1. Culinary Arts Schools By : Kennedy Wilson Kyristin Fuller

2. Sam Houston State University Located in Huntsville, Texas Found in 1879 Schools colors are orange and blue and the mascot is Sammy Bearkat Named after Texas greatest hero, General Sam Houston. Approximate cost per semester is $7,961 The SAT requirement scores are 1500 out of 2400

3. Sam Houston State University 17,527 students attend this school Last year 9,315 students applied and only 6,054 were accepted More than 200 student organization, like basketball, dodge ball tournaments, football etc… 79% of students live on campus

4. Texas Christian University Located in Fort Worth, Texas Found in 1873 School colors are purple and white and their mascot is a horned Frog Texas Christian University received its original name for being the Disciples of Christ Tuition cost as well as living cost can be up to $48,530

5. Texas Christian University School population is 9,925 40.9% of the students are accepted that apply yearly Basketball,Baseball,Gold,Football,Track and etc are some of their featured athletic programs 47% of students live on the campus

6. Le Cordon Bleu School Located in Paris, France Found in 1845 School colors are blue The term “Cordon Bleu” has its roots with King Henry lll who established the L’Ordre des Chevaliers du Saint Esprit which means the order of the Holy Spirit. Total for one year cost at the school can be up to 38,000 for books, supplies, campus and living expenses, etc.. Test scores are not required for admission consideration at Le Cordon Bleu

7. Le Cordon Bleu School 1,345 students attend Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts-Atlanta,which is 849 more than the average for all Colleges and Universities. The Le Cordon Bleu School doesn’t have athletic programs because its an culinary art school. They didn’t provide information on what percent of students live on campus.