The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Top Questions

I tell them that its a really interesting school because they have well known speakers that go and talk to us, there are a lot of things that encourage students to participate in activities like sports, games, and more by having tournaments were the winners get school money. They also have music concerts were the admission can be either free or a couple of dollars.

The teachers are really great and have excellent teaching methods and will work with you one on one, work out any problems you have and mostly are very passionate about their job

Mostly I like to talk about all the game nights that my school has for the students. They really try to make it a more friendly environment by making everyone accessable. I'm not great at the tournaments, but that doesn't stop the fun of the late nights hanging out. Also, the teachers are awesome. Most all of them have a sense of humor and they keep the classes upbeat, even in statistics, which is mighty hard to conquer.

I always tell my friends that you don't have to go to a big expensive school to get a quality education. Family support is very important and it is something you can count on when you attend a commuter university.

I brag about big city education in a small town.

Its pretty big. Classes are good. The tution cost compared to the education it provides is awesome.

I brag about the overall lessons that I have learned in each course. I also brage that my professors rarely miss class and that is important because I want to be as educated as possible before starting my career.

I tell my friends how much my school can offer in terms of classes and social things, even there is not enough social events. Also I tell them that I think is the best school in south texas, in terms of what can offer to students that attend that unversity.

My school is really close to Mexico and South Padre Island.