Largest college in Texas?

So I've been checking out colleges in Texas, but I'm curious, which one is the largest in terms of student enrollment? Thanks in advance!

In terms of student enrollment, the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) usually holds the record within the University of Texas system. However, for a very definitive count, it actually differs based on whether you are comparing using undergraduate enrollment or total student enrollment (including graduate students).

If you're considering total student enrollment, which includes both undergraduate and graduate students, Texas A&M University in College Station holds the record for the largest university in Texas. As of recent numbers, it had over 70,000 students enrolled. It's the only university in Texas exceeding 70,000.

But if you are comparing based on the undergraduate student enrollment only, then UT Austin usually has the highest count.

Just remember that size isn't everything when it comes to choosing the right college. It's equally important to consider elements like academic programs, campus environment, and fit with your personal goals and preferences.

As you build your college list, you may find college search engines useful, like CollegeVine's, which allows you to filter schools based on a range of factors, including not just location and size, but also majors offered, student/faculty ratio, admissions requirements, and so on. This tool can help you build a list of schools that are sure to be a good all-around fit for you. You can access the search engine here: https://www.collegevine.com/schools/hub

Good luck!