<p>No, I’m sorry. Almost 90% of their admits are in-state AND in the Top 10% of their high school, which is a little affirmative action trick. That doesn’t leave much room for the Top 15% of TX’s best high schools and OOS admits. You’d have to have an ACT of at least 32 in order to get in OOS.</p>
<p>SMU is way better than UT. It was a lot more worthy of my own personal time in pursuing, and if you’re anything like me, which judging from your posts you are, you would absolutely hate UT for its lack of hot chicks that only like preppy dudes. Austin is amazingly cool place, but the UT community looks down on people without mohawks and nose rings. They are perfectly at zen and in harmony with themselves and others, unless the other person is not perfectly at zen and in harmony with themselves and others.</p>