Universities in Austin

Austin is the capital city of the state of Texas. This fast-growing city has a lot of features, among which a number of prestigious colleges and universities are included. To name one, the University of Texas is located in Austin, which is among the biggest universities in the United States and the flagship educational institution of an organization known as The University of Texas System. Here is a rundown of some of the universities in Austin to give you an idea why this city is labeled the No. 1 College Town in America according to the Travel Channel.

Concordia University: This university is private and coeducational, offering liberal arts and science courses. Aside from Bachelor\'s and Master\'s degrees, Concordia also offer an Accelerated Degree Program fit for part-timers and adults who would like to return to school. The campus is found in Central Austin, and satellite campuses are also present in Houston, San Antonio, Fredericksburg and Fort Worth.

Huston-Tillotson University: This university is one of the institutions in the United States that were intended for African-American students only. Three organizations are affiliated to the university, such as the United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church and the United Negro College Fund. Formerly known as the Huston-Tillotson College, the institution changed it name in 2005.

St. Edwards University: The primary recognizable facility of this university in Lady Bird Lake, Austin, is the Main Building. The campus has a very picturesque appeal as it offers an overlooking view of the city. St. Edwards is relatively smaller than other universities. Liberal arts courses are offered by this private university to Roman Catholics.

LeTourneau University. The main campus of this university is in Longview, Texas, but there are educational centers around Texas. Engineering, education, business and aeronautical science courses are offered in Longview, while business programs are offered in Austin. The university is founded by R. G. LeTourneau in 1946.

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