What is the male female ratio at the University of Texas at Austin?
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The University of Texas at Austin has a male to female ratio of approximately 52:48, with slightly more male students enrolled.
What kind of grades do you have to have to get into the University of Texas?
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The University of Texas at Austin looks for students who have succeeded in a challenging high school curriculum with a strong academic record. In general, admitted students have an average GPA of around 3.83-4.0. However, admissions decisions also consider factors like test scores, extracurricular activities, essays, and letters of recommendation.
What are the uses of ultrasonic sounds?
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industrial applications of ultrasonic waves:
1. ultrasonic welding
2. ultrasonic cleaning.
3. ultrasonic drilling.
4. ultrasonic soldering.
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5. Flaw detection in metals etc.
And many others if you stretch the term "industrial to include, say, medical!
What is the graduation rate at the university of Texas at Austin?
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It has been at the 65% level, as can best be approximated.
What is average class size at Texas university?
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SARAH HOLCOMB WAS HERE(: answer is 35%, i had to do it on a project
What is the reasons why some high school graduates are unable to read?
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Here are some causes:
Here are some of the many effects of poor reading:
What is the oldest public university in Texas?
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Baylor University is the largest Baptist University in the world.
How many national titles does the University of Texas have?
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4 - National Championships - 1963, 1969, 1970, 2005
4 - Coaches' Poll National Championships
4 - Poll Era National Championships
3 - AP National Titles
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The Austin campus is on 350 acres and has: * 2,500 on the faculty * 14,000 on the staff * about 37,000 undergraduate students and * over 11,000 postgraduate students.
Which university was fonded first the University of Texas or Texas a and m university?
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Certainly West of the Mississippi it would qualify, but 1876 is hardly early in the American higher education system.
Thats actually not correct. Baylor University in Waco, Texas is the oldest university in Texas founded in 1845. Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas is just as old.
What are the popular majors for university of Texas?
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Over one-third of the majors at Baylor University are from the Hankamer School of Business which is nationally ranked. Recruitment and placement from the school is very high in internship programs and through alliances with business partners. Two of the most popular new majors are Sports marketing and the Music and Entertainment marketing degrees. Students interested in athletics and the entertainment industries are able to combine their passions while getting a business degree. The recent addition of the Science and Engineering facilities has put Baylor on the map for research and a connection with the CERN institute in Switzerland. The College of Arts and Sciences fills out the next largest group of students with majors in 100's of different programs. With over 14,000 students on campus now, Baylor offers a wide range of choices for students to study. For more information about Baylor and majors offered check out their website.
When was the university of Texas built?
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University of Texas at Arlington was created in 1895.
Sat scores needed to get in to University of Texas in Austin?
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The Attorney General of the State of Texas ruled several years ago that standardized test scores cannot be used as the sole basis for denying an applicant admission to a state-supported college or university. Thus, there are no "required" SAT scores for admission to UT-Austin. Admissions decisions are relative. That is, it depends entirely upon the applicant pool at the time. UT-Austin has a set number of new students (freshmen and transfers) that they admit each year. Presuming that they operate like most other universities, a number of factors are considered when making admission decisions - standardized test scores (SAT or ACT), high school and/or junior college GPA, essay quality (content, style, grammar), high school class rank, recommendations, applicants' experiences (participation in extracurricular activities, volunteer service, leadership activities, etc.) and, perhaps, personal interview results. Remember, that ALL state-supported colleges and universities in Texas are required by law to admit any applicant who graduates in the top 10% of his or her class in high school.
How hard is it to transfer to UT Austin?
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It all depends on your GPA and the program that you want to major in. If you want to major in engineering, business or architecture you will need a high GPA. Try doing community service and other extra curricular activities, it might help you out if you decide to apply.
Who was university if texas quarterback in 1970?
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Bobby Lackey who also played defensive back.
What color is University of Texas Football jersey?
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Navy and Yellow i think that's what you meant cal is navy and yellow sometimes yellow and navy
Who was the University of Texas Quarterback in 1965?
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Major Applewhite was the main QB but Mack would put in the back up Chris Simms and alternate the two.
What is the record between Oklahoma and Texas?
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Oklahoma leads the series 2-1-1:
1963: Alabama 17, Oklahoma 0
1970: Alabama 24, Oklahoma 24
2002: Oklahoma 37, Alabama 27
2003: Oklahoma 20, Alabama 13
Who is the all time leading scorer for the University of Missouri Basketball?
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Danny Manning with 2,951 points.
Actually the all-time leading scorer in College basketball is Lynette Woodard with 3,649 points. She also played for Kansas University, so she would be the correct answer.