Texas Tech University

Texas Tech has a plethora of beautiful women and most of them are pretty cool. Football games are awesome and the student section at the Jones probably has the best seats in college football. It's pretty easy to register for classes, and most of the professors actualy do a good job teaching. Contrary to popular belief, Lubbock really isn't that bad, and its the second largest city in the Big 12. The weather is awesome besides a dust storm or two in the spring. The only thing that sucks is driving 30 min round trip to get beer at the strip, but on the plus side, bars here are cheaper than most other college towns. Come to Tech, you won't be dissapointed.

3rd Year Male -- Class 2009

Education Quality: A+, Surrounding City: B+

The great thing about Tech is the university strives to provide future opportunities for its graduates. I came here in large part because I knew I wanted to go to medical school, and I was told by the faculty that they would help make it happen. With great reccomendations and adequate prep for the MCAT, I got into the medical school of my choice. Many of my friends have similar stories about Tech helping them achieve their goals by taking a vested interest in the success of its graduates. This is a quality that you may not find at other large universities, and one that makes Texas Tech a great place to get an undergraduate degree.

5th Year Male -- Class 2006

Education Quality: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: B

You will get as much from your classes as you desire. If you want a challenging experience then you'll attend class, do assignments and take advantage of the activities available to you. If you just want to be a face that your professors don't recognize because you don't show up to class...it's okay too!

3rd Year Female -- Class 2006

Faculty Accessibility: A, Education Quality: F