Austin College
School Description
In 1849, a Princeton-educated Presbyterian missionary named Dr. Daniel Baker founded Austin College, making it Texas' oldest higher education institution that continues to operate under its original name. Originally located in Huntsville, the college later moved to north Texas after the outbreak of yellow fever, the Civil War, and economic challenges. In 1930, it merged with an institution exclusively for women called the Texas Presbyterian College.
Today, Austin College's Sherman campus sits on an 85-acre land that houses 50 modern buildings and facilities for learning, living, fitness and recreation. It currently offers over 50 undergraduate majors and minors and majors across 18 academic departments. It also awards a master's degree and teaching certification throough its Austin Teacher Program (ATP), a five-year MAT programs. 80% of Austin College students are accommodated in its 5 residence halls, including freshmen who are required to live on-campus six 14-week semesters or three academic years.
Courses Offered
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Accountancy
This program is designed to equip students with the theoretical and practical knowledge of Accounting Principles. The program offers courses that focus on all aspects of business, management and finance.
Tuition Fee: USD 39,960
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American Studies
This program offers courses that focus on the study of American history, society, literature, and culture
Tuition Fee: USD 39,960
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Admission Requirements
- Minimum incoming TOEFL iBT 80
- Minimum incoming IELTS 6.50
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