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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is how Texas schools stand. Rice UT Austin SMU, Baylor, TCU, Texas A&M, Trinity College UTD, U of Houston TXU, Texas Tech, UNT others Other than first two, rest offer merit scholarships so sometimes even top students who aren't eligible for need based aid, go to lower tiers for merit money. That being said, SMU doesn't have a good return on investment unless you are getting aid, scholarship or have jobs lined up though contacts. [/quote] This list was obviously not compiled by a politician. If I may, I would like to make a couple of adjustments to your list: U Texas at Austin Texas A&M U Texas Satellite campuses Texas A&M satellite & affiliate campuses U Houston, Baylor, TCU, Texas State, Texas Tech, UNT (This space intentionally left blank) SMU, Rice, Trinity University [/quote] Aggies :roll: [/quote] But, if you know Texas, you know that the state is divided between the two schools--and those divisions run deep and last for life.[/quote] I know Texas culture and Texas schools as well as anyone and no, A&M is not on the same 'level' as UT. The first list was correct in terms of academic reputation. Not sure what you mean by the state being divided though. The state is huge and most don't care about either. And mostly UT doesn't care about A&M but A&M cares very much about UT. [/quote]
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