requirements for community service each semester.

What are the ways I can connect with my mentee?
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Mentors are encouraged to connect with their mentees via zoom, teams, by phone, or in person. Additionally, mentors are encouraged to connect with their mentee(s) first.

What are my responsibilities as a mentor?
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You are encouraged to meet with your mentee three times each semester. While not required, mentors can connect with students as frequently as they would like.

Where do I report that I met with my assigned UT Promise mentee?
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For Spring 2025, students will fulfill their mentorship requirements by completing a reflection survey. The UT Promise team, in collaboration with campus leadership, is reimagining the mentorship experience for students. More details to come.