The University of Texas at Arlington is a state university located in Arlington, Texas.

The campus is situated southwest of downtown Arlington, and is located in the Dallas Fort WorthArlington metropolitan area.Its acceptance rate is 69%.To be admitted to this college you'll need to be in the top twenty-five percentile of your high school, and graduate with a 3.0 Gpa.If you are lucky enough to be accepted UTA the flat fee of tution is 5,100.00 add that to the fees wich are 300.00.UTA has wide assortment of housing and meal plans to choose from such as;Bronze,silver,platinum and gold.For those rare few who have more than enough money the platinum meal plan is for them.At 3,640.00$ a school year and 900.00 a semester this meal plan will have you eating like a king it includes unlimted accses to cafes and other food related establisments on campus .The gold meal plan is the second most expensive at an estimate 800.00 a semestier and3,210.00 $ for the year this meal plan offers unlimited amount at the cafe,but only offers 50.00 a at establishments like starbucks.Last is the silver and bronze,these are options for the more practicual money consciouses college student.At 796.00$ this student will be able to sleep easy at night knowing they only have to pay 3,185.00,and a year they get 225.00 to spend at the plaza and one meal a day at the cafe.The amazing dorms at UTA come with various aminaties and are already

furnished and ready for use at a momments notice.There rates start of at 5,353.00 dollars for a private room in a co-ed hall if you would like a private double in coed hall it will cost you 5,565.00 dollars.A regural double will cost somewhere between 3,000.00 and 4,000.00.For those who would not like to send themselves or there parents sparling in to debt youll be happy to know that UTA does offer off campus housing With severl housing complexes to choose from.Once your setteled with a food plan housing arrangments,and youve paid off the loan sharks you can start choosing your major.UTA is know for there science and pschology deparments.To graduite with a undergrad in pschology The requirements to
receive a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology can be achieved through degree plans under any one of six options (i.e., Option 1-BS in Psychology with a minor, Option 2- BS in Psychology with an Emphasis in Clinical Health, Option 3- BS in Psychology with an Emphasis in Neuroscience, Option 4- BS in Psychology with an Emphasis in Developmental Science, Option 5- BS in Psychology with an Emphasis in Social and Organizational Science, and Option 6 - BS in Psychology with an Emphasis in General Psychology). Before choosing a degree program under one of these options, please consult with the psychology undergraduate advisor.English Six hours of composition. Literature Three hours from English or modern and classical languages literature. History Six hours of American History, or three hours of American History and three hours of Texas History. Computer Literacy CSE 1301 or INSY 2303 or any equivalent course. Alternatively, the requirement may be met by passing the university computer proficiency test

Oral Communication Competency COMS 1301, or COMS 2305, or COMS 2302 or an equivalent three hour course approved by the Undergraduate Advisor. Modern and Classical Languages* Six hours from the Cultural Studies List as listed at the following Mathematics* 1323 or 1325 and 1426. Political Science 2311 and 2312 or any six hours meeting the legislative requirement. Fine Arts Three hours of designated courses in architecture, art, dance, music, or theatre arts. Social/Cultural Studies** Three hours of designated courses in social or cultural anthropology, archaeology, social/political/cultural geography, sociology, classical studies, or linguistics. The Social and Cultural Studies requirement will be satisfied by designated courses which have been approved by the Undergraduate Assembly. For a list of approved courses, contact the University Advising Center or * Other Natural Science A total of 15 hours including two of the following sequences, or one of these sequences plus an additional seven hours in the same discipline: BIOL 1441 and 1442, or CHEM 1441 and 1442, or GEOL 1425 and GEOL 1426, or PHYS 1443 and 1444, or PHYS 1441 and 1442. Major 36 hours to include: 1315, 2443, 2444, 3315, 3322, and 3334; one three-hour lecture course from each of the Groups I, II, and III; plus one three-hour course from either Group I, II, or III; and one four-hour advanced topics course from either Group I, II, or III. Lecture Groups (nine hours - three hours from each group and three additional hours from any group) I. 3310, 3311, 3312, 3313, 3314, 3319. II. 3320, 3326, 3329, 3356, 4301, 4309, 4325, 4327, 4329. III. 3316, 3317, 3318, 4303, 4310, 4332, 4337, 4339, 4357. Advanced Topics Course (four hours) I. 4410, 4411, 4412,

II. 4420, 4421 III. 4430, 4431, 4432 Minor or Emphasis

Either a minor of 18 hours in a discipline other than psychology or an Emphasis in Psychology, which consists of 18 hours of upper level Psychology course work, is required.

