The University of Texas at Austin

It is the flagship institution of the University of Texas systems.UT Austin is proud to be one of the world's leading research universities, with an internationally distinguished faculty.

Great sprawling campus. Visited the Thompson Conference center for a graduation ceremony. The venue is located close to the LBJ presidential library. There are various pictures of famous people hanging in the hallway. The floor looks like it’s made of marble or white quartz, super fancy looking. The grounds outside look pristine.

Great campus. Cool architecture. Beautiful.

Beautiful campus to wander around, great design and sights to check out while in Austin.

There are an abundance of resources that promote learning and creativity! An amazing place to work.

An aggie was here. Give you a 5 star but A&M is still the better school!

Great way to spend some time in Austin !! Hook'em !!

Graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture 5 year degree. That set me up for life with many life skills, a very rich environment there to be had. I could not get this type of education anywhere else.

Extremely clean and organized, very good location in the downtown, they are hosting the best entertainment events, unfortunately the parking near by is very expensive, stair ting at $40 FYI

Even Far Better than anyone could have ever imagined it would Be! Just a real Dream Come True/Trew!!! Longhorn Country & Nation here indeed! Indeed! Immaculate and blows TexasA&M, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, MIT, Alabama, ou, & All the rest hands down without question!!! GOD BLESS TEXAS!!!

Great hospital!!! The are staff very nice and extremely knowledgeable, they took really great care of me and I feel like I’m on the right path now.

Over the years, the University of Texas at Austin has developed and built the campus into an increasingly beautiful place. There are innumerable study spots and incredible views to be found all over campus. Further, they've been working on street infrastructure to make campus walk-areas safer and more accessible to pedestrians or bikers. Overall, great university.

This place makes me wish I was a student again, and I had gone here. They are amazingly liberal, have some of the best facilities in the world and the campus and its surrounding area is really beautiful. A lot of the facilities are open to the public, which is a really great thing for someone living in the city.

Took a tour of this University when I was younger my friend Steven attended this University back in the days and is one of the famous alumni. Some of you may have heard of him his name is Steven Armstrong former senator and even tried running in 2020 for president.

Great public education institution.
Also a great price for the quality of education.
Also I like the atmosphere (liberal and modern)

Recommend: join many student organizations and make friends as you do the service hours/volunteer to help the communities
+ talk to professors a lot to get to know them

Awesome visiting UTA during 2017 On Campus Interviews.

Loved my time there. The campus is very big (but not overwhelmingly so), and one can walk to most classes in 10-15 minutes. Many choices of places to eat, either on the Drag or on the several dining rooms across campus. Only complaint about the campus itself is parking (which is either difficult to find or far away but always expensive, nonetheless), and the never-ending construction on campus, which can be quite an annoyance sometimes due to the route disruption or noise. Hook 'em!

Proud to have earned my PhD at UT Austin, and in 2012, named a Distinguished Graduate of the Community College Leadership Program. Great school, high quality academic rigor. Excellent faculty, staff, students, curriculum, support and facilities. I highly recommend UT to future scholars. Hook em' Horns!

When I visited UT I had a fantastic time! The campus is very beautiful, the students are nice, and the campus in general has so much to offer! If you for some reason go to Austin I would recommend stopping by!

I visited this campus. I've been to 47 states and traveled internationally visiting international universities. Oddly enough I didn't go to the library while here. I sensed a very strong presence of paranormal activity on the campus. I saw the bronze statue of Shirley Chisholm