Listening to this took me back to my years as a young undergraduate here in London. I’m 64 now and back then wokeism hadn’t corrupted our institutions. I felt the same enthusiasm I felt back then - if I were young again I would choose UATX - the best of luck to you all! The slow counter march through the institutions begins now. I feel a glimmer of hope at last. Mighty oaks from little acorns grow!
This is unbelievably exciting. I wish, so desperately wish, my student orientation welcoming message at San Jose State University was like this. But it wasn't. A large portion of it dived into topics such as trigger warnings, micro aggressions, and social justice agendas. The message was clear to my student body: you are not allowed to think these things, say these things, do these things. There was no embrace at all with the ideas of open debate and inquiry. I thought to my self while listening to the orientation presenter, "My goodness. This is real. This really is happening. And now I'm stuck. I'll have to grind for four years confronting ideas I believe are fundamentally flawed by my university staff, faculty and even student press, in which I have no avenue to express my objections." And sure enough, that was my experience. I have my degree, but I do look at it with resentment. Thinking I spent so much time and money at an institution that I believe has abandoned its original principles and purpose to society. I am watching the progress of the University of Austin with great curiosity. I hope it succeeds in its mission. America needs it.
This gives me hope. Thank you. I hope that you stand out as an alternative to the disgrace that the Ivy League has become, and I am excited to see where your students go.
If your admission has no an age restriction, I do want to apply for a study there. Just like to be a part of this promising initiative and learn to become a better person humbly.
The aims and ambitions of the university are great, roots of so many universities are old enough and can not provide with everything needed. Within the next few decades, UATX will exceed the world's top universities in this progress
The University of Austin looks to be the best thing that could happen to higher education in the U.S. in the 2020s. May it be the first of many such parallel institutions able to pick up the ball the “legacy” institutions have dropped over the past 30 - 40 years.
Going to be interesting to see how they fare. University of Texas is in Austin. Have an old Army buddy that is a UT grad, lives in a near by town and told me it's changed so much he won't even go into Austin.
If wokism, antisemitism, and Trump Derangement Syndrome aren't the main thrust of the faculty and student body, it sounds like they're on the right track.😊❤❤❤
Thank you so much for these initiatives, the building of new schools and academic islands is so important now.
Listening to this took me back to my years as a young undergraduate here in London. I’m 64 now and back then wokeism hadn’t corrupted our institutions. I felt the same enthusiasm I felt back then - if I were young again I would choose UATX - the best of luck to you all! The slow counter march through the institutions begins now. I feel a glimmer of hope at last. Mighty oaks from little acorns grow!
This is unbelievably exciting. I wish, so desperately wish, my student orientation welcoming message at San Jose State University was like this. But it wasn't. A large portion of it dived into topics such as trigger warnings, micro aggressions, and social justice agendas. The message was clear to my student body: you are not allowed to think these things, say these things, do these things. There was no embrace at all with the ideas of open debate and inquiry. I thought to my self while listening to the orientation presenter, "My goodness. This is real. This really is happening. And now I'm stuck. I'll have to grind for four years confronting ideas I believe are fundamentally flawed by my university staff, faculty and even student press, in which I have no avenue to express my objections." And sure enough, that was my experience. I have my degree, but I do look at it with resentment. Thinking I spent so much time and money at an institution that I believe has abandoned its original principles and purpose to society. I am watching the progress of the University of Austin with great curiosity. I hope it succeeds in its mission. America needs it.
Quite a testimony
This gives me hope. Thank you. I hope that you stand out as an alternative to the disgrace that the Ivy League has become, and I am excited to see where your students go.
My daughter is 14 and I would be proud to send her here.
If your admission has no an age restriction, I do want to apply for a study there. Just like to be a part of this promising initiative and learn to become a better person humbly.
My thoughts exactly 🤔
Thank you Thank you thank you. I will do everything in my hands to send both my daugthers to study with you.
So exciting!!
The aims and ambitions of the university are great, roots of so many universities are old enough and can not provide with everything needed. Within the next few decades, UATX will exceed the world's top universities in this progress
And do a podcast tour with free thinkers like David Sacks (All-In Podcast), Lex Fridman, Patrick Bet David
The University of Austin looks to be the best thing that could happen to higher education in the U.S. in the 2020s. May it be the first of many such parallel institutions able to pick up the ball the “legacy” institutions have dropped over the past 30 - 40 years.
Thank you i will do my best to be a member of uatx😊😊
Outstanding !!!
Hallelujah!
Going to be interesting to see how they fare. University of Texas is in Austin. Have an old Army buddy that is a UT grad, lives in a near by town and told me it's changed so much he won't even go into Austin.
If wokism, antisemitism, and Trump Derangement Syndrome aren't the main thrust of the faculty and student body, it sounds like they're on the right track.😊❤❤❤
You guys should do some collab work with Gen Z influencers.
Brett Cooper, Graham Stephan, Shelby Church
Or not
Culture Warrior University
Impressive concept.
no question university system has problems. but trying something new is risky.
Who’s here checking this school out after the pro Hamas riots swept the so called “elite” colleges?
What about job opportunity?
Equal or better than the "would you like fries with that?" barista futures that other universities gave kids
Holy Shmoly !!!
BINGO
Accredited?
For profit?
No.
Maybe?
This is all corporate speak. This is a grift
Wrong.
This is America -- where we build.
And so what are the universities that currently exist? a pleasant and benevolent scam that nicely steals your money?
And so what are the current universities? A pleasant and kind scam that steals your money and gives you what?
So what about current universities? Indoctrination camps? Scams? Thievery?
@retirementplanner not accredited
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