At least 18 hours of coursework must be taken at the 3000 or 4000 level. PSYC 3301 Psychology of Human Relations PSYC 3302 Business Psychology PSYC 3303 Drugs and Behavior PSYC 3304 Analysis and Management of Behavior PSYC 3310 Developmental Psychology PSYC 3311 Adulthood and Aging PSYC 3312 Social & Personality Development PSYC 3313 Gender and Cultural Diversity PSYC 3314 Psychology of PersonalityPSYC 3317 Introduction to Clinical and Counseling PsychologyPSYC 3318 Abnormal Psychology PSYC 3319 Psychology of Adolescence PSYC 3320 Behavior and Motivation PSYC 3329 Behavioral Endocrinology PSYC 3356 Evolutionary Psychology Electives.Sufficient hours to complete the total required for the degree.Total120 hours, of which at least 36 must be 3000 level.Freshman Year First Semester: ENGL 1301; MATH 1323; HIST 1311; PSYC 1315; Natural Science 2, 4 hours - Total Credit 16 hours.Second Semester: ENGL 1302; MATH 1426; HIST 1312; Natural Science 2, 4 hours; computer competency, 3 hours - Total Credit 17 hours. Sophomore Year First Semester: PSYC 2443; Natural Science 2, 4 hours; POLS 2311; Fine Arts, 3 hours - Total Credit 14 hours.Second Semester: PSYC 2444; Natural Science 2, 3 or 4 hours; POLS 2312; Social Cultural requirement, 3 hours - Total Credit 13 or 14 hours.Junior Year First Semester: PSYC 3315, 3 hours; PSYC 3322, 3 hours; Advanced Topics Course , 4 hours; Modern Language III or substitution, 3 hours; Advanced Electives, 1 or 2 hours- Total Credit 16 or 17 hours.Second Semester: PSYC 3334, 3 hours; Psychology Lecture Group I, 3 hours; Advanced Psychology Emphasis Lecture or Course for Minor, 3 hours; Modern Language IV or substitution, 3 hours; Literature, 3 hours - Total Credit 15 hours.Senior Year First Semester: Lecture Group II, 3 hours; Advanced Psychology, Emphasis Lecture or Courses for Minor (3 courses), 9 hours; Literature, 3 hours - Total Credit 15 hours.Second Semester: Psychology Lecture Group III, 3 hours; Advanced Psychology Emphasis Lecture or Courses

for Minor (2 courses), 6 hours; COMS 2302; 3 hours; Advanced General Elective, 3 hours - Total Credit 15 hours.

Texas A&M University is a coeducational public research university located in College Station, Texas, United States.Its acceptance rate is 67.1%.To be admitted to this college you'll need a 3.5 Gpa and a 30/2010 and your ACT and SAT.if you are exceptional enough to be admitted you'll need 4,365 dollars for tuition your fees will add up to be 1,000 dollars combine that with your miscellaneous fees which are 565 dollars.Meal plans for Texas A&M university are; 250 Meals/$100 Dining Dollars 200 Meals/$125 Dining Dollars $1,743/sem; $3,137/yr* $1,462/sem; $2,632/yr*

* (Pricing reflects an additional 10% savings if plan is purchased for the academic year.)

150 Meals/$150 Dining Dollars 30 Meals/$800 Dining Dollars 30 Meals/$600 Dining Dollars 35 Meals/$400 Dining Dollars

$1,225/sem $1,095/sem $877/sem $667/sem

The university offers Dorm ranging from pricing: Modular Halls $4,855 Hullabaloo $3,605 Appelt $2,958 Clements $2,958 --- Eppright $2,958 --Hobby $2,958 Lechner $2,958 McFadden $2,958 --- .

