UT Tyler makes scholarships available through a variety of mechanisms which made completing my MSN possible.

I got the Patriot scholarship, which pays a little over half of my tuition. I also got a lot of financial aid, and got money back to buy a car.

Compared to other schools, this is a good choice. It's a little less than the bigger schools and just as nice.

The tuition and fees associated with UTT are very reasonable for everything you get. Tuition hardly rose from last year to this year and the fees cover so many activities and on-campus involvement. I would say this college is one of the best in terms of bang for the buck.

UTT is not an expensive university, either in terms of tuition or simply a quick coffee at Starbucks. In the University Center you will find different food and dining options. There are also a wide variety of vending machines (for snacks and drinks) all over campus as well as various Starbucks stations. Nevertheless, the best bang for the buck is not limited to just satisfying the munchies. Some classes require you buy specific items (i.e. lab notebooks, goggles, etc.). While buying at your local store these items would be quite expensive, there are organizations all over campus (i.e. the ACS) that will sell the exact same items at an incredibly cheaper prize!