Name: The University of Texas at Dallas
Address: 800 W Campbell Rd, Richardson, TX 75080, USA, US
Telephone: +1 972-883-2111

The University of Texas at Dallas is a book store, located at 800 W Campbell Rd, Richardson, TX 75080, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 972-883-2111, visit their website www.utdallas.edu for more detailed information.

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800 W Campbell Rd, Richardson, TX 75080, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 03 February 2017

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Anonymous

18 August 2019

Absolute terrible staff. Attended this school for 1 day. Went to the office and dropped the ONE class i had the FIRST day for financial reasons. I get a bill 6 months later for $800+. Apparently the one class was $4000+ and i was responsible for a percentage of it because according to their records i waited over 3 weeks to drop? This place is a scam and if you need anything done like this be sure to keep your paperwork and names of people you talk to. They will try to get all the money they can out of you in whatever way possible.
Anonymous

05 June 2019

I was here for a conference. Nice, clean, and modern facility. But, their parking situation is unique. That’s definitely an opportunity.
Anonymous

25 April 2019

This university offers more than 100 undergraduate and 170 graduate degrees. This is by far the best education you are going to find.
Here are some states 67.7% bachelor's degrees, 22.0% master's degrees, 6.4% doctoral degrees, and 3.9% Professional degrees.[61]
Anonymous

25 July 2018

UTD is an overall good school to attend. The location is convenient and the classes are great. However, I think the school still needs some reforms (Things like a calculus II requirement for accounting undergraduates is just downright incompetent and shows no understanding of professional accounting whatsoever). Other than the hypocrisy with their own degree plans, I would recommend this school.
Anonymous

15 January 2018

Wonderful college which is full of events and activities. It is also full of part time and volunteering jobs.

I am studying in the computer science department and this department is top notch. Classes in CS for all professors are to the point and full of details. CS lab is very equipped with computation power. Every week there are many workshops on technologies and latest trends in the computers field.

As a current student I am loving it.
Anonymous

13 December 2017

My alma mater, so what can I say other than send your kids here if you still think college is good for them. If you do, this is the place to shape their minds. Just make sure the education is shaping them and not the politics.
Anonymous

11 December 2017

The administration here is corrupt and the whole school reeks of incompetence. Teachers don't have the ability or drive to teach while students are mostly full of themselves.
Anonymous

27 November 2017

The campus is wonderful, no doubt. What's being taught on the campus, on the other hand, is a tad dubious.
Anonymous

05 November 2017

Got my degree in accounting and had to study on my own for the CPA test. Out of the 120 hours I had to complete less than 25 percent were in accounting and out of the 30 accounting hours maybe 15 hours were useful during my career.
This degree
1. Had very little to do with me passing the CPA.
2. Does not prepare you for the real accounting world.
Anonymous

28 September 2017

I went to UTD school for my Master's in Information Technology Management and undergrad in Accounting. The professors at the school have been outstanding. Every other part of the schools administration have been unhelpful. Parking is horrendous even after they built several more parking garages. UTD has so many international student it can be challenging for companies for companies to find U.S. citizens if they are not wanting to sponsor.
Anonymous

03 September 2017

I transferred here a year ago from a bigger university and this school has the same problems I'd expect from any other. Typical administration issues, incompetent TAs, etc.

However there are some glaring problems that this university seriously needs to address. This one they know: parking is terrible. The green lot fills up so fast you can't find anywhere to park, not even the last row! I have to leave 30-40 minutes early even though I live by the school! They also charge for parking for not only students but visitors as well, which to me is in poor taste. I don't agree with schools charging for parking anyway, but they can never get enough money can they?

The lack of online classes really makes my life difficult. My previous university had them and it was such a blessing. Now at UTD my work schedule has been severely limited because I have to go to a class when I could be taking it online. If I had all the time in the world id most definitely prefer a regular class, but that's just not how my life works right now.

Another problem with classes is how few sections there are. Some classes only have one time for that semester and if it doesn't work for some reason you're screwed. Or, you're forced to take a professor you don't want which could impact your grade.

Overall UTD is a good school. The campus is beautiful, the coursework is challenging, and there are some pretty great professors here. True it's not much of a party school but my last uni was so I prefer UTDs quiet atmoshpere.
Anonymous

28 August 2017

Not trying to be negative, neither am I angry but, if you dont have enough money, dont come here. Best to come with a car but beware of parking. Social life is bearable, focus is more on studies. Overral, its a good school, dont panic
Anonymous

29 July 2017

Very bad experience with parking. They charge for parking all over campus, and all around the library where visitors are likely to park. Even if it is not posted, they appearantly charge for parking anyway, and they will not give a warning for a first time violation. I received a $30 citation for parking in Lot E even though there are no signs around Lot E that say that parking is chargeable. It is not a visitor friendly campus.
Anonymous

11 May 2017

I had a horrible experience with Xianming Dai (faculty). He completely ignores facts and tries to put you down.

He also has a very thick foreign accent which is very hard to understand, if you're going to work here and interact with people maybe work on the English a bit.

I can ignore the accent but he also has this sense of superiority and adds "right" to the end of everything he says, even when he's clearly wrong.
I can't believe that UTD employs this person in a teaching environment.

Maybe he's that way because of his culture, but here in America we treat others with respect and are open to points of view that aren't our own.

I don't recommend this college as long as they employ close minded people like him.

If you go here you will have a bad experience!
Anonymous

29 April 2017

Great school with many excellent programs. Campus is well organized with many new buildings including housing.
Anonymous

21 March 2017

Zero online courses, zero schedule flexibility. Hey UTD, believe it or not, some of us aren't rich -some of us have to work for a living. We need class schedules that can work around our set schedules or at least some online courses (especially in the Liberal Arts Department) that allow us to still earn our degrees while working. You're too large of a campus to have such a horrendous course availability. You have a large student body with a diverse range of needs, so please accommodate by broadening these courses and having some online.
Anonymous

23 February 2017

UT Dallas is a growing campus. Some rankings put us ahead of A&M college station as the number 2 university for public institutions in the state of Texas! I have seen the growth of the university first hand in the 3 years that I have been here now. If you join clubs and student organizations and you keep up with your school work and use ratemyprofessor and word of mouth with most things you will do fine at UT Dallas. Our basketball and volleyball teams are phenomenal as well and we have plenty of intramural athletics too.
Anonymous

10 February 2017

Great University in a great location. If you are thinking about applying here, go do it. Its a relatively young school, so the facilities are still very clean and at night, the campus almost looks like a block off of a futuristic city. There are lots of events happening on campus, and lots of networking opportunities. Just warning you, this is not a school where you can expect to get laid and party every night and pass. If you plan to go into a serious major such as engineering, science, or business, you will have to focus.