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Q: Texas colleges?
I'm only 14 right now but i would really like to start getting more of an idea of where i might attend college... I play football and ofcourse if i get scouted, then i'm sure i'll attend whatever college scouts me. However* If i'm not that lucky then i would really want to become a chef. So any colleges here in Texas good for cooking? and possibly football also? Any help will be appreciated :)

A: The only college in Texas with both Culinary Arts and Football is South Texas College. SOME HIGHLIGHTS: Public Community College Technical College Two-year Coed Percent applicants admitted: 35% Regionally Accredited Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Calendar: Semester Associate Bachelor's Suburban setting Small city (50,000 - 249,999) Commuter campus Also there is the Houston Community College System SOMEHIGHLIGHTS: Public Community College Two-year Coed Percent applicants admitted: Not reported Regionally Accredited Southern Association of Colleges and Schools College Board member Calendar: Semester Degrees offered: Associate Urban setting Very large city (over 500,000) Commuter campus Other schools not in Texas with Football and CA: Allan Hancock College Chabot College City College of San Francisco College of DuPage College of San Mateo College of the Desert Culinary Institute of America Delaware Valley College Diablo Valley College Erie Community College: City Campus Erie Community College: North Campus Grand Rapids Community College Harper College Houston Community College System Idaho State University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Los Angeles Harbor College Mercyhurst College Mountain State University Nicholls State University Norfolk State University North Georgia Technical College Santa Rosa Junior College Snow College South Texas College Southern New Hampshire University St. Cloud Technical College Thiel College University of Akron Utah Valley University Hoped that I helped you out!!

Q: Does anyone know of any Texas colleges offering a Master's degree in human resource management?
I've tried to find them through google but can only find online colleges. I need an actual brick and mortar institution, preferably in Houston. I did find that Texas A&M offers this degree but I know nothing about the school so if you know anything about it, feel free to include it in your answer. Please don't give any answers saying things like "use search engine this" or use this resource - I need specific names of schools that have this degree available. This is a serious inquiry. Thanks in advance.

A: University of Houston--Clear Lake has a graduate program in Human Resources Management Otherwise, within 100 miles of Houston, it is either TxA&M or Sam Houston State in Huntsville. Lots of smart people in Clear Lake - definitely worth checking out

Q: What Texas colleges should I look into if I want to become a Pharmacist?
I'm a Senior in High School so this time is crucial for me to look into colleges. I don't want to but I have to. I'm interested in pharmaceuticals and such so what school would be probable for me? In Texas please?

A: TAMU

Q: What colleges in texas and nashville are best for wanting to be a veterinarian?
I'm ending my freshman year in high school, but want to be prepared and i'm in avid. I want to know what is the best colleges in texas and nashville to go to if you want to be a veterinarian. I also want to know what classes you have to take, and what kind of degree you have to have.

A: Vandy is a good school. But the best in the country is auburn in al.

Q: What are the top colleges in Texas for acting?
I want to do films, not theatre. What are the best colleges in Texas that will give me the best training?

A: I think you need to go to the California Schools because that's where Hollywood is.

Q: What are the best colleges to go to in Texas for Sportrs Medicine and Physical Therapy?
I would like to get into the medical field as an athletic trainer or physical therapist and would like to know what are the best colleges in Texas to look into for that.

A: There are 9 physical therapy programs in Texas. Choosing an undergraduate school associated with each one might help in being admitted...but, really any undergraduate institution that supports the Physical Therapy curriculum is a good choice. Angelo State University Hardin-Simmons University Texas State University - San Marcos Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Texas Woman’s University University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio University of Texas at El Paso University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas

Q: Are there any good colleges to receive a bachelors degree in Texas?
currently earning my Associates Degree in graphic design but want to go for a bachelors degree. I would like to know if there's any good colleges in Texas that have a bachelors degree program in graphic design....

A: Rice is one of the most prestigious schools in the country. U Texas Austin is very good. SMU is pretty good. Unfortunately, none of those offer a bachelors in graphic design. These are the ones that do: Additional Texas Graphic Design Colleges College City State Abilene Christian University Abilene TX Amarillo College Amarillo TX Art Institute Of Dallas Dallas TX Art Institute Of Houston Houston TX Austin Community College Austin TX Bradford School Of Business Houston TX Brookhaven College Farmers Branch TX Central Texas College Killeen TX Coastal Bend College Beeville TX Collin County Community College District Plano TX El Paso Community College El Paso TX Hill College Hillsboro TX Houston Community College System Houston TX Kilgore College Kilgore TX Lamar University Beaumont TX Navarro College Corsicana TX Prairie View A & M University Prairie View TX Saint Edward's University Austin TX Sam Houston State University Huntsville TX San Antonio College San Antonio TX San Jacinto College-central Campus Pasadena TX San Jacinto College-north Campus Houston TX San Jacinto College-south Campus Houston TX South Plains College Levelland TX Texas A & M University-commerce Commerce TX Texas Christian University Fort Worth TX Texas State Technical College-harlingen Harlingen TX Texas State Technical College-waco Waco TX Texas State University-san Marcos San Marcos TX Texas Tech University Lubbock TX Texas Womans University Denton TX The University Of Texas At El Paso El Paso TX Tyler Junior College Tyler TX University Of Houston Houston TX University Of Mary Hardin-baylor Belton TX University Of North Texas Denton TX West Texas A & M University Canyon TX The best ones on there would probably be U Houston, Abilene, or the Art Institute of Houston

