Konstantin Kisin

Four years spent navigating ideological rules instead of learning how to think.

Grades are inflated, standards are lowered, and dissent is punished.

We call it higher education, but it's mostly expensive daycare with a credential attached.

University of Austin, also known as UATX, is different.

Admissions at UATX are based on test scores alone.

No essays, no resumes, nobody cares who your parents know.

If you're smart enough, you're in.

UATx students turned down UChicago and fled Barnard to complete a demanding gradebook score, including Aristotle, Shakespeare, Tocqueville, alongside real math, science, economics, and AI.

Classes are small.

Professors actually know your name.

Grades aren't padded.

Excellence is measured and rewarded.

From day one, students work directly with top founders, investors, and institutions, building companies, doing serious research, and landing real internships.

And here's the part that changes everything.

There is no tuition.

Thanks to private donors, every UATX student graduates debt-free, free to take risks, start companies, and build a life instead of paying off loans.

If you want a credential, look elsewhere.

If you want a serious education that actually prepares you to lead, apply to the University of Austin.

Visit uaustin.org.

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