Texas A & M University-College Station Top Questions

Now that I have moved to upper-level classes, my classmates are focused on school, more appreciative of the education they are receiving, and interested in their careers.

Classmates are very friendly, easy to socialize with, povide tutoring help and on top of that they are indiscriminant.

Fellow Aggies "do not lie, cheat, or steal or tolerate those who do."

My classmates are always working together to complete assignments.

Friendly, approachable and helpful

Each one of my classmates, although I do not know all of them, are very kind and willing to help at all times, even when they are stressed beyond belief.

My classmates at Texas A&M, collectively, are all eager and ready to learn while still able to balance a social life, be active in campus activities, and serve the community.

The Aggies are selfless and caring about each other and the Bryan/College Station area as demonstrated not only a daily basis with the common greeting "Howdy!" but with countless service organizations, especially the Big Event every year when thousands of A&M students wake up early on a Saturday and spend the day serving the community around us.

Here at Texas A&M most of the beginning classes are rather large and it's sometimes hard to meet alot of people at first, but in the actual classroom you all feel connected anyway because everyone tends to participate. Outside of the classroom the campus is super friendly because most people say 'Howdy' to eachother, which make the campus seem smaller and more connected.

My classmates are conservative yet diverse.