More and more new buildings. Many international students. Good study environment

Great place.. Has given me an opportunity to meet diversified people and learn from them. It has been the fastest growing University in the United States, it feels me great that Im a part of such a great school. # Comets # Whoosh

We had an appointment here with the audiologist and had a good experience, the place is clean and service was excellent.

While I enjoyed some of my classes and professors at UT Dallas and made a few life-long friends during my time as a student, I was highly disappointed by several aspects of the University.First, I came to UTD as a transfer student. I knew nothing in regards to the campus or the way in which I was supposed to go about being registered. I spent numerous hours trying to get answers from advisors and administration to no avail. If I went to one advisor, they told me I was in the wrong place and that I really needed to go elsewhere. It was exhausting and frustrating.Second, once I was accepted to UT Dallas, I had to send in vaccination records. I called to ask how theyd like them to be sent and they told me via USPS. A week went by and I hadnt heard back nor had my enrollment status been updated; I let this go because I just assumed that they were busy with all the incoming students and had an overload of paperwork. Two weeks went by, so I called them again. They claimed to have never gotten the paperwork and told me that the best way to get my paperwork to them was by faxing it over. By the time they sorted this out, I was not able to attend transfer student orientation. I felt completely lost and like I was drowning...and it wasnt even the first day of classes.Third, because of the fiasco above, I was unable to register for classes until the Friday before classes started. I was panicking and left with a slim number of options for classes. I was less than thrilled about this, but I had to do what I had to do. My advisor seemed to be knowledgeable; however, I would soon find out that she messed up my classes and I would waste an entire semester in a class that I had already taken the equivalent to through DCCCD. This incident never received an apology, and I should have gotten the money back for that class. This little mishap went on to complicate things even further when I had to take an overload of classes my last semester on campus before completing student teaching during my final semester before graduation.Fourth, do not go to administration for any comments or complaints you have. You will be humiliated and degraded by those in charge. I have never received such a hateful email from someone who is supposed to represent the university as a safe institution for learning and growth, and a university that has taken pride in the fact that they supposedly listen to their students to illicit change. My words were thrown back at me with pure hatred intertwined in the message. Believe me, I got the message loud and clear: dont question my authority, Ill have you obliterated. Id hate to know what untrue and spiteful remarks this individual has made about me to his colleagues and staff.Lastly, I would like to mention some other unpleasant occurrences during my years at UTD:1. Parking is outrageously expensive and it is incredibly difficult to find parking despite having built new garages recently. The parking lots are also in desperate need of repair. If it rains, be prepared to walk through what seems like a lake--literally, I have had to trudge through water mid-calf before. Also, be prepared to ruin any decent pairs of shoes you own because of the water and the mud and the otherwise uneven lots and sidewalks.2. There is not sufficient lighting in the walkways/sidewalks and parking lots for students who attend classes until 9:45 at night. Sure, they have some students on patrol, but these students do nothing more than stand with a little orange light talking to one another. If I were seriously in danger, theyd have no idea. Be sure to have pepper spray and take some self-defense classes. I never felt adequately safe when walking to my car at night.3. This schools focus is business and STEM. If you are in education or literary studies, you have the worst buildings, classrooms, and resources available to you. Classes had to be cancelled on more than one occasion because an animal crawled under the portable buildings, got stuck, and died.

Wonderful college which is full of events and activities. It is also full of part time and volunteering jobs.I am studying in the computer science department and this department is top notch. Classes in CS for all professors are to the point and full of details. CS lab is very equipped with computation power. Every week there are many workshops on technologies and latest trends in the computers field.As a current student I am loving it.

Got my degree in accounting and had to study on my own for the CPA test. Out of the 120 hours I had to complete less than 25 percent were in accounting and out of the 30 accounting hours maybe 15 hours were useful during my career.This degree1. Had very little to do with me passing the CPA.2. Does not prepare you for the real accounting world.

Great University in a great location. If you are thinking about applying here, go do it. Its a relatively young school, so the facilities are still very clean and at night, the campus almost looks like a block off of a futuristic city. There are lots of events happening on campus, and lots of networking opportunities. Just warning you, this is not a school where you can expect to get laid and party every night and pass. If you plan to go into a serious major such as engineering, science, or business, you will have to focus.

