Longhorn Roots
Burnt Orange was always a around my Family, My Family was always on a Longhorn craze. I grew up watching my Texas Longhorns win the National Championship in 2005 against USC Trojans, My brother went nuts when they won the National title. I could barely remember it but it is just one of those moments that you just won’t forget for the rest of your life. My Brother, and cousins are in UT as of now. When your roots are from your surrounding’s or Family, Those traditions, and values are your core, and will be passed down to my own kids. I have also visited The University of Texas Austin, Multiple times, and it is a perfect fit for me. I think the city is one of the biggest reason of, what makes UT Austin so special, and it
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81% of students from UT Austin Graduate within the first six years of school. The financial aid package is averaged out at $11,349 (“University of Texas at Austin, “at a glance”,”).
The calendar type is by semester, The Student to Faculty ratio is 18:1. 95 percent of freshman return to The University of Texas at Austin for their sophomore years. Majors are not required before college, they’re usually chosen near the end of sophomore year. For bachelors the breakdown for what major they picked is very diverse in UT Austin. Engineering is leading with 12%, followed by Biology at 11%, 11% Business, and Marketing, 11% on Communications, and Journalism, 11% in social sciences, 5% in Computer, and information sciences, 5% in Family, and consumer sciences, 5% in Health Professions, and 5% in interdisciplinary Studies. From the percentages shown you can tell how diverse The University of Texas at Austin, with the percentages not peaking not too much higher than any other majors (“Majors and, learning environment”).
The average age of a Student at The University of Texas at Austin is 20. Women pull a slight edge off the population total, with 53%, and Men with 47%. At Major Universities, Like UT Austin the population balance will probably stay very balanced by not overdoing one gender. Race, and Ethnicity wise The University of Texas, Austin is a very diverse University, with a little bit of every race. White’s lead the population with 42%, and then followed by Hispanic/Latino
Measuring Up: The National Report on Higher Education stated in 2006: “Texas’ under-performance in educating its young population could limit the state’s access to a competitive workforce and weaken its economy over time.” Yet in the intervening years, Texas leaders have done nothing to reverse this downward trend, instead slashing scholarships and other resources even further.
More than 1000 students on the main campus in Plainview ,TX,plus 5800 students on campuses in Amarillo, Lubbock, and San Antonio, and Wichita Falls, and texas.
In 1997, Texas legislature passed a law that all high school seniors were to be accepted to the University of Texas if they finish in the top ten percent of their class. The University of Texas followed this law but found that their student body was becoming less and diverse. Universities believe that having a diverse student is an important part of learning.
Every Texan knows the legends of Stephen F. Austin that lead him to become the “Father of Texas.” Few Texas would try to say anyone else deserves this honor even though Texas is not short of larger than life legends. Such names include Lorenzo Zavala, Thomas Rusk, Juan Seguin, William Travis, James Bowie, and Sam Houston. Even “In his eulogy for Austin, Houston called him, "The Father of Texas"” (Areas of Interest). But despite this many would argue that Houston deserves the title.
The total average cost of attendance to attend Texas A&M for one year cost about $27,272 (for in-state residents), which includes tuition and fees, board and room, books, transportation and other types of expenses. It’s also not a problem if you don’t live nearby . There are 16 different A&M University's. The closest ones from here would be Corpus Christi, San Antonio, and College Station. Texas A&M is the state’s oldest institution of higher education, and was founded in 1876.
According to The University of Texas at Austin website, as of fall 2015, nearly half of the student population was white. Less than 55% of the student population was made up of all other races.
Austin, Texas, home to the Texas Longhorns and Bevo, as like football Austin has a rich and long history. Austin was founded in 1837 and was name after Stephen F. Austin, the father of Texas. After Texas Gained independence in 1837 Austin became the capitol until 1842 when Sam Houston, the current Republic President at the time, moved it to Houston which was a city named after him since he was the hero
Texas, while one of the largest and most diverse states in the United States is also one of the most ideologically conservative. This is especially prevalent through traditional behaviors and the religious influence upheld in its legislature. These qualities can be seen in vast majority in the Senate Bill No. 6, or more popularly known as the “Bathroom Bill”. This newly proposed bill was brought forth for the first time in May of 2016 and has since turned people to anger and fear as it has been gaining momentum.
The Texas population consists of people with a variety of different cultural and racial background. The Texas population seems to be very young with an approximate 27.3 percent of the population being under the age of 18, and about 11.5 percent being over the age of 65 (U.S. Census Bureau, “Texas.”). Factors that increase the Texas population include higher birthrates, lower death rates, as well as immigration from other countries and states. The population is changing from a primarily white population as recorded during the 1990s to a projected primarily Latino population by 2050. However, Latinos were not a considered a separate ethnic group until the 1990s but were counted to the white population which consisted of European whites and the Latinos. The African- American population decreased from over 20 percent during the 1850s to below 20 percent population as of 2015. Asian- Americans are considered the smallest population in Texas at 4.5 percent (The Asian Population,” 2010 Census Briefs). Due to the changing economy and
The University of Texas - Pan American has been in operation since 1927, when it opened its doors with an inaugural class of just 20 students. Over the next 90 years, the university grew to become the tenth-largest public institution in the state of Texas, hosting more than 20,000 students who study fields like biology, business, and computer science at the school 's Edinburg campus. The tremendous growth of this institution has seen it transition from the smallest public school in the state to one of its major research institutions. It is also one of a handful of schools to serve students at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels, rounding out a full commitment to higher education among its Rio Grande communities. Though the school has already grown by leaps and bounds, it 's not quite finished as of yet. In late 2015, the school will merge with the University of Texas at Brownsville. This merger will significant increase the number of Pan American students as well as add a top-ranked medical school to the mix.
Being fairly spread out, Texas’ distribution from 2010(the latest study for demographics)was 45.3% white American people, 37.6% Hispanic, 11.8% African American, 10.5% other races, 3.8% Asian, The majority of American population consists of English, German, and African Americans and Hispanics. Out of these races, their
The breakdown of race/ ethnicity of uninsured Texans are Latinos with a high 58.8 % following the white population with a 27.5% leaving African Americans with a 10.0%. Other races being a minority with a 3.7% (Champagne). Several programs assist the insured population in Texas. One of them is the polemic Affordable Act, passed by President Obama.
Although average funding per full-time student at mainstream universities has risen to approximately $7,540 in recent years, TCUs can expect to receive an average of $3,000 per student (Stull, G., Spyridakis, D., Gasman, M., Samayoa, A. C., & Booker,
Statewide, the average total tuition and fees has risen 119%, from $1,934 to $4,229 for the semester, according to data from Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. An example of an increase is from the University of Texas.
The Art Institute of California – Sacramento’s workforce is very diverse. Many different ethnicities, cultures, and demographics represent the campus at every level. The ratio of men to women staff and faculty is also pretty even. The student population is also very diverse. The diversity is the same as the workforce but the student population also has a socioeconomic diversity since some student come from lower income families and some from higher income. The student body is also compromised of more men then women. This could be due to the types of programs that the Art Institute of California – Sacramento offers.