Tech breaks enrollment record - DailyToreador.com

For the sixth year in a row, Texas Tech has broken the previous student enrollment record.

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Tedd Mitchell, Tech Health Sciences Center president, said HSC has been gradually pushing enrollment standards, which has lead to an increase in quality of students and Tech now has the highest MCAT results in the nation.

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