Texas A & M University-College Station Top Questions

The tradition here is very unique compared to other schools because it is one of the first universities in Texas and everyone is part of the tradition.

Texas A&M University is famous for being one of the friendliest places on Earth. Here, people behave like family, always offering a helping a hand to one another. Going above and beyond the call of duty, Aggies are known to improve the lives of others and dedicate their time in serving their community. The Big Event is a full day of community service in which Aggies from all majors and organizations gather to volunteer and give back to their community. This is just one example of how the Aggie students provide a better learning and living environment.

Texas A&M has the most spirit of any University I know. The majority of the student body is very involved in countless organizations, and is supportive of those representing the A&M tradition, especially football.

Although Texas A&M is a big public university, it has a strong family tradition that makes everyone feel comfortable and welcome. Everyone here is nice and you feel like you're in a big family.

It is a school filled with spirit, brotherhood and tradition. It also has a Corps of Cadets which is unparalleled anywhere. It has a very highly spirited and loyal student body.

The amount of companies that recruit and attend our career fair. The engineering curriculum provides all the needed technical skills for and well prepares each student for the workforce. Furthermore, the sense of school pride is immense.

One of the first things people bring up when I mention what university I attend is the comradeship and amazing spirit of the school. The school spirit of Texas A&M is not like any other. Students are always encouraged by others to join in and take part in something creative and fun. With a school this size, it's natural to worry about not finding your own niche. At Texas A&M, you almost have to make an effort to feel left out! With how welcoming and encouraging the students are, it has never felt like a large university.

"From the outside looking in, you can't understand it. From the inside looking out, you can't explain it." That is the words any visitor to A&M can expect to hear not only from the students, but the faculty and staff as well. At A&M, there is a level of camaraderie and loyalty that is above anything I have experienced. Over 100 years of tradition have transformed A&M into a home away from home where the entire student body is a family. It is what sets A&M apart from any other university in the world.

This school is devoted and well established in tradition. One of our most popular traditions is the 12th Man. The 12th Man tradition relates to all sports fan students. Students at Texas A&M, also known as Aggies, stand up from their seats throughout the entire sports game to support their team players. Because there are eleven players on a football field, the Aggies make up the 12th Man ready to serve and support their team. Standing united through the entire game, the Aggies are ready to serve. Serving is one core value Aggies hold dearly throuhgout campus life.

Compared to other schools I considered, Texas A&M University was not only embodied with a sense of tradition but also with the feel of family. Texas A&M University prides iteslf on its small town feel and welcoming atmosphere. Furthermore, the diversity on campus allows any student to find a group or organization in which they can thrive. From receiving a welcomingg "Howdy" while walking on campus to forming relationships with helpful and knowledgeable professors, Texas A&M definitely feels like a home away from home.