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Student Reviews of Austin College

4.6
based on 11 reviews

  • Laura from Fort Worth, TX

    The liberal arts curriculum allows, and even forces, each student to take a wide variety of classes. Many classes are geared more to learning through class discussion and readings that don't come from text books. In fact, most teachers enforce… more read full review

    The liberal arts curriculum allows, and even forces, each student to take a wide variety of classes. Many classes are geared more to learning through class discussion and readings that don't come from text books. In fact, most teachers enforce attendance policies and class participation as part of your final grade. I'm an art major, but my education is in no way limited academically because of this. I'm a part of the Posey Leadership Institute and have taken three courses specifically on leadership. Required 'janterms allow you to take a crash course in a variety of subjects, and in many cases study abroad. This January I'll be taking a class on blogging and the digital self. Even though I have not studied abroad yet, attending a school where it's almost expected to learn outside of the country has given me a lot of knowledge from my peers. read full review

  • Cassandra from Lake Jackson, TX

    Though all colleges are expensive, private schools seem to be a lot more expensive. This is completely true for Austin Col. costing about $28,000 a year. Even though this college is so expensive, it is definitely worth every penny. Not only do you… more read full review

    Though all colleges are expensive, private schools seem to be a lot more expensive. This is completely true for Austin College costing about $28,000 a year. Even though this college is so expensive, it is definitely worth every penny. Not only do you get the college experience, but the education and expectations are very high. No matter what you are studying, you are sure to learn a lot of material that will help you to be successful in whatever you do. Being an expensive college, you are sure to get a lot more than most other college. This is apparent in the differences in dorm rooms. At other schools, the rooms are very small and may have a desk and a bed with a closet, but at Austin College the dorms are bigger and have movable beds, desks, and drawers where you are able to fix your dorm room however you want. Apart from the high education and good looking dorm rooms, the professors and other tutors are always available to help you in whatever you need. Being a small school, there are many advantages that you would not normally get from a big University. At a big school, you would be just another number and not get all the personal help that you can get at a small school. At Austin College the professors know you by name, and are willing to help with whatever you need. read full review

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Austin College Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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John D. Moseley Alumni Fellowships & Scholarships - R R
Merit Scholarship - R R
Posey Leadership Institute Scholarships $18,000 Y Y
Presidential Scholarships award details R
Theatre Scholarships $4,000 R
Art Scholarship $4,000
Austin College Scholar Awards $2,000
Music Scholarships $4,000
Music Scholarships - Austin College Music Fellowships $17,000
Myron Low Fund $500 - $2,000 R
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