Texas A & M University-College Station Top Questions

I am most proud of the spirit of Aggieland. Until someone has been to a football game, Midnight yell practice, or Muster, they have not experienced what Texas A&M has to offer. Texas A&M is academically competetive and has impressive faculty, but the enthusiasm of the students is not something that can be captured in a video or conveyed in a college brochure to be skimmed over. A&M possesses that extra quality that no piece of paper is able to convey.

How amazing the Aggie network is once you graduate! The Aggie Network is one of the most powerful networks I know of.

When I tell friend about my school, academically I brag most about the subjects taught in my English (my major) classes. I love the books we read and the discussisons we have. Socially, I mostly brag about the school spirit and football games. Everyone is so enthusiastic and much of the school spirit is rooted deep in tradition.

The Biomedical Sciences department is one of the best, if not, the best in Texas. It will prepare you for a career in healthcare better than almost anywhere. Also, Texas A&M is so huge, it offers a tremendous amount of activities for everone to do. You could literally "extracurricular" yourself out. If you get too involved, you might flunk out.

The wonderful atmosphere and the opportunities that the school has opened up for me. The general student body here is very open and friendly. The faculty, also, is wonderful, I regularly call home with news about my new professor and the advice, help, and other opportunities (such as participating in some graduate experiments within my field) that my professors have laid before me. And the second thing is the ability of the school to take you as far as you want, as long as you are willing to work for it; also a huge plus is the Aggie Network.