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Is there any date to prove kiddos of H1B parents are dominating enrollment at UT and A&M?

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Not that I've seen

500,000ags said:

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Sure, I bet you think all the suburbs should get every spot in every good school.

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what exactly is a "good school" pretty sure students all across Texas have an equal chance to get into all Texas Universities.

500,000ags said:

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Sure, I bet you think all the suburbs should get every spot in every good school.

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Try again.

Just looked at statewide demographics on 2025 school year on public schools.

25-% white
12.8% black
53% Hispanic
5.4% Asian
O.3% American Indian
0.2% Pacific Islander
3.1% 2 or more races

Demographics is destiny. Texas will not be a red state in 10yrs.

I remember that same post from 20 years ago

valvemonkey91 said:

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Just looked at statewide demographics on 2025 school year on public schools.

25-% white
12.8% black
53% Hispanic
5.4% Asian
O.3% American Indian
0.2% Pacific Islander
3.1% 2 or more races

Demographics is destiny. Texas will not be a red state in 10yrs.

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I cant keep up with this board, one day its Muslim and Indians taking over Texas now it's going to be a blue state shortly. lol

BMX Bandit said:

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I remember that same post from 20 years ago

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20 yrs ago Texas wasn't 25-% white. And with the leanings of the progressive white females, it doesn't bode well. Discount it all you want, but Abbott will be the last GOP governor. IMHO.

valvemonkey91 said:

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BMX Bandit said:

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I remember that same post from 20 years ago

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20 yrs ago Texas wasn't 25-% white. And with the leanings of the progressive white females, it doesn't bode well. Discount it all you want, but Abbott will be the last GOP governor. IMHO.

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lol

53% Hispanic. Many Hispanic Texans that I know lean far right.

People don't realize Texas has been majority Hispanic for a while and we are still a red state.

Being half Hispanic it's absolutely wild how the political leanings go. What I've seen is that it has almost zero to do with being Hispanic, religion, or wealth since almost all are Catholic and all in a similar income bracket (most make between $40k and $70k a year). Urban or rural is the most clear decider, and then to some extent education - didn't finish high school and went to college lean left, and high school diploma lean right. Some of my Hispanic side is the most staunch right people I know. I would guessitmate urban versus rural is like 80% of it though.

Maybe white parents should support their children through higher education instead of kicking them out of the nest at 18 and dropping them right next to a financial cliff and wondering why they can't pay for school like they did in the 80s, 90s and 00s. Plenty of 20 and 30 somethings that had high aptitude, drive and passion that have slipped through the cracks due to poor parental planning and limited means.

If you can't afford to pay for your child to finish university (assuming they have the aptitude) then don't have children.

now that is one bizarre take on what the problem with college is. well done.

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TyHolden said:

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I'd like to see ours. It's probably not much different. If Costco in College Station is any indication, it's similar.

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Undergraduate enrollment is 49.7% White, 26.4% Hispanic, 14.9% Asian, 1% International, 3.4% black

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So what you are saying is we are a good sports school.

Well, we better hope the Hispanics split enough the right way to keep us red going forward. They are our only hope in this state of staying red.

Can't count on the blacks and can't count on the whites in the five biggest counties.

If we could clear out the international students from tu, then they'd have room for the displaced Democrats that got pushed over to A&M. We don't want them, and they don't want to be here.