Louie Gohmert enrolled at Texas A&M University on a scholarship from the US Army, graduating in 1975 with a B.A. in history.
As class president and commander of a cadet brigade in the Corps of Cadets.
Where did Louie Gohmert go to college?
The son of German-Texan architect Louis Buller Gohmert and his first wife Mary Sue, Gohmert was born in Pittsburg, Texas.
Gohmert grew up in Mount Pleasant, Texas, and attended Mount Pleasant High School, where he received his diploma in 1971.
Alongside future U.S. Representative Chet Edwards, he served as a student leader for the MSC Student Conference on National Affairs and was a part of the Ross Volunteer Company.
Gohmert is a member of Green Acres Baptist Church in Tyler, where he also teaches Sunday school and has served as a deacon.
A Southern Baptist, he is.
He has three daughters with his wife Kathy.
Where did Louie Gohmert go to law school?
In 1977, Gohmert graduated with a Juris Doctor from Baylor Law School.