Absolute terrible staff. Attended this school for 1 day. Went to the office and dropped the ONE class i had the FIRST day for financial reasons. I get a bill 6 months later for $800+. Apparently the one class was $4000+ and i was responsible for a percentage of it because according to their records i waited over 3 weeks to drop? This place is a scam and if you need anything done like this be sure to keep your paperwork and names of people you talk to. They will try to get all the money they can out of you in whatever way possible.

UTD’s campus is very beautiful: incorporating modern architecture with nature. My parents graduated from this school about 25 years ago and it has improved a lot since then! The people there are also very kind. Although the AC is too low, that’s inevitable in America 🤷🏻‍♀️

Good state university with generous scholarships, and is quickly improving. Great especially for engineering and business majors, as those schools are probably the strongest. Opportunities are abound, as not many traditions are established, and students are able to make a real impact on the campus if they want to. The construction never seems to stop though as the campus grows, and this place is not the place if you are looking for a party school.

Had a great time touring, but the campus seemed a little empty. The buildings were new and clean, and it was interesting to see how the school would be expanding in the near future. The campus could use more large, branched-out trees, in my opinion, but it already has a decent enough number of plants to look beautiful in the springtime.

Amazing school. Great faculty and staff. Top notch resources provided by the university. its worth paying every penny. Great programs and really good job satisfaction rate after college.

UT Dallas is one of the most underrated institutions Ive ever known, and Im not just saying that because I go there. The academics at UTD are highly ranked in many departments, including business, computer science, biology, speech-pathology, criminology, etc. the campus is one of the safest you will ever find, and the students are down to earth, diverse, and most importantly friendly people. If you havent already considered attending UT Dallas, I would recommend giving it a good look! 💫

I was here for a conference. Nice, clean, and modern facility. But, their parking situation is unique. That’s definitely an opportunity.

My alma mater, so what can I say other than send your kids here... if you still think college is good for them. If you do, this is the place to shape their minds. Just make sure the education is shaping them and not the politics.

The best school for someone working full time and has the desire to earn a degree part time in the DFW area. While the school is not highly reputable, it is steadily improving in its ranks year over year. Contrary to some of the comments here, employers actually do consider you with this school on your resume. Reputation and the value of the career services that the school offers to its students are two things that if fixed would make UT Dallas a school that is well recognized by its peers (for academic purposes) and by top employers (for business purposes). However, I must say that this may need years before it happens and the leadership teams at UT Dallas have a lot to do before this becomes reality.

UT Dallas is a wonderful campus. Classes offered are varied and professors all excellent. My experience at UTDallas has been one of great learning and pure pleasure. I continue to take classes and look forward to next semester already.

This university boasts an exciting, challenging, and enthusiastic atmosphere that sets the bar a little higher for all places of academia in the immediate Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex.You know that great things are happening here when you can see your friends run electrical engineering labs that renovate the basic properties of recharging a fuel cell, code lines of C++ to design a program for the movement of a rudimentary robotic arm, or attend national conferences for business competitions and win. The list of bonuses at UT-Dallas are nearly endless.The problem with parking? Its being resolved with a new parking garage directly on campus to make getting to class for commuters easier and convenient.Dishonest administration? Not at all. Every department is very transparent and you can easily speak with any dean or chairperson with the simple call and scheduling of an appointment. Having done this myself to resolve a minor issue, there are hundreds of faculty and staff that want nothing more than to make your academic career just a little bit easier.Ridiculously hard curriculum? You have to work hard, but for anything that its good in life that is standard. Be able to study as hard as you would to any college you go to. Changing your mind and major here is not difficult if you find yourself in a plan that doesnt quite fit your skill set.As you can see by the kudos and boasting, Im thrilled with my choice of secondary education. You will be too if you decide to enroll and attend UT-Dallas. Whoosh!

I see a lot of reviews saying this school has a beautiful campus and amazing reputation, which it does. Also, the professors are amazing and the students are very bright. However, the administration and politics within this university is abysmal.Little to no information was given regarding registration for after being accepted into the university for graduate students. When I called and emailed the school, I was transferred numerous times to numerous departments because nobody knew how to answer my question or who could answer it. There seems to be little to no communication between departments.Parking doesn’t exist between 10am-3pm. With how much the cost of Parking, housing, and tuition has increased over the years, I expected improvements in the facilities and organization within this university. I have seen little to no change.Student life is also quite mundane. The university clearly does not strive to encourage an active and engaged student body. The university’s events such as weeks of welcome and guest speakers pale in comparison to every other university in Texas. This includes universities such as UT San Antonio and Texas State, which are significantly cheaper and smaller. Considering UTD’s notoriety for having the 4th most unhappy student body among universities in the country, I’m surprised the administration can turn a blind eye to student engagement.I feel like I’m just a dollar sign to this university after 4 years as an undergrad and 1 year as a masters student. I would not encourage anyone to come here.

