Texas
University of Texas at Austin Reinstates SAT/ACT Requirement
Students applying to UT Austin will have to submit standardized scores starting in fall 2024.
Student-Run Group Continues Services After UT Austin Eliminates Program for Undocumented Students
UT Austin discontinued a program for undocumented students, stating it may violate Texas’ anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion law. Students are picking up the slack and seeking answers.
Texas County Jail Offers Incarcerated Students College Credits, Fresh Starts
A partnership between Tarrant County College and the Tarrant County Jail allows incarcerated people to take college classes and prepares them for future careers as they reenter society.
Students Continue LGBTQ+ Programs Despite Texas DEI Ban
Texas Tech University LGBTQ+ students are hosting programs for themselves after the state cut DEI funding.
Hispanic Serving Institutions in Texas
Discover more about Hispanic-serving institutions in Texas and what these diverse universities or colleges can offer you as a student.
Elon Musk Wants to Create a Tuition-Free University in Texas
Musk has applied to establish a K-12 tuition-free school in Austin, Texas, which he then plans to expand to add an accredited, tuition-free university.
The University of Austin Is Now Accepting Applications. Here’s What Students Need to Know.
The University of Austin is offering full, four-year scholarships to 100 student to establish the university’s legacy and build its undergraduate program.
Texas A&M to Launch Online MBA Program
The asynchronous, online master of business administration (MBA) program from Texas A&M’s Mays Business School prioritizes flexibility for students.
Texas Voters Approve Creation of $3.9B Endowment for 4 Research Universities
The new Texas University Fund will benefit the University of Houston, Texas Tech University, the University of North Texas, and Texas State University.