Reviews

Easy to stay ahead of the game here at UTB, easy to follow classes with grade A teachers

Small campus, easy to move around with many things to have at hand.

Tuition is great with low income individuals

Keep track on fasfa and first come first serve

For all types of students, they are there for you

The professors do their job. It is up to you to learn.

The campus is beautiful.

Tuition and fees are lower than other places.

There are many scholarships available and a lot of opportunities for financial aid. Stay informed!

Anyone who wants to save some money.

Despite what many people say about the teachers at this University, I truly believe that I have received a quality education here thus far :)

This campus isn't all too exciting as far as student life goes. There aren't too many organizations to join and the ones that ARE on campus, aren't very exciting. The dorms aren't very appealing and there really isn't much around campus except for a downtown area.

Considering that tuition isn't all that expensive in comparison to other colleges in Texas, it saddens me to say that yes. You do get your money's worth!

I would advise prospective students to just enjoy the time they have on campus. UTB is very relaxed and everyone gets along with everyone else here. It's not unpleasant.

Anyone who wants to get away from a hectic city environment and is looking for a more calm and passive atmosphere will probably enjoy this more than everyone else :)

excellent teachers and advisers always willing to help. If you are looking for cultural diversity this is the right place. UTB is a very active university there are several events going on every day and a lot of clubs to enroll.

Do not be afraid of college, it is a new way of living and learning but you are not alone. On the way you will have the support of teachers and staff who would always cheer you up.

very strict when it comes to attendence

nice, very comfortable rooms.

The university is place right in the middle of restaurants so you have lots of options plus is next to downtown.

Go to the gym, downtown, to the park, plus there are events going on on campus so sometimes you wont even have to go out.

charro's day!!! a beautiful celebration in honor of the friendship between Mexico and USA. We have parade for 3 days and people dress like Mexicans. People sell Mexican food and at night everybody goes to the carnival.

friendly, active , and committed .

This University is more of a commute school, kinda like a high school. It does have wonderful professors, clubs, degrees, and help for students. It is a good college to get your feet wet and then transfer to another college.

Keep your GPA in check! Always seek an advisor to make sure your on the right track. Join a club and attend the school workshops and events.

It has not been difficult in my opinion so far. What makes classes difficult is if you aren't prepared, never show up for class, or expected it to be like high school. My basics have been alright but taking advance courses will be difficult.

I do not live in the dorms but I have heard that they are very nice. They just built a new building which has a pool and its gated. The dorms are mostly suits; living room, kitchen, two to three bedrooms, and a patio.

We don't have that much of a dinning hall but our little dinner has a great variety. . It serves desserts, pizza, salads, tacos, hamburgers, and it even has specials on certain days of the week. The setting is very nice, you can sit outside or indoors and there are pool tables.

There is a movie theater in town which is at the mall, and a bowling alley. We are ten to twenty minutes away from South Padre Island which has the beach. South Padre Island is also the second place to go to for spring break.

I guess it depends on how much you go out like clubbing, bars, or shopping in general. The city is one of the poorest in the nation so I am gonna say not that much.

There aren't any unusual tradition or locations on campus. However, our campus was Fort Brown which is known to be haunted. There are ghost tours on the campus and they say that the art building is haunted. The art building was where they kept the prisoners so you can hear the chains drag on the floor.

The university of great for all types of students. We have students from diffrent parts of the world who attend because the are from our soccer, golf, track and field, and volleyball team.

There is a club for everything and everyone and if not then you can start one with five dollars.

Our Greek life has just started so it not that well known yet. I heard that the people who do participate in it do enjoy it.

Although we are at the border of Mexico. I believe we have awesome campus security, there is a call post in every direction, and a police station near by.

The University Of Texas at Brownsville is a great option for anyone who is still undecided to where to continue their education. Whit a great variety of degrees there should be one right for you. And also the culture of being next to Mexico makes our institution one of the best to attend.

Do things on time. Make sure to take all the exams required in each of the institutions your planning to attend. And once inside do every assignment before the deadline.

It is strict in some way but you can still do most of the things other colleges offer.

Excellent new dorms, that's all I have to say.

There is not many options on campus but restaurants nearby are excellent. Having from local businesses to large corporations like McDonald, wing-stop, among others. So there is a large variety of food nearby.

What I do for fun, is hang out with my friends and spend time with my girlfriend. There are a lot of activities on campus however because of my schedule some times I am unable to attend. But nevertheless this university has great student life.

With the professors that I've had so far, I have learned alot whether it dealt with algebra, psychology, or any class that I've taken

I have enjoyed being here through the great professors and classmates that I have met along the way

The tuition is quite low compared to many other universities

Get to know as many people as you can on campus, it will help both in your classes and outside of class