The University of Texas at Austin Top Questions

When ever I talk about my school to my friends, I tell them and brag about the diverse atmosphere. I love that at the University of Texas at Austin, there are so many different people from so many different walks of life. I have encountered people from not only all over the nation, but also all over the world, everywhere from Dallas to Italy; from Virginia to Nigeria. Being at this school, I have learned so much about other cultures, things that I never knew before and I have grown to appreciate them.

I brag mostly about the Red McCombs School of Business because it is recognized in the nation. It is a very competitive school and not everyone can get in. I also brag about how good our school's football team is . They were undefeated this past season until they went to the BCS Championship where they lost to Alabama.

At UT Austin, people don't judge you no matter what. In my home town this is completely opposite, so it's nice to have a change. You don't have to hide who you are. You can act how you want and people won't look at you funny or talk about you. Everyone just does what they need to do. They all worry about themselves and not criticizing everyone around them.

How absolutely beautiful and scenic the campus and the entire city of Austin is. Another thing people dont realize, is that Austin is the "live music capital of the world"; there is a plethora of music and art everywhere you go, which gives Austin a vibrant energy that is quite rare, especially in Texas.

I tell my friends and relatives that it is great school. The students in my school are from different parts of the world. When you walk around looking for a room to see professor's or TA's office hours you here students speaking in different languages. It made me feel like I am traveling from China to Germany, then Japan, Russia, India, from Vietnam to Africa and then to Spain. I feel so great to be among so many different students. I love professors at my school. Their lectures are so interesting. It worse the money I paid for.

I often ramble to my friends about the diversity my school has to offer. My university has an amazing array of majors to choose from, which means one will, most likely, enroll in a field of study they are truly passionate about. Of course, this is, in part, what leads so many students to excel in the respective field of study. Furthermore, with such a large student base, we have a great variety of groups to help each and every student feel at home or be adventurous and explore new things.

The fact that we have it all. Nationally ranked sports teams? Check. World renowned academic programs? Check. Beautiful campus in a growing city? Check. And above all else, the people here are some of the best people you could ever meet.

I mostly brag about all of the opportunities I have, not only within the school, but in the whole Austin community. Around every corner, there is someone to meet and something to do that I know can and probably will affect my college experience. Since I am majoring in Theatre and Dance with a focus in Technology and Design, I often brag about the fun things I've done in class and my accomplishments in those classes. I also like to brag about our amazing football team. I'm not really a football fan, but I know football unites people.

UT is a very active school. Our football team is really strong and we have really great school spirit. UT also offers a variety of extracurricular activities so it is really easy to get involved. UT is big but it's nice because you get to meet a lot of different types of people.

We have loads of school pride.

University of Texas in Austin has the 15th rank overall standing in whole world. It is a very diverse place. Teachers are so educated. Alumni are so friendly and there are so many sources to use and learn

University of Texas is one of the best public universities in the nation, and the best in Texas. So because I had to leave the University of Denver for the University of Texas due to financial issues, I downgraded to the best public university in Texas which is hardly a drop-off. Not only will it offer me a great oppurtunity to attend law school, but it is one of the most fun universities a college student could attend.

My quality education- the feel of a small liberal arts college in a huge university.

I brag about the amazing amount of school spirit. Everybody on campus is there for one another and we all rally together to back our sports teams, academic teams, and pretty much anything the school does. UT is definitely a family.

I love the environment. I love the competitiveness of the students.

I'm very proud of the well-rounded education I received. Many professors were also involved in research, and were well-established in their fields. We were taught the most current and accepted information available. Many of the courses, especially the science courses, were very difficult. And of course, I'm also proud of Longhorn football!

It is one of the top schools in the Nation! I know that I am getting one of the best educations possible. The campus is beautiful and the football games are a blast. After graduating from UT, I know I have the education and credibility to get any job I desire.

UT has a very strong academic program in addition to its strong research foundation.

The general acceptance and liberal attitude. Anyone is accepted here. Race, sexual orientation, religion, political leanings doesn't matter. Everyone has a place and everyone feels very comfortable. There are also few rules and structure for social activities. Dating, sex, etc, are talked about and accepted.

Athletics, campus amenities, and surrounding food.