I work at the City of Houston. This week there was a big expo where high school kids could talk to employers and colleges to find out what they want to do after high school (about 2500 kids came). The colleges were mostly local - Texas A&M, UT, Texas Tech, North Texas, Sam Houston, etc (As far as I know, Texas State didn't bother..grrrr!)... and USA had a table. One of the few (and maybe the only) out of state schools represented. Swooping in to Houston and getting some exposure. Nice work, USA! I wish Texas State had the foresight to do the same. If Texas State was there, I didn't find them.

I like seeing this sort of stuff on here. Thanks for posting.

(11-14-2013 07:11 PM)dewclaws Wrote:  I work at the City of Houston. This week there was a big expo where high school kids could talk to employers and colleges to find out what they want to do after high school (about 2500 kids came). The colleges were mostly local - Texas A&M, UT, Texas Tech, North Texas, Sam Houston, etc (As far as I know, Texas State didn't bother..grrrr!)... and USA had a table. One of the few (and maybe the only) out of state schools represented. Swooping in to Houston and getting some exposure. Nice work, USA! I wish Texas State had the foresight to do the same. If Texas State was there, I didn't find them.

Very interesting. Good to know the university is broadening it's reach.

Nice! :-)

I like it, working on becoming a national university.

USA was at Jesuit High in New Orleans a few weeks back. What is USA known for academically?

(11-14-2013 10:50 PM)Louisianafanrcajun90 Wrote:  USA was at Jesuit High in New Orleans a few weeks back. What is USA known for academically?

Meteorology, business, engineering, allied health/medicine.

Primarily allied health/medicine.