Texas A & M University-College Station Top Questions

The humidity here at Aggieland, but other than that the campus is absolutely beautiful.

The campus isn't very pretty.

The tuition is so high! I'm not one that has her parents loaded, I'm actually one who has to pay her way through college.

The financial aid office becuase they have lost some or part of my paper work every year resulting in my forms being turned in last minute and then I am not able to recive finiacial aid.

Rigorous academics. Adapting from high school to universit style classes is a lot harder than i wouldve thought. I took college level classes in high school but they really do not compare to the university standards.

The worst about school is the stress the professors put on you when you need to study for a big test, or when you get plenty of homework for the weekend. My college is considered as a top notch school for my major, and my classes hit really hard on me and they can basically make you suffer so that you do at least OK in college.

Since Texas A&M is the best school in the universe, the only bad thing I can think of is how large the campus is. It takes a while to commute to classes especially if you have class across campus from where you live. It can take anywhere from 15-45 minutes to walk to class.

Most courses have 300+ students in each class and even upper level courses tend to have at least 100 students. Having this many students can be distracting at sometimes.

Tuition and fee increases. Meal and dining flexibility.

I would say that the worst thing about Texas A&M is the traffic at peak travel times. Because the campus is large and there is such a large number of students and faculty on campus every day that sometimes traffic around campus can be somewhat inconvenient.

I didn't dislike anything.

The worst thing about Texas A&M is living in College Station. While the campus is a beautiful place, the city itself is a very difficult place to be accustomed to. One thing in specific about living in College Station is that the water is absolutley terrible, in that a water filter pitcher is almost a neccesity for everyday life as a Texas A&M student. While the city and the fellow students are some of the most friendly people I have ever met, the living conditions in the city make it difficult to enjoy school at times.

The worst thing about this school - hands down - the construction. Texas A&M is constantly expanding and as a result there are always loud noises and dust clouds from construction, however most of it is on the periphery of the campus and only affects parking and commuting to class, rarely affecting actual class time.

There is nothing that I do not like itneranlly about this school. Really, the worst thing is the stereotypes we receive from people on the otuside who know nothing about us.

I really do not like that there is financial aid offered to people based off their parents. It should be based of that individual. I know that is a common thing among campuses but it is what I do not like.

That is was 3 hours away from home because I missed my family alot. Other than that I believe Texas A&M University was a great school, providing an amazing education and really helped build my network of collegues and get my foot in the door with research and other job opportunities.

Texas A&M University is a very large campus and located in a very hot state. Texas weather is one of the most extreme and here in college station we recieve lots of rain. Be sure to have a pair of rain boots and an umbrella on hand when trecking from east to west campus.

The worst thing about my school is the face that it is not diverse.

The worst thing about the school (and this is more location-wise) is the train. Taking the buses are a hit and miss, since trains can show up at any time and you can be trapped on board until it passes.

The worst thing about Texas A&M is how big it is-you can easily feel like a number if you don't get involved or make friends easily. However, other than that aspect it's a great university to attend.