Neeley $2,958 --Rudder $2,958 Underwood $2,958 Wells $2,958 the University also offers off campus housing with four different floor plans for new and returning students.These floor plans include: one bedroom one bath,two bedroom one bath, two bedroom two bath,and three bedroom two bath.Texas A&M is known for its football and philosophy. The requirements for the philosophy minor are five courses in philosophy (15 hours), with at least three of the courses (9 hours) taken on the upper-division (300- or 400-) level. The remaining two courses can be taken either on the upper- division level or on the lower-division (100- or 200-) level..The classes you will need to take to graduate are;PHIL 240: Introduction to Logic

PHIL 341: Symbolic Logic PHIL 342: Symbolic Logic II PHIL 305: Philosophy of Natural Science PHIL 307: Philosophy of Social Science PHIL 351: Theory of Knowledge PHIL 320: Philosophy of Mind PHIL 331: Philosophy of Religion PHIL 361: Metaphysics PHIL 330: Philosophy of Art PHIL 332: Social and Political Philosophy PHIL 381: Ethical Theory PHIL 414: 19th Century Philosophy PHIL 417: Phenomenology PHIL 418: Existentialism PHIL 419: Current Continental Philosophy PHIL 415: Classical American Philosophy PHIL 416: Recent British/American Philosophy PHIL 424: Philosophy of Language PHIL 410: Classical Philosophy PHIL 412: 17th Century Philosophy PHIL 413: 18th Century Philosophy

William Marsh Rice University, commonly referred to as Rice University or Rice, is a private research university located on a 295-acre campus in Houston, Texas, United States.Its acceptance rate is 17% to attend this institution of higher learning you'll need a 3.9 Gpa and 36/2400 on your SAT and ACT.Rice University tuition is 36,000 dollars fees are 535 dollars university is one of the very few universities that offer on campus and off campus food plans.Off campus food plans include:
Option A: This plan offers 19 meals per week - $2,100 per semester UNDERGRADUATES ONLY.

Option B: $725 per semester. This plan includes 85 meals and $50 in Tetra points. UNDERGRADUATES ONLY. This plan may be used for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Option C: $587 per semester. This plan includes 85 meals and may be used for lunch only.

Option D: $345 per semester. This plan includes 50 meals and may be used for lunch only.

Option E: $173 per semester. This plan includes 25 meals and may be used for lunch only.

There on campus food plans include;

85 lunches/semester: This is equivalent to five meals/week. Plan cost: $587/semester OR $6.90/lunch (same price as undergraduate students).

50 lunches/semester: Plan cost: $345/semester OR $6.90/lunch 25 lunches/semester: Plan cost: $173/semester OR $6.90/lunch

Rices offers beautiful housing on and off campus.The cost of rooming on campus is 4,400 annual and 8,000 for the semester the cost of off campus living is 725.00 dollars annual and 1,4500 dollars semester.Rice is well known for its academic specifically its theater art program English

Six hours (1301 and 1302 or approved substitutes). Literature Three hours of English or modern and classical languages literature or other approved substitute. Liberal Arts Elective Three hours above the freshman level of literature, or social and cultural studies designated as taught in the College of Liberal Arts, or fine arts or philosophy, or technical writing. Modern and Classical Languages 1441, 1442, 2313 and 2314 or equivalent.

U.S. Political Science Six hours covering U.S. and Texas constitutions (This requirement is mandated by state law and cannot be waived). U.S. History Six hours of U.S. History or three hours of U.S. and three hours of Texas history (This requirement is mandated by state law and cannot be waived). Mathematics Six hours (level of college algebra or higher). Natural Science Eight hours in lab science (biology, chemistry, geology and/or physics). Fine Arts Three hours from art, dance, music, architecture, or theatre arts. Social/Cultural Studies Three hours. Electives Sufficient to give the total number of hours required for degree, twelve hours of which must be at the 3000/4000 level. Theatre Arts THEA 0181*, 1101, 1304, 1305, 1307, 1343, 2306, and FS 1300**, Plus 24 upper-division hours including: THEA 3300, 3309, 3315, 3318, 4303, 4304, plus six elective hours at the 3000/4000 level. * All Theatre Arts majors shall enroll in THEA 0181 (Theatre Practicum) for one hour per semester in residence in order to graduate. Eight (8) hours of THEA 0181 are required. Students should see their advisor regarding practicum obligations. Transfer students must discuss THEA 0181 requirements with the Theatre Arts academic advisor. **Only first year students (not transfers) are required and eligible to take FS 1300. Total A minimum of 120 hours, of which at least 36 must be at the 3000/4000 level.