The University of Texas at Dallas

Paul Alexander, the man with the Iron Lung. At the age of 4, Paul was affected by Polio attack, completely bedridden, unable to breathe. Scientists devised a dome around his body but head projecting out, filled the dome with vacuum but pressurised by Nitrogen, thus the differential pressure will make his lungs work. Gradually he started breathing exercises which he practiced to breathe himself for 3 minutes. He studied in the same condition, passed in a special high school, continued economics & gradually got a Law degree. With modern communications technology, he was in touch digitally. At 68 years, in 2024, February, he died breathing his last. Everyone admired his tenacity, perseverance, discipline, eagerness to study, intelligence above all tried his best to equal others with all his limitations. The Polio vaccine was invented, administered with 99% success,eradicated almost from the world. People should emulate his principles. Dr.K.V.Murali

In my opinion to know or to judge if a country or a state is good or bad Is to fetch how their schools are . If the schools and universities are brighting that means all good. How come you making students students pay for a parking. Shame

Predatory police department and predatory parking policies. This school sees you as a dollar sign, not a person. UTD won't get a single donation dollar from me until they announce police reform

I went here to play disc golf over Memorial Day Weekend. I was pleasantly surprised at the high quality of the course, and its celebration of native trees and wildflowers - truly an example of how we can coexist with nature. Today I learned it is being paved over to become a parking lot. Truly a shortsighted move on the part of the university, and I'm curious to hear what, if anything, the university plans to do to mitigate the urban heat island effects, habitat loss, and shrinking community resources and mental health benefits of removing a public park resulting from this action.

As a 27-year-old graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas, I can confidently say that my time there was both enriching and enjoyable. The curriculum is well-structured and offers a calm learning environment, making it easy to stay focused and engaged with the material. I appreciated the variety of courses available, allowing students to tailor their education to their interests and career goals. The campus has a fantastic array of organizations and extracurricular activities. Whether you’re interested in academic clubs, cultural groups, or professional development, there’s something for everyone. This fostered a sense of community and connectedness among students that I truly valued. One major plus was the flexible class schedule. This allowed me to balance my studies with work and personal commitments, which is essential for non-traditional students like myself. However, the parking situation on campus is quite challenging. Finding a parking spot can often be a frustrating experience, especially during peak hours. I hope the university addresses this issue in the future, as it detracts from an otherwise great experience. Charging fees on closer parking spaces was also something I personally don't agree with, given the limited spaces to begin with. Overall, I highly recommend UT Dallas for anyone looking for a balanced and supportive academic environment!

So I'm actually reviewing Temoc instead of the school. Temoc (comet spelled backwards) is one of the all-time greats of the mascot sphere. He is literally...

utd is a tyranical institution more like aushwits. subpar professors just reading out their powerpoints. as soon as you ask the professor about the topic...

Pros: Great first year experience Calm environment Decent education Can focus on transferring to flagship Quiet People are nice for the most...