Texas Southmost College Top Questions

I guess the worst thing about my school is lack of school spirit. Overall the school is bland and boring, it doesn't seem to bring anyone's spirits up and it is a shame because I believe that school spirit should be a huge part of the college experience. School spirit brings people together and that is just not the case here.

I guess the worst thing about my school is lack of school spirit. Overall the school is bland and boring, it doesn't seem to bring anyone's spirits up and it is a shame because I believe that school spirit should be a huge part of the college experience. School spirit brings people together and that is just not the case here.

i have nothing bad to say about the school. i think the school is perfect the way it is.

There is nothing wrong with my school.

the worst thing that I think my college has is that there is not enough clubes and activities

I can't complain I truly believe that attending Texas Southmost College is a great opportunity therefore there is nothing bad in it.

The worst thing in the school would probably have to be waiting a long time to regrister for classes. Once you get into the line make sure you stay there even if it takes three hours to get your classes.

The worst thing that I would consider about my school is the location being that it is right next to the border where it is known be be very violent and deadly.

I think the worst thing about Texas Southmost College is the lack of diversity. Many of the students that attend TSC are considered Hispanic. There is a small population of Caucasian, but other that there is virtually no diversity. I believe that Texas Southmost College would likely benefit from a more diverse student body.

Nowadays most of the students prefer to simply get a job and leave the college, but they do not know the benefits that a career will have in their future. Also, many young people want to go to the college and get a career, but they do not have money for tuition. For this reason, scholarships are a good way to encourage students to have a high GPA and finish a career. I promise you that I will maintain my high GPA during all my college life.