Im so happy to have started the MS Marketing program here. The faculty, staff and students are all so nice and helpful. Not to mention the honorable reputation the business school holds in the Dallas area!

Wonderful school. Way better than expected even I knew its good already.

THIS is the next Tier One university in Texas. Not Texas Tech. Not the University of Houston. Not SMU. Watch this institution closely and youll soon realize that this school is a real academic powerhouse, with a rapidly growing reputation. The research programs are quite strong. Also, the modern architecture is lovely. Everything just oozes high tech.

UTD is an overall good school to attend. The location is convenient and the classes are great. However, I think the school still needs some reforms (Things like a calculus II requirement for accounting undergraduates is just downright incompetent and shows no understanding of professional accounting whatsoever). Other than the hypocrisy with their own degree plans, I would recommend this school.

Masters program in systems engineering and management is something which offers best of both worlds - engineering and management. I highly recommend this school for all majors. Excellent facilities with awesome faculty and diversity in students .. Love the school !!

Good school for reputation, but judging from my cousins experience, I wouldnt go there. The parking is terrible, staff support is non-existent, and to top it off, they dont even have many activities for students. Students needs activities, outside of lectures and classroom instruction.

I am about to start my freshman year there. I am majoring in Computer Science. I have visited the campus several time. The campus is not like other Texas public colleges campus. UTD has a pretty modern campus. All in all, I like the campus the the environment there.

I graduated from here a couple of years ago and recently visited to show the baby brother around. The campus is completely transformed! Its beautiful!

Overall, its a great school. Lots of events and activities to participate in. It is very academic based so everyone is very focused on their studies (maybe a little too much). Lots of international students, so you get to interact and experience a very diverse environment.Just like every other college out there, parking is always a problem (not a surprise).But if you ever want to log into your student account (Galaxy) good luck. 8 out of 10 times the page wont even load. They send out all these alerts about maintenance on the page and outages, and yet after all their maintenance it still never works. Smh.

Zero online courses, zero schedule flexibility. Hey UTD, believe it or not, some of us arent rich -some of us have to work for a living. We need class schedules that can work around our set schedules or at least some online courses (especially in the Liberal Arts Department) that allow us to still earn our degrees while working. Youre too large of a campus to have such a horrendous course availability. You have a large student body with a diverse range of needs, so please accommodate by broadening these courses and having some online.

Great school that has a lot of construction going on. Management really cares about improving school and making it more aesthetic. Location is great and next to many restaurants and things to do.

It is in everyones interest to brag about the greatness of the college they went to, isnt it?After all, you spent a fortune and even if you are now broke and paying back a huge loan, you can brag about your college. The PR department at the University will thank you, also.

Does not provide enough sections for their Software Engineering courses.. They provide plenty for the entry level courses but afterwhich you are left with literally ONE section for every advanced course and elective... At this this point I cannot take the courses I want to and rather have to resort to picking anything I possibly can so I can graduate on time. Very stressful. PLEASE OPEN UP MORE SECTIONS. PAY ATTENTION TO STUDENTS NEEDS AS THEY GET CLOSE TO GRADUATION.

Just tried to register here in they discriminate when they first see you like I cant afford to pay for a class do not go here at all racist people.

I studied there, and was very satisfied of the level of education there. They really respect international students and help them!

What I like about this school: -Small/Medium size campus -Diversity of the Student Body -Great Business & Engineering Degree Programs -Located in the DFW metroplex -Student activities within campus.What this school needs or can improve on: -PARKING -Needs a football team and football stadium -Needs a bigger & better performance hall (the university theatre is just not cutting it!) -Can improve on dining choices.Overall all, I really like this school & I would strongly recommend attending this university.

60% is topper in the locality! In general, it has great potential to improve it’s education and hopefully their career center.

