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good college in texas


Question Posted Friday January 4 2008, 1:08 am

i want to go to school for criminology... im moving from montana to texas... i want to go to a good school and start my life over. but what is a good college, and how do i get into a sorority.

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uisforukelele answered Friday January 4 2008, 9:13 pm:
some of the best schools in texas are:
university of texas
texas a&m
baylor university
texas tech
stephen f. austin
and university of north texas.
baylor is a private school and really expensive. take a look at collegeboard.com, it really helps.

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