A&M and Texas are both Flagship Universities in Texas, that is how it was structured. We also have a larger research spend than any University for 1000 miles in any direction, including that smaller and newer school in Austin.

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Posted by EKG

Houston, TX

Member since Jun 2010

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Posted on 6/10/14 at 2:25 pm to aggressor

He knows that (re: flagship statuses is Texas).
He's being feisty, just because.
Time to call it a day.

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Posted by lsufball19

Franklin, TN

Member since Sep 2008

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Posted on 6/10/14 at 2:33 pm to aggressor

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A&M and Texas are both Flagship Universities in Texas, that is how it was structured. We also have a larger research spend than any University for 1000 miles in any direction, including that smaller and newer school in Austin.

I'm curious why wikipedia (i know, wikipedia) lists North Texas as being classified a flagship school. Does it have something to do with graduate programs, research, multiple universities within system, etc? I'm honestly curious. Houston is also listed, so I guess my question applies to them as well

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