I tried to be very hopeful about having a good experience at this university—but mine was anything but great over the course of 4 years as an undergrad.The administration I’ve worked with and have come across have not been open-minded nor trusting of students and are very much so biased in their outlook. This attitude was also present in the Panhellenic council organizations I’ve had to work with. Overall, they’d made it very difficult for a student to openly express concerns and to know that they’ll be heard, and their voices and opinions valued.Please do not go here if you value your wellbeing, and do value any and all other aspects of your life outside of academics. The university will truly not care..and yes, My experience was bad enough to transfer out even if I were only 4-6 credits away from graduation. My life matters more than my success in attempting to convince close-minded academic personnel and university department admin. about the validity of my struggles despite having already provided evidence and proof of documentation, as stated and required by the law of the United States.

I enjoyed a terrific continuing education course and highly recommend the institution for corporate training. This may be the right place for me to consider pursuing an Exec MBA program.

I am a transfer student and have been at UTD for the past 2 years. The faculty and advisers are beyond helpful and impressive. They do an exceptional job with creating opportunities for students (i.e., career fairs, internships, events with free food and prizes). Through each course, I have enjoyed the curriculum and building substantial relationships with each professor. I am a psychology major in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences and am proud to be a Comet (even though our mascot is terrifying).I hope you enjoy your time at UTD like I did!All the best, Lauren.

You will be considered last by any recruiter if you have this school on your resume. A handful of the professors are awesome but the rest of the bunch are a disgrace. I was taking a graduate level class where the professor was struggling with a problem. One of the students had to go up there and help him out! This is a common occurrence. The rest of em are outright rude, READ THE TEXTBOOK is what you get for asking a question. Dont take my word for it, try talking to one of the arrogant advisers in management school. They literally think they are doing you a favor by helping you register for school. Yes, it is cheaper than the other schools but you get what you pay for!

Went to Utd to look into it becoming a venue for a future event John Kyle was most helpful and took time to explain everything, as well as helping with ideas. Very much appreciated his kindness.

Beautiful campus, love the vibe. Parking is tricky.#UT #texas #dallas #college

Im editing this because nobody is going to read my long thought out post anyway. I will say this - I tried three semesters here and failed. That was after spending two years at another local college making As and Bs. No amount of time or effort I put into my classes seemed to make any difference in my ability to pass (and I mean PASS, forget about getting As). Unless you are an over achieving wunderkind honors kid (because they were the only ones I saw not struggling), I would think twice about going here for your BA degree. There is a reason why this college currently only has a 45% graduation rate (per their own website as I write this).They do offer good services, every employee I ever encountered was pleasant, I never had to wait more than a few minutes to meet with anyone, and the professors are on top of their game. I just think this school is made unnecessarily difficult for whatever reason.

Great school with many excellent programs. Campus is well organized with many new buildings including housing.

UT Dallas was one of several schools I applied to for grad school. But, along with Texas Tech, UT Dallas was one of the ones that failed to finish processing my application. After some initial correspondence, I never got any official response. No letter of acceptance/rejection or anything. They gladly took my application fees though. All the transcripts I submitted werent cheap either.I ended up going to a different grad school, so maybe you could say it doesnt matter, but thinking back on what happened, wasnt it illegal for UT Dallas to take my application fees without ever processing my application? I still remember the name of the guy I submitted my documents to, Robert Stern of the Department of Geosciences. Somewhere in his office, he probably still has my unprocessed application documents. Dont apply to UT Dallas.

This university offers more than 100 undergraduate and 170 graduate degrees. This is by far the best education you are going to find.Here are some states 67.7% bachelors degrees, 22.0% masters degrees, 6.4% doctoral degrees, and 3.9% Professional degrees.[61]

Seriously, whats a university without a football team? Oh, yeah, a university.UTD has a campus full of people subdivided into cliques. Theres not a whole lot of mixing. Theres some fun to be had, but youre going to have to make it yourself.They gave me a degree after 4 years of me paying for it. I didnt do a whole lot of studying. I played a lot of counter-strike. The cops here are awful! Dont drive anywhere near this place!

I went to UTD school for my Masters in Information Technology Management and undergrad in Accounting. The professors at the school have been outstanding. Every other part of the schools administration have been unhelpful. Parking is horrendous even after they built several more parking garages. UTD has so many international student it can be challenging for companies to find U.S. citizens if they are not wanting to sponsor.

