San Antonio, TX
The University of Texas at San Antonio

I honestly loved it.

The University of San Antonio really sparked my interests, especially when I was a freshmen. The University of San Antonio has so many amazing opportunities in terms of degree plans, extra activities and even peer student mentor ship! There are activities such as Rock-Climbing, Wake boarding, and are very active regarding their political stance. People are very open to discussion and super ready for learning!

I attended The University of Texas at San Antonio because I was offered to run for their cross-country and track programs as a scholarship athlete. I was not thrilled to attend this school at first because it was small, but the scholarship was enough to draw me. Over my four years at this campus I saw it grow tremendously. The campus expanded its land, built 3 new buildings in my time there, and is currently working on new football and training facilities off campus. I saw new professors come into my department who new knowledge and research opportunities for students to get involved with. I am immensely grateful for my time at UTSA and the opportunities it has given me and my fellow alum. I would recommend this university to everyone, as it is continuing to grow. I cannot imagine the opportunities students will have at their fingertips in the coming years.

I believe that it has a very nice atmosphere. Everyone feels together as we embark on our college journey. There is so much to do on campus and around. Sports is pretty big around here too. We try not to miss football fames because that’s where everyone usually is on game day.

I love UTSA it’s an amazing school with many opportunities to advance and grow. They have a great atmosphere and social/educational dynamic. I would definitely recommend going there. They have a great student body represented there and are very active in voting as well as in providing educational resources for the students to receive help in their studies.

UTSA is a great school to attend. During my first year I felt comfortable and safe. The professors are nice and caring. The people are friendly and helpful. There are many activities in which students can participate. School is a fun place to be when attending UTSA.

I fell in love with the school the minute I stepped foot onto it during a high school field trip 2 years ago. Ever since then, I knew I wanted to go here and so far I am not disappointed. Everyone is great and I wish nothing but the best for all my fellow classmates. Go RoadRunners!

I was skeptical at first, but now as a current student in my sophomore year, I could not have found a better school that I fit in at. The school has many organizations for you to join, many resources to help you thrive not only in academics but outside of school as well. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The students are very diverse and push each other to achieve more. UTSA is growing and becoming an amazing school year by year. From holding concerts on the lawn to yoga sessions on the lawn, to having vegan option on campus to letting students rent chargers, and iclickers from the library, overall the school has many great qualities.

UTSA is truly a great campus to learn both about the intended material but also about growing as a human being in society. The teachers participate actively in meeting the students, and the faculty will go out of there way to make students feel listened to and valid. The main buildings are located very closely to each other, but parking can be trouble managing so they provide buses to transport you back and forth. Overall, its a very great school where the students love asking questions and learn as much as they can.

This is an amazing school with so many opportunities to get involved on campus. This campus is very political with left and right groups arguing on grounds. There is a huge sports culture but academics is also really important. Most professors are good as I can tell so far. Expensive school but highly recommended.