Texas A&M - TAMU (reviews)

Could be better in a lot of ways but the one thing they’ve got really spot on is the staff choices. The way these people work you’d think their salaries a in the 401k category. They treat their job with utmost professionalism.

So far I have had a wonderful experience at school. There is so much to do and learn. I have found studying here has many benefits. the only downside would be that you have to search very hard for any type of assistances.

I think that this is a great university but I wish I had had more support with classes. I ended up having to take one more semester that I should have because they said in the fall I was good to go then when I applied to graduation they said I was missing credits. Their dorms were nice and I made some really good friends.

I love a lot of things about my time at Texas A&M University. I loved the history and the traditions the univeristy has and being able to participate in them. The community here is very strong and a lot of people look out for each other just because you are an Aggie. There is also a lot of support for students like disability services, mental health counseling, tutoring, etc. I absolutely love attending the football games. Most teachers are very helpful, but they will hold you to a high standard. The organizations on campus are diverse and very fun, this is how I met all my friends. My only complaint is that there is a majority of students that are not very diverse. But it is a large university and you can find your group of people you fit in with.