Writing this as a parent of a out-of-state UTD freshman based on an initial fact-finding visit earlier in the year.When I emailed Amanda in Enrollment Services about a possible visit she responded with a schedule including people from the CS department and honors program. She was super nice and helped us around when we actually went there, and so were Michael from the honors program and Alonzo from the academic advisory office. We were deeply impressed by the plan and dedication to move UTD into the top league of technical schools. The campus and all buildings and facilities all looked very well maintained, you could tell their constant desire to keep everything up to date and nice and clean looking.So my son just started there majoring in CS and the freshman orientation has been impressive. I cannot say anything first hand about the quality of education yet but Im 100% convinced it will be top-notch!

Its expensive. I am a international student and as compare to other state universities UTDallas is lot more expensive. I Graduated with Maters in Mechanical Engineering. Some professor are very much help and majority are not. The grading system is tough. Overall campus is huge and enjoyable.

This is a academic school zero partying no socializing all about grades. The classes are ok a lot of group work. They make their exams pretty hard. If you want a real college experience rather than just studying all the time go to UNT or UT not this school all about the books. No one really talks in the classes pretty sad. They need a football team think that would help greatly.

Great University with modern archetecture design and great professors a university focused on academics and less on partying and athletics.

Great school. Very big and amazing architecture. Dorms are fairly large and offers a lot of differe nt activities. No football team but makes up for it with their world renowned chess team. Slightly biased because sister is attending campus. Go Comets!

The emac/atec programs are very undeveloped and the staff is aware of this too. I’m not going to name the person but one of my advisors completely misrepresented information, and has caused a tremendous amount of stress in my life. I would definitely think twice about trusting this organization and even enrolling here.

Transferring here was like pulling teeth. My advisor did nothing but try to talk me into a different major. They make you show up in person for an orientation that tells you nothing. Were as in other university there are more online classes and you could schedule without being there. Note if your a transfer student you have no choice but to check in with your advisor. Horrible decision on my part if you are a transfer student from another state do not go here.

Ive been to a lot of colleges. I have an MA already, but Im going now for a 2nd BA. I have been really impressed with UTD. The fine arts department, where Im at now, is small, but very good. They have a very strong emphasis on interdisciplinary studies, which I like. I rate some of the lecturers and professors Ive had here as the very best Ive had.

I went and applied for admissions to take photography classes and spoke with the department head who tried to sell me a program that would get me a masters of arts in photography. I repeatedly explained to her that I wasnt interested in a masters degree and she kept trying to sell me on the idea for the entire interview. Apparently she didnt understand that no means no. The interview was a total waste of my time. At one point I applied to transfer while I was attending another 4 year college and the admissions department claimed was a community college as well. This was all really backwards to deal with. The career services office was very nice actually, and they referred me to other students and alumni who could help me with a photography project I was working on... The students and alumni were rather insulting and uninterested in helping me though... So overall this college has been really bad to work with. Theyre better than the college I got my ba from but overall arent really helpful.

Nice University but too many students. It becomes hard to get desired courses...

Amazing school that gives out amazing scholarships #whoosh

I loved the tour and the college looks so picturesque cant wait to visit this year

Go to Texas Tech if youre STEMHere its just a waste of time and money with either cynical or depressed students.The teachers dont know what the hell theyre doing, and the campus just wants moneyTech may be in the middle of nowhere with nothing to do, but at least its cheaper and the classes are better taught.

Great school, with tremendous potential, which is a very exciting prospect. Hope it continues to develop into the innovative and top school it aspires to become.

The campus is wonderful, no doubt. Whats being taught on the campus, on the other hand, is a tad dubious.

The most beautiful thing about this university for me is that I had some really wonderful professors!!! Sanderson Scott, Elena Katok, and Metin. These professors are really good. If you have the chance to take their classes, strong recommend!

My daughter is a supervisor at Cafeteria. I have visit the campus. Plan to to finish my Paralegal at UT

Currently in my Jr year and not having a great experience. I call to make an appointment with an advisor I am told to go online, go online and there are no appointments available, call back and am told to text in the line. Get there after waiting hours (literally) through the text line and people are walking in, waiting 15 mins and seeing an advisor. The advisors always sound irritated and rushed, they want to give you the quickest answer to get you off the phone asap.Struggling with financial aid, not receiving any direction from financial aid office or advisors. Theres a very This is just what it is attitude and its awful. I am so frustrated with my experience I am really ready to leave this school. I would love for an advisor to take a minute to care about my situation and give me some real ADVICE on what steps to take.

