The University of Texas at Austin Top Questions

What is the stereotype of students at The University of Texas at Austin?

Hunter

that we party a lot and love football

Sarah

Many think that UT is too big and impersonal. They think you can never make friends because there are just too many. UT is also known as being a huge party school.

Lauren

party a lot, smart, ut has a diverse student body and some weirdos cause its in austin

KC

Most people in the b-school have a reputation for being a little bit stuck up in an "I'm better than you" sort of way.

Cody

That all are very liberal. Students never study. #1 party school.

Chris

Some people say that we're all nerds, and some people (notably Aggies) say that we're all gay.

Courtney

I would say that one of the biggest stereotypes is that UT is a party school, and not much more. Also, a number of people from my high school who went out of state thought that I wasn't living up to my potential by going to a state-school and not leaving Texas. Basically, these people questioned the caliber of a degree from UT.

Alex

One stereotype about The University of Texas in general is that it is simply a party school. This may have something to do with Princeton Review ranking us the number 1 party school in the nation last year...Indeed, Texas students know how to party. Also, people outside of Texas, particularly in the northern part of the country think The University of Texas has a politically conservative population. With President Bush and the strict death penalty associated with Texas, I can see why UT could be assumed very conservative. Lastly, with great universities comes the snob stereotype. Perhaps, Texas students are just confident.