Q: What are the best colleges outside Texas?
I'm going to a community college in Texas my first few year or so..to get required classes out of the way. I'm interested into going to school in another state...maybe Washington or Massachusettes. What are the best colleges in these states? Also, out of state is expensive.. is there a way I can become a resident like there a while before I start school there.. would it be cheaper? An ideas and advice are welcomed. Thanks.

A: I don't know much about Washington schools. If you're shooting for a public school then you may indeed want to consider moving there and establishing residency first. I don't know how long that would take, so check and be sure you have that time available to spend! Massachusetts has many fabulous schools, ranging from the top-tier private liberal arts schools of Williams and Amherst. Of course MIT and Harvard -- two of the top schools in the nation -- are there, along with Boston College, Boston University, Tufts, Brandeis, Northeastern University, UMass at Amherst, Smith, Hampshire, among others. Get a book like The Fiske Guide to Colleges, visit www.collegeboard.com and www.princetonreview.com and you'll be able to get deeper into this.

Q: What are the best Texas colleges to go to if you want to study Criminal Justice?
I am very interested in Criminal Justice so I would like to study it in College.

A: I doubt you'll find a school with a better reputation in Texas than UT Austin. It's well known, selective, and UT is always a good bargain if you're in state. Also, from what I've heard, the UT law school has excellent job placement statistics.

Q: Which Texas colleges allow pets to live with you on campus?
My cat will die if I can't take her to college because there will be no one to take care of her.

A: My school's pet policy states that unless it lives in a 10-gallon tank and has gills, you are prohibited from owning it on campus. I expect most universities are similar, if not stricter. I would suggest looking into adoption facilities and your local human society.

Q: Does anyone know any good musical Theatre colleges in Texas?
I'm at a loss. I really want to stay in Texas for college but I can't find any schools that offer a musical theatre major. Does anyone know of any, and if not, i'd appreciate some advice.

A: I would check Southern Methodist University. I believe they offer what you are looking for.

Q: Does Lubbock Texas have any colleges besides Texas Tech?
I have only lived in Lubbock a few months and I want to go back to school part time. I know Texas Tech is big here, but I got the feeling It would be hard to just sign up for a few classes there. Is admittance pretty selective? Does Lubbock have any community colleges near by? Thanks in advance!

A: Yes, there is South Plains Community College in Leveland, Lubbuck Christian University, Wayland Baptist in Plainview, and West Texas AM up in Canyon.

Q: Very dumb question for ppl familiar with Texas colleges?
Where is all the UT colleges and where is all the A & M colleges. they aren't the same, are they? and what are their mascots. and can anyone just give me some general/stupid knowledge like that about both colleges. lol.

A: The main UT campus is in Austin, Texas and there mascot is the Longhorns. There are many other campuses, like UT Dallas, UT Arlington... As for Texas A&M Aggies (Boo!) They are located in College Station, Texas. A&M also has many other campuses, A&M Commerce, A&M Galveston and so on. And no they are not the same.

Q: What are some good Pre-Med colleges in Texas?
I am in the college search process and I am trying to search out all of the colleges that are strong in pre-med, especially in the state of Texas. Does anyone know if SMU is strong in pre-med or what other colleges in Texas would be good to look into?Thanks!

A: Rice, UT, A&M and Baylor are considered to be the best in Texas for pre-meds looking to go to Med School. SMU would be in the next grouping. I wouldn't say SMU is particulary strong in the sciences, but a degree from there will get you will be sufficient enough to get into Med School. If I were you, I'd focus more on going to a school you like, because happier students make better grades and good grades are a big factor in Med School admissions.

Q: Do colleges (especially in Texas) look at the highest scores from individual sections of the SAT?
Do colleges (especially in Texas) look at the highest scores from individual sections of the SAT? I'm about to take the SAT for the second time. If I were to score higher on math but lower in critical reading, could I send the higher math score and my previous higher critical reading score? Or do they look at the overall combined score?

A: No, colleges only look at the highest composite score, meaning that they won't accept you highest individual section score. The overall combined score is what they look at.