Great university and continually become better! Faculties are very kind and helpful.

This school is growing fast. Adding building after building i believe they are turning it into another MIT. I am proud to be a graduate of this place.

The campus grounds are excellent, and there is always a new building popping up! The coursework is very difficult, but the teachers know what they are talking about! If youre up for a challenge, check it out!

I have to say this is honestly the worst school I have ever attended far worse than any community college. They are constantly changing the degree plans and dont even offer many of the upper level courses you need to graduate each semester.

They have free counseling, which is good because I was diagnosed with moderate depression and given antidepressants my second semester here.Background: I graduated with honors from a school that takes only the top 1percentile of students. Im an enthusiastic optimist. This school is unnecessarily difficult, if you plan to go to graduate school (or any profession where GPA is a factor) STEER CLEAR of UTD. I received no scholarships (despite qualifying for maximum aid on FASFA.)Parents if you are reading this forbid you child from coming here, or they will call you multiple times a week complaining.Prospective students, if you enjoy your happiness go to ANY OTHER university. This one will thrust you into poverty.Its only worth it if your an engineer.

Very beautiful campus. Great spot for meetings, too.

Great place. Little small but cozy.

Very bad experience with parking. They charge for parking all over campus, and all around the library where visitors are likely to park. Even if it is not posted, they appearantly charge for parking anyway, and they will not give a warning for a first time violation. I received a $30 citation for parking in Lot E even though there are no signs around Lot E that say that parking is chargeable. It is not a visitor friendly campus.

Dont go to school here! Place is a sham! Absolutely no alumni support if you want to job do not go to school here! The school is not well regarded in Dallas and is often seen as a joke!

Compared to UNT, UTA and any other public 4 year universities near Dallas: its the best. The school is on its way to becoming a tier one college. Its known for its Business school and Arts/Technology.I would say the school has an identity crisis. With 23,000 students and growing it needs a football team, school spirit and a more traditional setting. Its large enough to sever ties with the UT school system and become a standalone school. The diversity is intense! Parking is getting better and they are improving the buildings with state of the art technology. Not your traditional 4 year experience but they could develop into a school like some well known counterparts such as (Baylor, UT, Tech, A&M, TCU, SMU etc.) but only if they continue to make changes and develop school spirit & loyalty.Classes are pretty tough and the business program is very difficult but considered one of the best. Greek life is really just boring: send your kids here if you dont want them to party. Overall like I said its the basic college experience, great education but without traditions & school spirit.

Only one thing I have to complain, there are increasing number of Indian students in Engineering School, about 4:1 among total students, 4 indians with 1 other racers. It looks like I am studying in India. Most of faculties from India, it is because the head of school is Indian. where is balance??

No work/school life balance, the academic advising department is completely incompetent.....This school is a waste of time and money.

I am gratuated from this University in electrical engineering and I got to say it is best University that I could ask for...!!!!

Great engineering and computer program. Plus nice looking campus at the Heart of Dallas county.

Daughter getting a real value here, saving on student loans

Administration is so incompetent you wonder how anything gets done. Save yourself time and a ton money and go somewhere decent like ut austin or an institution that values you more than simply a source of income.

I transferred here a year ago from a bigger university and this school has the same problems Id expect from any other. Typical administration issues, incompetent TAs, etc.However there are some glaring problems that this university seriously needs to address. This one they know: parking is terrible. The green lot fills up so fast you cant find anywhere to park, not even the last row! I have to leave 30-40 minutes early even though I live by the school! They also charge for parking for not only students but visitors as well, which to me is in poor taste. I dont agree with schools charging for parking anyway, but they can never get enough money can they?The lack of online classes really makes my life difficult. My previous university had them and it was such a blessing. Now at UTD my work schedule has been severely limited because I have to go to a class when I could be taking it online. If I had all the time in the world id most definitely prefer a regular class, but thats just not how my life works right now.Another problem with classes is how few sections there are. Some classes only have one time for that semester and if it doesnt work for some reason youre screwed. Or, youre forced to take a professor you dont want which could impact your grade.Overall UTD is a good school. The campus is beautiful, the coursework is challenging, and there are some pretty great professors here. True its not much of a party school but my last uni was so I prefer UTDs quiet atmoshpere.

