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4.15 / 5 based on 84 reviews
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“Exceeded my expectations”
Jeffrey Y
United States,
Engineering, 2024
OverallAs a minority student coming into a predominantly white institution like Texas A&M University, I would say it was a surprisingly accommodating experience. There were a plethora of organizations fit for any archetype of any person present in the university. Furthermore, the hospitable environment with raging school pride always amazes me as I walk around the campus.
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Careers
The career office at Texas A&M is up to par with other universities. Although the internships at Texas A&M University aren't abundant, there are plenty of research opportunities for upperclassmen to shadow professors in the particular field he/she wants to pursue. The career advising center is also standard since Texas A&M has such a massive student body population with over 60,000 undergraduate students that it would be hard for every counselor to adhere to everyone's needs.
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Pros
School Pride and Hospitality
Cons
Size of the school should be a little smaller
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“It's what you expect”
Trevor W
United States,
Engineering, Aeronautical, 2018
Overall
Texas A&M had a great STEM program with a lot of different options to pursue. The faculty was always knowledgeable and willing to meet outside of regular class hours if extra help or clarification was needed. The campus was great and had all the amenities you would expect or need.
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Careers
Yes, there are programs that allow interested students to seek out internships both at home and abroad, though I personally did not take advantage of the ones offered by the university while I was there.
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Pros
Guidance Counselors, Teachers, Resources outside of regular teaching hours
Cons
Low Diversity
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Gustaf W
Housing
Type of housing: Apartment/House
Arranged by: Independently - My choice
If returning, I would choose: Apartment/House
Why?
It gives me the freedom to have my own space, use my time more efficiently since I can choose when to do stuff instead of being forced to do stuff at certain times on campus. I have better housing off campus which enables me to have more fun, I don't have to bother about a roommate barging in at 3 AM every night and I can bring my friends over when I feel like it. Higher quality of life basically.
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Personal comments
On campus housing is descent but as at many other american universities, on campus housing is mainly for freshmen and sophomores. I decided to live off campus and my friends that stayed on campus had regrets every day and a
specially when they visited me and my housing.
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“Very Good University in Texas”
Kaitlyn C
United States, Undergraduate
Engineering, Mechanical, 2024
Overall
Texas A&M is a great university located in College, Station Texas. The campus culture is very involved and welcoming. The engineering school is high quality. My only complaint is that it is in a very small town. I still love it though!
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Pros
Good education, campus culture, football, student organizations
Cons
location, diversity
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anonymous
Overall
I wish I had known...
nothing special i learned everything over there
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In my opinion:
Everybody loved it, you will too!
Important factors in my choice
(1) Unimportant – (4) Very important
Personal recommendation
very nice place, nearly 50,000 students in 2006. i love Aggieland!
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During my experience abroad, I ...
(1) Never – (4) A lot
Became familiar with another culture
Met people from other countries
Experienced a change in life
Advanced my studies & career
Final comments
do travel, socialiaze and have fun at partys! the courses are not hard but it takes some time to prepare the assignments, projects, etc. i had been having an excellent semester!
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Pedro G
Housing
Type of housing: On campus
Arranged by: Home university
If returning, I would choose: Apartment/House
Why?
It allows for total independence
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Personal comments
To clarify things out. Texas A&M was my home university at the moment. I was there as an international student and not as an exchange student. I signed up voluntarily for the Corps R.O.T.C Millitary program. The housing provided was within the Corps dormitories. As a freshman in the Corps one is not allowed to have much and the shared rooms most be arranged according to military specificains. I enjoyed the experience a lot.
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