Texas Christian University Top Questions

...and it's true. The stereotypical TCU student is a wealthy white girl with a newer or brand-new mid-range or luxury car that she can't drive or park well. She will have a credit card that Daddy pays for, and she won't have any concept of limited spending. She will also carry an iPhone in some kind of silicone case. She will probably be wearing an oversize sorority/fraternity shirt and athletic shorts, and will probably carry a Jon Hart or North Face bag. She probably drinks like a fish, and may or may not have an actual working brain.

I would say most people look at the sky-high tuition rate at TCU and judge that it's a private university for spoiled rich kids. That's what I mostly heard from peopel when I told them I'm going to TCU.

Common stereotypes are that we are all spoiled and wealthy. Also, a common stereotype which is accurate is that TCU girls are very pretty and outnumber the guys.

You either love TCU or you don't. Everyone is Greek, and all greeks are snobs. People don't work hard to earn their education, they just coast through life. "TCU: where the girls are girls and the guys are too"

Snobby, Spoiled Brats

rich and stuck-up

People automatically think that everyone at TCU is filthy rich, drives BMWs, and is affiliated with a Greek organization on campus. People think TCU is a party school.

The people are beautiful and filthy rich.

Alot of people think that TCU is just for rich, snobby kids

That all of the girls are daddy's little rich girls, and that they get whatever they want.