I am a management student of the School.Pretty well renowned School with class faculty .MBA,ITM,Electrical and Computer Science do hold top rank in US .

The Free Bus rides for students and general public alike is nice :)

Horrible school dont go here if you want to graduate in a reasonable time frame classes are very limited. Also almost all international students so their is also that.

Definitely one of the nicest public college campus in the state of Texas and very diverse

I had a horrible experience with Xianming Dai (faculty). He completely ignores facts and tries to put you down.He also has a very thick foreign accent which is very hard to understand, if youre going to work here and interact with people maybe work on the English a bit.I can ignore the accent but he also has this sense of superiority and adds right to the end of everything he says, even when hes clearly wrong.I cant believe that UTD employs this person in a teaching environment.Maybe hes that way because of his culture, but here in America we treat others with respect and are open to points of view that arent our own.I dont recommend this college as long as they employ close minded people like him.If you go here you will have a bad experience!

Great University and very helpful people. Parking can be a pain so get there early.

If u want to learn something, please dont join in eric jhonson school here. This is the place where electrical students grade computer science students and they dont offer courses you want to do.

The administration here is corrupt and the whole school reeks of incompetence. Teachers dont have the ability or drive to teach while students are mostly full of themselves.

Great school. Talented students and helpful prpfessors.

Great school with a unique Humanities program shaped by the founders of Texas Instruments.

Good place for study. But expensive for a student to live around.

Honestly if you had to pay for college dont chose UTD. If you get a full ride then it is bearable knowing that you dont have to pay for this lowtier school. A couple of things stand out if you are planning on making a decision.1. UTD gives out scholarships to a bunch of foreign students. In fact I think UTD has the most foreign students when compared to other public texas schools. Foreign students arent really a problem when integrated with the university but UTD makes a big deal about diversity and how diverse they are when in reality it is the opposite. All the foreign student tend to congregate into their own cultures and societies. Indians hang out with Indians, Chinese with Chinese, etc. etc. In fact this is so prevalent that the clubs garnered for these ethnicity are swollen in size with around 500 in each whether it is the Vietnamese Student Association or the Chinese or etc. You could try to join one of these programs but you will be treated as an outsider, in fact good luck feeling welcome with any ethnicity if you are white. All the activities, all the clubs, all the school sponsored spirit has some form of ethnicity attached to it and with around more than 50% of the school being from Asia they tend to congregate and leave anyone else out. If youre from the Asian continent youre in luck, youll fit right in. Except if youre a non-muslim arab. Good luck trying to join the MSA or fitting in then.2. Regardless of social life, sexual life is even worse. Good luck finding someone attractive, the girls that were mildly attractive before UTD get inflated in attractiveness due to the rarity of beauty on this campus.3. Its expensive for nothing. UTD knows its so lowtier in the system that it tries everything to get up to the UT system of quality. Harder classes, more expensive tuition, more expensive everything with lesser quality. The only reason you should go to this school is if you cant afford good colleges and UTD will pay your tuition for you. Honestly youre better off with a community college degree because they equal to the quality UTD brings to the table.

Dr. Aziz Sancer, a Ph D graduate of UTD, received the 2015 Nobel Prize in chemistry. He is by far the most notable alum of this university.

I attend UTD as of right now, and let me tell you something about the university police they are unprofessional, i asked to see the radar he tagged me with and was responder with the fact that he had loaded weapons in the car, why did he get out of the car by himself at 2 am? He mentioned that he would rather go to court since he gets paid overtime to go. I asked him how i was to know that he clocked me at 28 on the road that was 15 or if he clocked me while i was on a road thats 40mph and he said because im a cop. Tell me that is professional? I drive an 06 yellow corvette and have not gotten a ticket in 3 years, upon attending utd i have gotten a speeding ticket and multiple parking citations... screw this school. I also dread going to class, some of the professors know what they are talking about and others are just... blank

Although only visited by walking, the infrastructure looks great (2016).

The perfect place and boundless opportunity to achieve your goal.

My bro studying in this unversity his name is RAVIKANTH PANDEY