Texas Tech University Top Questions

I think the best thing about my school is the fact that it encourages learning to a very high extent. Also, I love the school spirit that runs through the blood of many students here.

The sports atmosphere! I love sports and football is huge at Tech. Everyone really gets into it and likes to tailgate and cheer on the players. Its huge and so is the school spirit! WRECK EM TECH!

The education, friends, and good teachers.

The best thing about Texas Tech are the people I go to school with and the professors. I also like the community, feel very safe there.

I would consider the beauty of the campus the best thing about Texas Tech. Tech is located in a town that is extremely isolated and does not have much natural beauty, and Texas Tech makes the town beautiful.

The best things about my school are the opportunities we have to get involved, meet new people, build lasting relationships, and really grow into the people we want to be. Anything we want to achieve after college becomes possible, and meeting as many people as we do at Texas Tech opens many doors for the future.

The best thing about my school is that there is something for everyone. The reason that this is the best is because you want to go to school that has a place for you, and at Texas Tech, there is that place. We have a huge Greek system for the popular people, a big intermural section for the athletes, plenty of campus organizations everywhere from fencing and rock climbing to book club and poetry. The reason Texas Tech is the best is because we are widely open to everyone.

The environment that surrounds the school. Everyone feels welcome and it is easy to get along with everyone, most of the time. I think having this aura here makes it very attracting to most. Also the acedemics here are taught to have relevance in the real world.

The best thing about being a Red Raider is how diverse the campus is, yet everyone has so much in common. Majority of the campus is conservative and originally from Texas, but at the same time we each grow individually throughout different majors, classes, organizations, and extra curricular activities.