Seeking suggestions on easiest universities to get into in Texas

Hey there, just a stressed rising junior here from Texas. I'd prefer to stay in my home state for college. Does anyone know of any Texas colleges or universities that are not as competitive or selective?

Absolutely, it's completely okay to prioritize less competitive schools, particularly if you're interested in less stressful environments or you're simply looking for schools where you'd have a higher likelihood of acceptance. Texas has quite a few universities where the acceptance rate is relatively high.

One such option is the University of North Texas (UNT), which accepts a range of 72% to 79% of its applicants depending on the year and various factors. UNT offers a wide range of undergraduate programs from business and liberal arts to science and engineering, catering to a wide variety of interests.

Another school with a high acceptance rate is Texas Woman's University (TWU). Despite its name, TWU is not only for women; men are accepted as well. The school has traditionally been known for its nursing and education programs, but it also offers a wide range of other majors.

Texas State University at San Marcos accepts over three-fourths of its applicants. It's especially known for its communication disorders and physical therapy programs.

Texas Tech University might be another to consider. They accept over 70% of applicants and it offers a wide array of programs. The university is well-known for its College of Engineering.

All of these universities offer a multitude of opportunities for in-state students, so I'd recommend looking into the specific programs at each to see which best aligns with your academic and career interests. Remember to consider factors beyond acceptance rates, like location, size, cost, culture, and specific academic programs. Good luck with your college search process, and remember there are many pathways to success, and attending a less competitive college can absolutely be one of them.