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Think you know every college out there? Think again. Here are some diamonds in the rough from The Lone Star State.

  • Austin College (Sherman, TX): A friendly, unpretentious liberal arts school located one hour north of Dallas, Austin was named one of the Colleges that Change Lives. It has excellent pre-med preparation and many study abroad opportunities, including faculty-led trips during the January term.
  • St. Edward's University (Austin, TX): This private Catholic university (4,900 undergrads, SAT midrange 1020-1230) offers a nurturing learning community on a hilltop overlooking downtown Austin. St. Edward's is the small liberal arts way to experience the most popular college town in Texas! In addition, the school has a long tradition of support for Hispanic students. Texas, U of, Dallas: This 11-year old branch of UT in a Dallas suburb specializes in sciences and business. Excellent computer science and internship opportunities are available in the Dallas area.




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