Graduate Schools in Texas

Rice University

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 2 reviews

Graduate Student: The recruiting and application process was very different from other colleges and programs that I applied for. Rice was very good about following up and providing more information. They worked with you to remove road blocks and worked hard to keep you informed and help you provide the best application possible. Other colleges and universities I had to call regularly every day leaving voicemails hoping to reach somebody, vs always getting a call back the same day from Rice.
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University of Texas - Austin

• Graduate School
• Austin, TX
• 22 reviews

Graduate Student: Quality of professors is great. Emphasis on learning and building skills is on point. I am a working professional while working on my masters. The university allows this opportunity for people like me through the Option III graduate programs. The program requires attending class once a month and everything else is online. Working in groups is a key to learning and with the diversity of the cohort this becomes ground zero for the experience. My cohort included working professionals from several industries including aerospace, software, oil & gas, entrepreneurs, etc... The perspective you get from working in such dynamic groups is invaluable and helps everyone grow as a professional and student.
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Southern Methodist University

• Graduate School
• Dallas, TX
• 12 reviews

Graduate Student: SMU is a great school with strong ties to top corporations in the DFW area. The faculty is highly educated, and motivated to bring you current events and topics, shaping your education with real world understanding. The campus is beautiful, and the students are all welcoming and bright. i couldn't be happier! Go Mustangs!
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Texas Christian University

• Graduate School
• Fort Worth, TX
• 6 reviews

Graduate Student: I have gone from viewing this school as one for just rich snobs to very proud Frog. The staff are incredible! They extremely personable, supportive, understanding, and mentoring. Yes, the school is still wildly expensive, but thankfully they really try to help worth that too (grants, scholarships, and other financial aid). Plus, the quality of the education is second to none. TCU is a university I'd highly recommend to anyone.
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University of Texas - Dallas

• Graduate School
• Richardson, TX
• 24 reviews

Sophomore: This school is growing! There’s so many cultures, so many majors, so many ages, and so much help! UTD has many programs And guides to help with almost anything as far as financial, Medical, psychological, or educational help.
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University of Houston

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 26 reviews

Graduate Student: University of Houston is a phenomenal school to invest the next 4 years of your life as well as money! For a university level education, it is very affordable and located in an area where living is also very affordable. Even if the school is considered a commuter school there are many organizations ( fraternity, sorority, dance teams, anime club, business clubs ) students can join to make friends and feel more involved in the community. The university offers many majors, 2 professional schools, and many graduate programs. They have branches all over the state of Texas. This university is reputable where freshly graduates do not have trouble finding a job! It is located in an area where major companies or the company of your dreams will hire fresh graduate students full time or offer internships . I would highly recommend this University!
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University of Dallas

• Graduate School
• Irving, TX
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: University of Dallas offers a great Business program and small classes. This helps ask more questions and engage more. They do also have separate buildings that help differentiate their grad programs.
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St. Mary's University - Texas

• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX
• 3 reviews

Texas State University

• Graduate School
• San Marcos, TX
• 15 reviews

Graduate Student: Texas State University has some of the best professors who are obviously not only experts in their field, but they continue to do research in their specific areas to make a positive impact on the world. TSU campus life has an energy that makes you feel comfortable, students are happy and pleasant, and they definitely like to show their school spirit! You will love the TSU library, the writing center, and the different resources that TSU offers to help you succeed!
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Saint Edward's University

• Graduate School
• Austin, TX
• 4 reviews

Senior: Besides being able to enjoy one of Austin's most beautiful campuses, St. Edward's is a haven for diverse population of students seeking a sense of community and that value their relationships with their professors and advisers.
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University of Texas - Arlington

• Graduate School
• Arlington, TX
• 38 reviews

Graduate Student: I absolutely love my department! All the professors genuinely care for your success and would go the extra mile to make it happen! Couldn’t have asked for a better department to be in.
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Abilene Christian University

• Graduate School
• Abilene, TX
• 34 reviews

Niche User: My sister attended this university for her Higher Educations master's degree. During her experience, she did most of her classes online but spent a couple of weeks during the summer on campus. The program was wonderful and fully engaged with her even though she was a state away. She now works for a major university and loves her job!
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Houston Baptist University

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 6 reviews

Graduate Student: My graduate degree from HBU provided me with incredible opportunities and prepared me to be successful in my field. My professors knew my name, they cared about my success, and served as exceptional advisors throughout my time as a student. I can’t recommend this school enough.
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Angelo State University

