Graduate Schools in Texas

Rice University

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 1

Graduate Student: This is an amazing university filled with friendly and educated people around every corner. It also does not hurt that the campus is one of the most beautiful that I have ever been on. There are trees everywhere. Nearly everywhere you go, you are surrounded by nature and owls!
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University of Texas - Austin

• Graduate School
• Austin, TX
• 9

Graduate Student: I love UT so much. It's very affordable and by attending, you're getting a degree from a "public ivy". Your degree will go a long way. The academics can be very very challenging, but you're in classes with top notch professors and really smart and hard working classmates.
Outside of academics, there are a ton of organizations and clubs to be involved in. The greek scene is huge but for people looking outside of that, there is an outstanding radio station, comedy magazine, interest clubs, service clubs, and intramural athletics. Th campus is beautiful and despite a few recent incidents, the campus feels safe. The atmosphere is welcoming.
Ultimately you get out what you put in and if you invest time and energy into pursuing what you love, there's no better place to study than UT.
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Southern Methodist University

• Graduate School
• Dallas, TX
• 10

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 A&M University

• Graduate School
• College Station, TX
• 19

Graduate Student: There were so many opportunities I missed out on during my undergraduate career at TAMU. I am back now for my master's and I wish when I had more time as an undergrad to go out and explore my campus, organizations, and talk with more people in my classes and talk with my professors. Go to office hours! Take advantage of the REC center. Attend events on campus and bring some friends along. Get involved in your community. It's important to explore your freshman first semester and then build a strong foundation your second semester and learn from previous mistakes.
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Trinity University - Texas

• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX

Texas Christian University

• Graduate School
• Fort Worth, TX
• 3

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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Baylor University

• Graduate School
• Waco, TX
• 20

Graduate Student: I spent 4 years of my life at Baylor and loved it so much I decided to pursue a graduate education here. Baylor is a big institution with a small school feel. Because of that small school feel you're very much surrounded by community. Another part of what makes Baylor unique is the commitment to service and approaching most everything through the lens of a Christian Worldview. The level of care and attention that Baylor and it's faculty give to the students of Baylor is unmatched. If you want a college experience that integrates faith and ethics into academics in a very seamless way, Baylor is the place for you.
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Texas Tech University

• Graduate School
• Lubbock, TX
• 18

Graduate Student: Lubbock is one of the best little-cities to live (and I've lived in 3 different countries, 5 different major cities). There are bike lanes all around and within the campus that make the quality of day-to-day life very high. The facilities are top notch, professors are available/engaging/brilliant and I loved my years there.
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Baptist Health System School of Health Professions

• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX

University of Texas - Dallas

• Graduate School
• Richardson, TX
• 20

Graduate Student: One of the characteristics I look for in schools is diversity. I value diverse student, faculty, and staff populations. UTD has provided me with that. I also love that there are so many different cultures, backgrounds, and disciplines to study. Most importantly, I have been greatly challenged in my graduate studies of molecular and cell biology. This school will definitely help open the door to medical school.
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University of Houston

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 16

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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LeTourneau University

• Graduate School
• Longview, TX
• 2

Graduate Student: My experience has been a pleasant one from the beginning with speaking with an advisor after my registration, helping me with going over my transcripts to which classes I needed to complete the graduate program. What was most interesting was the spiritual aspect and speaking with Dr. Quiet about why I choose this school. All the staff since my enrollment has always been available to answer and assist in any questions I had and point out my options. The professors who I have taken classes with have always responded to my questions in a timely manner as assist as well with any questions or concerns. I have enjoyed by time here, I am looking forward to the time to come.
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Austin College

• Graduate School
• Sherman, TX

University of Dallas

• Graduate School
• Irving, TX
• 1

Graduate Student: I have not yet started at this school but they gave me a chance to prove my self in academia when i didn't think anyone else would
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St. Mary's University - Texas

• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX
• 4

Graduate Student: System Management Concept (EG 7351A) was one of the best classes that I had on spring semester. This class was taught by Professor Ben Jurewicz. During this class, there was a lot of Practical work involved, but with the detailed lecture notes, assigned readings, homework problems, and most importantly Professor’s encouragement you can succeed in the projects.
In this class Professor was mostly focused on practical work in real world. It was exciting to be able to apply concepts learned in the class to an actual work I was doing at the time. The ability to apply one concept in the "real world" encouraged me to look for ways to incorporate the other concepts learned.
I can truly say that out of all Engineering classes that I have taken I learned the most in this one. The way this class was running and the way the supplementary materials were provided.
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Texas State University

