Texas A & M University - College Station

It's been a great experience! I've learned a lot and worked really hard. It's definitely changed since I first started and I liked it better then. Professors are becoming more and more foreign but the school is worldly known and the job placement is amazing! Definitely worth it! Tuition costs are very highly and still increasing and I don't think I've seen drastic change since I've been here. Disappointing! Advisors are AWFUL!!!! Make sure to get in good with teachers who know their stuff!

5th Year Female -- Class 2005

Collaboration/Competitive: A+, Surrounding City: C+

Texas A&M in College Station is an exceptional school. My degree was in Rangeland Ecology and Management and I graduated in 1998. Before graduation, I participated in summer work for the Natural Resource Conservation Agency (formerly known as the Soil Conservation Service) and found my education to be superior to my colleagues there who had graduated from other range science departments from other schools. I totally credit that to the fact that Texas A&M attracts the brightest, most diligent, and caring professors. TAMU is always on the cutting edge of any new revelation in range and pasture science and they have the personnel and facilities to demonstrate and practice it with their students. I am now a wife and mother, but who knows what the future holds for a later career.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000