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Texas Tech UniversityNightlife Summary

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Lubbock, TX
Undergrads
22,061
Tuition (in-state)
$12,858 ($7,380)
Admission Difficulty
Average
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Texas Tech University Nightlife had a new discussion posted by mnicoll87

I don't know because I never attented one. I just transfred this semester.

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Texas Tech University Nightlife was reviewed by meganpacker

Do you know how to find parties? I've never been to a house party cause I don't know where to look!

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Texas Tech University Nightlife was reviewed by jacobttu21

Do you know how to find the house parties?!

i find out by friends and word of mouth. But if you walk around the cottages on a friday or saturday night your sure to find one lol

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  • 63rd
    Most Raging Party Scene
  • 72nd
    Best Drink Prices
  • 1256th
    Tamest Party Scenes

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Abby Stone
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Journalism
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The nightlife scene for freshman and sophomores is made up of pre-parties and house parties that resemble the ones thrown in high school when someone’s parents were out of town. The cops usually pull up to the party halfway through the keg, and everyone takes off to their second-choice party. Fraternity parties are a huge part of the social scene for freshmen and sophomores as well. Seeing a guy coming out of the dorms dressed up as a giant tomato, a candy cane, or decked out in ‘80s gear is a regular weekend occurrence, and girls are usually right behind them dressed in theme but tweaked in a way that is more flattering to their figure.

This homemade fun lasts until the clock strikes midnight on your 21st birthday, and then it is bars, bars, bars for your remaining college career. Lubbock may not have a ton of bars, but it has some great ones. The Depot District is home to several popular bars, and it attracts a crowd with its promises of live music and great drink specials. But when students are in the mood to go out close to home, they shoot across the street from campus to the bars on Broadway. This destination is obviously popular, as shown by the long lines that form outside of each of the five or so most popular bars. Besides the lines, one other feature these bars have in common is the dress code: You can wear anything from a T-shirt to a cocktail dress, and you will fit right in.

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