Institution Type: | Public |
Campus Setting: | Southwest Mid-size city |
Highest Degree Offered: | Master's degree |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
Calendar: | Semester |
School Mascot: | Falcon |
School Colors: | Orange & Balck |
This University is a great choice for any upcoming undergrad/graduate student. UTPB is cost-friendly, diverse in many ways, and has excellent Professors. I will add, this school isn't just interested…
Pretty good. They could improve their technology, especially for the teaching program. Does well on most things. Could use less expenses put on tuition that I do not use.…
A relatively small school, with an open atmosphere. Growing in numbers, improvements being made. Could have better facilities. …
This is a cozy campus with little pedestrian traffic. Expect a quiet and relaxing experience if you attend this school. The weather is hot but the professors are always eager…
I have met so many amazing people at this university. The diversity in the backgrounds and experiences of these people has been enlightening. I have learned many life lessons from both students and professors. I have also found it invigorating to meet people who have a passion for what they are learning. There are also many free and exciting events held by different organizations and clubs. For example, there are movie nights, ice skating nights, bowling nights, video game contests, guest speakers, webinars, and so much more!!! It actually takes effort to have nothing to do on a week night!
Read Morei enjoy being here very much it is a great environment. plenty of clubs and sports and intramurals to get involved in. this past year the school started geek life on campus with one fraternity and two sororities.
Read MoreApart from extracurricular activities that you have to force yourself to be involved in, there's not much to do here. There will be random events that the student board has but very little people go to the events.
Read Moreopen spaces, places to eat near campus, fully furnished dorms.
Read MoreI am actually a native of Odessa and I have felt that being able to go to a university in my hometown was more relaxing! However, I recommend living on campus or in an apartment near campus instead of driving 30 minutes to get to classes! Plus it's much easier to be involved when living on/near campus.
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