Texas State University: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

• Bobcat Shuttle: The Bobcat Shuttle is a free bus service that runs throughout the Texas State University campus and surrounding areas. The shuttle runs frequently, so it is a convenient way to get around campus and to nearby destinations.

• CARTS Transit: CARTS Transit is the public transportation system for San Marcos. CARTS buses run throughout the city, and they also connect to the Bobcat Shuttle. CARTS tickets are $1 each way, or you can purchase a day pass for $3.

• Bike: Biking is a great way to get around campus and San Marcos. There are many bike lanes and trails in the area, and the weather is generally mild year-round. You can bring your bike to campus, or you can rent one from the Texas State University Bike Cave.

• Walking: Walking is another great way to get around campus and San Marcos. The Texas State University campus is relatively small, so it is easy to walk from one class to another. There are also many sidewalks and crosswalks in the area, so it is safe to walk.

• Car: If you need to drive, there are several parking garages on campus. Parking permits are required, and they can be purchased online or at the Transportation Services office.

• Ride-sharing: Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are also available in San Marcos. This is a convenient option if you need to get to a destination that is not served by public transportation.

• Academic Advising: The Office of Academic Advising provides students with individual advising, group advising, and workshops on academic planning.

• Career Services: The Career Services office helps students with resume writing, job search skills, and interviewing techniques. They also have a job board and career fairs.

• Financial Aid: The Financial Aid office helps students with applying for financial aid, understanding financial aid packages, and managing their finances.

• Student Health Services: The Student Health Services office provides medical, dental, and mental health services to students. They also have a pharmacy and a counselling centre.

• Housing and Residential Life: The Housing and Residential Life office provides housing options for students, including traditional residence halls, apartments, and Greek houses. They also offer a variety of programs and activities for residents.

• Student Activities: The Student Activities office coordinates a variety of student activities, including clubs, organizations, intramural sports, and cultural events.

• Athletics: Texas State University is a member of the NCAA Division I and competes in the Sun Belt Conference. The university offers 16 varsity sports for men and 15 varsity sports for women.

• Student population: Texas State University has a student population of over 38,000 students. The student body is made up of students from all 50 states and over 100 countries.

• Volunteering: There are many opportunities to volunteer your time at Texas State. 

• Percentage of international students: 14% of Texas State University students are international students.

• Number of student organizations: Texas State University has over 350 student organizations.

• Intramural sports: Texas State University offers over 40 intramural sports.

• Greek life: Texas State University has over 40 fraternities and sororities.

• Student government: Texas State University has a student government that is made up of students from all over campus. The student government is responsible for representing student interests to the university administration.

Texas State University offers on-campus accommodation through its twenty-three residence halls with traditional and apartment-style living options. All first-year students are required to live on campus.

• Traditional Halls (Community Bathrooms), New Traditional (8 – 10 Residents per pod, 4 – 6 Pods per floor), Modified Traditional (In-room bathroom), Adjoining Suite (Suites connected by a bathroom), Super Suite (In-suite bathroom, includes separate living area) and Apartment (In-suite bathroom).