Texas A & M University-College Station Top Questions

Along with the very friendly environment and well-reputed academic programs, the spirit and traditions in Aggieland are beyond comparison. When one is an Aggie, then he/she has connections world-wide and are "family." A Texas A&M degree opens up career opportunities that would not have been available otherwise. When the echo of 90,000 young and old Aggies standing meshed together singing the "Spirit of Aggieland" and swaying with linked arms and legs to the "Aggie War Hymn" can be heard from afar, one knows that this is Texas A&M- Home of the Fightin' Texas Aggies!

Texas A&M's student life is more of a family. Even though we are one of the largest (maybe even largest) schools in Texas, it feels like we are all one big family. Texas A&M is known for having the friendliest college campus.

The one thing I brag about the most when talking about Texas A&M is easily the way the school makes me feel at home. The city, the school the buildings and the people themselves welcomed me the moment I stepped into College station. I had not realized that where I lived for 18 years was not home until I came here.

Aggie sport fans will never leave a sporting even even if we are losing 100-0. Our pride and traditions definitely make everyone here proud to be an Aggie. If you are sitting alone, somebody is bound to sit with you. When you are surrounded by Aggies at Bonfire, Muster, or any athletic event, the voice of A&M fills your head, making you that much more excited to be here. You definitely know you are part of a great community when you are at a career fair and you see Aggie rings on the hands of people around you.

When describing my school to others, I brag about the strong acedemics, the myriad of organizations, the beautiful weather, and the places to study on campus. My school has a lot to offer for many different types of majors (in college and for future careers). In terms of recreation, my school has varsity, club, and intermural sports. Texas A&M has many different types of sports teams and they all excel (even the football team is improving leaps and bounds!).

I love the feeling of family I have even with over 40000 students.

Texas A&M is a great university. I brag about our tremendous sense of community and our traditions. The people here are among the most polite and well mannered students, not to mention good looking. I cannot even begin to express how the traditions play a huge role in collegiate like at A&M. The love everyone has for A&M is contagious and I can't help but to love it, too. Walking around campus, I find myself in a sea of maroon, even if there is no game that day or upcoming weekend. I LOVE TEXAS A&M!

At Texas A&M University we take pride in our traditions, from showing our Aggie enthusiasm at athletic events to remembering the past and present members of the Aggie family. The greatest tradition at A&M is the Aggie Ring. The Aggie Ring signifies the core values and dedication to the university. Additionally, the Aggie Ring is a visual reminder of being part of the ?Aggie network." The Aggie Ring links every Aggie together and unites the Aggie family. As the tradition goes, ?I am the loudest and proudest member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie class of 2013 AAAAAAAA!!!?

Texas A&M is an impressive university primarily because of the character of the students and the unique traditions. The average student is generally a positive, respectful, and caring individual. The student body is extremely involved in community service; there is one day event called "Big Event" where thousands of Aggies serve the community of Bryan. Texas A&M's school traditions exemplify this friendliness. It is tradition to say "howdy" when you walk past someone on campus. Other traditions such as Muster, where students honor their fallen Aggies really provide a sense of the "Aggie Family" that I love.

The quality of education my school has.

The thing I brag about most when I tell people about my school is the way everyone keeps up the traditions. Everyone connected to the school, students, faculty, family members and even friends, support the traditions of the school. One of the biggest traditions, although it is fairly new, is the way we 'Maroon Out' for football games. This simply means that everyone wears maroon. Everyone who is rooting for our team dresses in maroon, from infants to the elderly. It is truly a sight to see when I walk into Kyle Field and see a sea of maroon.

I brag about the wonderful school spirit that Texas A and M has.

This school has a very strong school spirit! The student body is very supportive of all Aggie competitive teams, making it feel like one huge family here.

The single greatest facet of my school to brag about is the immense school spirit that is tangible all accross campus. Despite the great diversity the campus possesses there is still an enormous sense of comradery, pride, and spirit.

We have a lot of school spirit and dedication. The atmosphere here is typically friendly and the work is challenging, but I still have time for a social life and a job.

The school spirit especially at sporting events. The alumni are also amazing when it comes to networking for jobs.

Being able to converse with graduate students and the diversity of friends I have.

I brag most about the variety of people I meet every day. There is so many different cultures, life styles, religions, etc. here that its hard to believe that there is so much more out there than what I grew up with in Texas

Everyone on campus is so social and friendly. The campus is 45,000 students all trying to share a common college experience. Everyone gets along great. All strangers you pass on the street shouts "Howdy!" as they walk by. It's a very positive place to live, which is important.

What I brag most about when I tell my friends about my school is the many traditions that go on at my school and how when your there it feels like you belong to a family. I tell them its like a home away from home. I also brag about how pretty the campus is.