• Graduate School
• San Angelo, TX
• 8 reviews

Graduate Student: The university is beautiful! It has a strong sense of community to where you never have to feel like you are alone or left out. Even if you like to be on your own more, you will always have someone to lean on whether it be you r classmates or the faculty and staff. The city is amazing as well. It is not too big or too small. It has just the right amount of entertainment that a college student might like to do. While west Texas climate might not be all that great, San Angelo is located in a great part of the state to where you are not too far from anything!
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Hardin-Simmons University

• Graduate School
• Abilene, TX
• 4 reviews

Senior: Hardin-Simmons University was the best decision I made. I cannot imagine going somewhere else. The people here are amazing, and truly care about your success both in and out of college. The small class size promotes learning, and you get to know you professors. There are so many student life activities to attend as well. For me HSU was the total package.
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Texas A&M University

• Graduate School
• College Station, TX
• 26 reviews

Alum: I went to Texas A&M as an undergraduate degree, so I knew there was only one place I wanted to be for my graduate degree. The faculty and staff were amazing at helping me get the experience that I needed and applying it to my future work. I was able to combine my passion for animals with my love of marketing and events and work through a program tailored for me. I know I would not be where I am today without Texas A&M!
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Texas Tech University

• Graduate School
• Lubbock, TX
• 28 reviews

Graduate Student: I like about Texas Tech is that it is very homely. Though it has some very excellent professors serving in different departments (at least I can tell about my department where some of the national and international known faces in our fields are part of our department's faculty), I do not feel that much pressure studying here. Despite being a relatively small university, Texas Tech is trying to give its students the highest level of education so that after finishing my study, I could easily find a job. I love Lubbock's peaceful environment and one of reasons I am here at Texas Tech is its weather here in Lubbock. I would definitely recommend Texas Tech to anybody who would like to go to graduate school.
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University of North Texas

• Graduate School
• Denton, TX
• 34 reviews

Niche User: A state University that provides a variety of majors to choose from. It’s definitely a great university and I would honestly recommend it to any student looking to attend a graduate school in the State of Texas! More specifically, North Texas!
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Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

• Graduate School
• Lubbock, TX
• 5 reviews

Graduate Student: I obtained my bachelors in science at this university and it was nothing short of an amazing experience. I had incredible teachers who seemed to really care about you as a student, and even cared about what was going on in your personal life. I had never had an experience with such amazing insturctors as I had at Texas Tech. Now, I am happy to say I am going back to this school to obtain my Masters. Wreck Em!
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University of Texas - Health Science Center at Houston

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 4 reviews

Graduate Student: UTH- houston is made up of strictly graduate and professional schools offering a lot of opportunities for research, and specified course work. The student programs are great and the community is welcoming. They also offer a bussing system between campuses, the gym and parking which is super helpful downtown!
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Baylor University

• Graduate School
• Waco, TX
• 31 reviews

Graduate Student: My experience began with a simple Webinar which introduced me to the University Admissions Counselor and learned more about my chosen career field. I was hooked on this University since the moment started speaking very passionate about how Baylor University is different from the rest. My Admissions Counselor is EXCELLENT at what he does and recommend to sought out the University to experience the warm welcome from University Representatives for themselves!
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University of Texas - Health Science Center at San Antonio

• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: Awesome school! I can't wait to attend here this summer. I know that faculty genuinely care about their students. The campus is beautiful, and I like that they are building new facilities for the students. The location of UTHSCSA is a great spot for students and visitors.
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University of North Texas Health Science Center

• Graduate School
• Fort Worth, TX
• 2 reviews

Graduate Student: University of North Texas HSC is a great school for anyone who is wanting a family and uncompetitive atmosphere while still teaching you how to be the best health care professional possible. Not only do they teach you about medicine, but they teach you about self care and mental health. One thing I would like to see at UNT HSC, as well as other schools, is diversity. Although the school(s) are trying to bring in people of color, it would be nice to see more.
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Texas Woman's University

• Graduate School
• Denton, TX
• 14 reviews

Graduate Student: Texas Woman's University (Dallas campus) is a welcoming environment accepting of everybody that steps foot onto its campus. Even with myself being a male, I did not feel like I was being discriminated against whatsoever. It is a nice, modern campus that has a big focus on my major, nursing. I wish that the campus was larger in size and that it would try to reach out to more male students who are looking for a great university, despite the name.
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University of the Incarnate Word

• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX
• 15 reviews

Graduate Student: I absolutely love attending this university! Professors are fair and responsive to a student's needs, usually responding to a question or concern at all hours of the day. This university also has quality instruction with real challenging material. This is not a run of the mill university where you pay for your degree, you will actually learn something and will be needed to apply yourself in your studies. I am so glad I transferred from my "pay for degree" school to this University.
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