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- Your email mailbox on the Exchange ServerYour My Site
- Access to McCombs computer labs
- Your SWAT Shop support
- Your Technology Training support
- Your McCombs (MSB) Account
- Your My Site, if you claimed it
Your University resources also change, like UT-EID, WebSpace, Blackboard, and @mail.utexas.edu (@mail) email accounts. wireless access connections. For more information, go to ITS' Graduation website.
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If you set up email forwarding, any email sent to your McCombs email address after your account is deleted will be automatically forwarded to your alternate email address. If you *don't* do not set up email forwarding, your emails will bounce back to the sender as undeliverable.
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A. Yes. Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo all allow you to send email from another email address. You will need to have your email forwarding set up to do this. Instructions
This feature may not be available from other email service providers. You will need to should check with your email provider to find out if it is available.
Q. Can I keep my @utexas.edu email
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account?
A. Yes, you keep your UTmail address and mailbox after graduation. Nothing should change with this account. For further questions, see ITS' graduation website or contact the ITS Help Desk at 475-9400.
Q. I'm confused - what's the difference between my McCombs email account and my @utexas.edu account?
A. Many undergraduates students use UTmail, provided by the University, which ends in @utexas.edu. This is a separate account from the McCombs email account that every McCombs student receives, which ends in @class@class.mccombs.utexas.edu, where class = is your degree and year, such as @bba12.mccombs.utexas.edu or @mba14.mccombs.utexas.edu. This email can be viewed from the Webmail link on the McCombs School of Business webpage or through Outlook.
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A. Yes. After you graduate, you will still be able to log into MOR using your UT-EID. However, there may be a short period of time when you cannot access MOR. This time falls between the end of the semester and the date the University marks you as graduated. This does not happen every graduation semester. If it applies to the current semester it will be listed in the table at the top of this page.
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