Medical school demographic in Texas

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Medical school demographic in Texas

Introduction

At the time of the independence of Texas in 1836, from Mexico, Texas had few medical schools and is mostly in very poor condition. At this point in time poverty and lack of standardized education is one of the most important problems in Texas.

But now time has changed and the education system has gained significant improvements. This change has occurred because of the fact that the economic condition of the state has been improved with the passage of time and this improvement and the economic reform would gave a boost to the educations system in Texas. Currently, all educational institutions in Texas have to follow rules and standards dictated by the State Board of Education in Texas. This board directly controls the public school system of the State, which is divided into different school districts. Texas allows operation of charter of independent public schools that are not run by school districts, but they rely on public funds to operate.

Demographics of Medical School in Texas

In 1999, medical schools educate around 3.992 million students which is a very less percentage as compared to the other medical schools, having more than 267 900 teachers. Private medical schools attended about 227,600 students, and having 19,800 teachers. The public medical schools had a state designed budget of about 22.43 billion dollars, and the expense of public medical schools was approximately $ 6,200 per student. Approximately 77.2% of the inhabitants of the state with over 25 years of age have a high school diploma. University of Texas at Austin appears in the top 25 throughout the United States. In 2004, the Texas University Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas was named the sixteenth best medical school in the United States

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