The University of Texas at Austin Top Questions

Best thing about this school are the students, the loyalty and their pride to the school. The students and alumni are without a doubt some of the most dedicated people I have ever met. They are always trying to find new ways to incorporate better renovations all around the school and make the university the best it can be.

The best thing is that despite being known as a big party school, we still have high academic standards. Many of our departments are in the top 10 nationally. You will work hard at my school, but you will always be assured that your effort and stress is worth it. You will get a great education and overall college experience, and people outside the college recognize that too. It is obvious that the faculty and staff at the university want you to succeed. There are many resources available for whatever you need to continue and excel.

Representatives from the Queer Student Alliance and Queer People of Color talk about queer awareness week.

A student representing the Distinguished Speakers Series at the University of Texas describes an upcoming lecture.

The school spirit and the standards the teachers hold you to.

The best thing about my school is that there is a lot of credibility and that a lot of people want to come here because of that. Here I can get a great education without paying Ivy League costs even though I'm struggling and working hard to pay for it now. I feel that in the end it will be worth it and I am honored and blessed to be able to attend UT.

the huge network of alumni

The best thing about this school is the city of Austin. Austin provides tons on extra curricular activities throughout the week. Its a very healthy and very eco-friends city. As far as Texas goes it's not too hot and it doesn't get too cold either. It is a perfect city or a university.

It's a pretty diverse place. They could do more and they definitively try to. The diversity allows many ideas to be pushed around and for many people to become active in all sorts of things.

My University offers so much diversity academically and socially that I feel proud to be part of such a community. I have never been in a situation where people are so welcoming to new ideas and new experiences that has encouraged me to open up and want to be a part of something that I know can make a difference in not just our community, but our nation, and even the world.