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I will never forget the feeling of flying into Austin to start my first semester at the University of Texas. I was eager, excited, nervous, and anxious. As I arrived on campus, I was greeted by several students who assisted me in carrying my bags to my dorm. The students, faculty, and administration ate incredibly helpful and kind. The classes were very educational that I carried with me to this day. Campus itself is beautiful and there are several things to do in and around Austin . Hook 'em Horns!... Read More

The University of Texas at Austin is one of the greatest schools in the state of Texas. This because of three core reasons: the academics, the student body, and the opportunities. As a prestigious public school, The University of Texas provides you with instructors and degree plans that challenge you beyond your comfort zone. It pushes you to reach your potential and test your knowledge beyond your usual scope. Likewise, the school recruits new students every year that embody the principle "Work... Read More hard, play hard." Every student regardless of their degree plan show empathy for one another, ambition to become a successful individual, and social support for each other. Your classmates will quikly become your family throughout your time at the university. Also, they have many organizations you can join so you can quickly find your niche. Finally, the university provides students with endless opportunities to expand and maximize their career. From laboratories, career fairs, to volunteering opportunities, UT gives the students endless resources so they can further their education and develop into a well-rounded individual. They provide countless counselors to help guide you through your coursework. On top of that, the school does realize that succeeding on top of all your classes can be stressful at time. So, they even provide multiple health services so students can take care of themselves physically and mentally. Overall, the University of Texas is one of the greatest schools to attend. Looking back, I would definitely go back to UT for undergrad if I had a chance to repeat it all!