• Graduate School
• San Marcos, TX
• 7

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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University of North Texas

• Graduate School
• Denton, TX
• 20

Graduate Student: Living in Denton, TX for almost half of my life, UNT has always been a campus near my house that everyone knew about. I earned my bachelor's degree from TWU and decided to earn a Forensic Science Certification at UNT. Watching its growth over the past years made me so excited that I ended becoming a student here myself!
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University of St. Thomas - Texas

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 3

Graduate Student: I am currently pursuing a Master's of Science degree in Accounting which I firmly believe will furnish me with the essentail knowledge, skills and resources needed to be successful in the business world. In addition, the University of St.Thomas (UST) - Texas, offers students the opportunity to serve through volunterism. Students are able to help beautify their campus and serve others in the greater Houston community. Moreover UST students, faulty and staff truly embodies the Basilian core values of goodness, discipline, and knowledge.
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Dallas Baptist University

• Graduate School
• Dallas, TX
• 8

Graduate Student: I have been a student at DBU since 2011. I have enjoyed my time there, and I am thankful for the staff and faculty that have supported my journey. My only complaint would be that most professors have been there too long, and there is nothing new to their lectures or teaching techniques. Many do not know how to use technology in the classroom, and have not updated their required books in twenty years.
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Abilene Christian University

• Graduate School
• Abilene, TX
• 31

Graduate Student: Although it does not have the sense of awe that some state schools possess, ACU does a fantastic job at preparing its students for a life of purpose and success. The facilities have recently been renovated and the campus as never looked as good. Unlike other schools, the class sizes are manageable which gives you a chance to develop actual relationships with your professors. The connections that the university has are just as good as the most well-known schools. Companies and graduate schools across the country recruit for internships and jobs year round so for the ambitious there are opportunities out there. Like anything, you get out what you put in and ACU has a lot to offer.
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Saint Edward's University

• Graduate School
• Austin, TX
• 2

Graduate Student: I liked St. Edwards enough to go back for grad school...
In all seriousness, I would not change a thing. I grew more than I could have imagined and St. Edwards is definitely growing. As a student who was involved in student life I can confidently say that I have nothing but hope for the future. Everyday St. Eds works on being better and the return on investment landed me a job that I never imagined I would get. It is worth every growing pain and dollar spent.
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University of Texas - Arlington

• Graduate School
• Arlington, TX
• 27

Graduate Student: I appreciate the diversity in my school. There are also resources available for students to succeed academically and career wise. There are lots of research laboratories and we'll trained professionals. However, I will be happy if my school provide more scholarship opportunities for international students, they lack in that area. International students pay out of state tuition and international student fees, it's a whole lot.
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Sam Houston State University

• Graduate School
• Huntsville, TX
• 9

Graduate Student: I LOVE SHSU with my whole heart! That place just makes you feel right at home as soon as you get there. I am close and I always miss my family all the time but Sam has that atmosphere that just helps you stay calm and loved there as well. Classes are challenging but totally worth it. I went and studied for Criminology and it was the best decision of my life. I'm so grateful to have went there and met all the teachers and friends that I did. I loved every moment and I'm glad to call Sam my school.
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Texas A&M International University

• Graduate School
• Laredo, TX
• 10

Graduate Student: Got my bachelor degree there also I'm going for my master degree. It is a good school. Professors are very strict and expect high standards for all students. However, most of them are accessible to reach if you have any questions in the assignment. There are higher chances to get accepted to some programs, for instance nursing. Laredo is a small city, so young population prefers to move to other cities rather staying in Laredo. Negative things about the school would be the food. There are not many places to eat. The only good restaurant is Chick fill A. There is not a diversity of culture as well. But overall "tamiu" is a good school.
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Southwestern Assemblies of God University

• Graduate School
• Waxahachie, TX
• 8

Graduate Student: The absolute best! SAGU has excellent staff, dynamic programs and is located in an great area. This school provides both theology based courses as well the science and arts degrees. An all around great school with students as its priority.
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