Might look at the University of Arkansas. Lots of Texas kids are going there. I don't think they have out of state tuition costs.

My take is that IF a prospective student knows what their major is to be and are dedicated to that major, a certain university has a recognized program in that major, if possible go to that school for at least one degree. Doors will open. Otherwise, it's not where you get the degree, but what you do with it afterwards. Of course, grades are important. You don't necessarily have to pay outrageous tuition to get a good education, either. Most universities have very qualified faculty - competition for college teaching positions is rigorous.

I guess everyone forgot about Chuba making Gundy beg for forgiveness for wearing a t shirt.

My daughter graduates from OSU in 3 weeks, Computer Engineering. Her high school grades and SAT scores were high enough to qualify for instate tuition. I pushed her toward OSU mainly because of politics but I was also impressed when touring the Engineering Department. Liberals can call me what they want, they’re not getting my money. I consider myself a right wing nut job, she sits just to the right of me so I’m very satisfied with my investment.

Word

My daughter is going to the University of Arkansas in the fall. They do have out-of-state rates but she is getting a big discount due to good grades and test scores. I am excited for her.

Fixed it.

That's a level of hot few of us can attain.

Had one like that a few years back. Level of crazy was off the charts.

Yes, more every day

If your kid has a brain and the self-confidence to resist indoctrination they can attend any school and emerge unscathed. All three of mine did. The oldest even survived three years of thought control at Harvard Law and came out to the right of Attila the Hun. They all saw the bias of many faculty and found their attempts at influencing political views humorous.

Stupid statement.

My son is looking at Oklahoma Central and their PGA program.