Texas Tech University Top Questions

The most common misconception about Texas Tech University is that we are a party school that doesn’t care about academics, but the truth is Texas Tech has consistently been recognized by its peers, students, and alumni as an amazing and progressive University. Texas Tech’s Rawls College of Business was listed as one of the best business schools in the country by the Princeton Review, Tech’s School of Law was the only law school in Texas to be ranked in the top 20 this year by Prelaw magazine, and the University as a whole earned a top-tier ranking among national Universities in this year’s edition of America’s Best Colleges by U.S. News and World Report. Now, don’t get me wrong, the student body at Texas Tech is every bit as passionate, rowdy, and fun-loving as you would expect, but it all stems from a deep rooted pride in our University and its traditions and it should be considered just one of the many things that makes Texas Tech such a great school.

Its a party school, everybody has STD's, theres nothing to do in Lubbock, people who go there couldn't get into other schools like the University of Texas

Party School, for cowboys and rednecks

Most people say were hicks, too country, not smart, all we do is drink

Many people believe that Texas Tech students are rowdy party animals.

1. We have the highest STD rate in Texas.....which is totally not TRUE !!! 2. It is easier to get into Tech than getting into other school...which is def. not true..because people still need to work hard to get into Tech !!! 3. Texas Tech and the city Lubbock is most boring place ever in Texas..which is not true AT ALL !!! Wreck 'em Tech !!

It's said that Tech is a huge party school that is pretty much obsessed with football. Also that all the students are a bunch of country kids who ride horses around and watch tumbleweeds roll across campus.

all rich kids

Lots of hot girls Way too many frat daddies way too many sorority girls elevated std rate extremely rude fans at football games

pretty white people.