What are the Benefits of Affordable Tuition for Engineering Students?

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Hello Everyone,

I'm an Electrical Engineer student from a new University of Texas-Tyler campus based in Houston, and I'm really enjoying my studies. I first started as a Biomedical Engineer at University of Houston; however, tuition proved to be difficult to pay and I had to look for different options. University of Texas- Houston Engineering Center has opened it's door for me, and their affordable prices have been a blessing to my life.

Well, I don't know what else to say but I look forward to hear from you guys!
 
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