Texas A & M University-College Station Top Questions

Some who has a strong moral code. Someone who wants to get more out of a college than just a degree. Someone who enjoys traditions and will keep the traditions going even after they are out of school. Aggies do not lie, steal, or cheat.

Anyone wanting an experience filled with service, leadership, hard work, and meeting people.

You definitely need to be outgoing to go to a school this large. With just over 50,000 students enrolled, it is very easy to get lost in the crowd if you are shy. Talk to people in you classes the first day, as they will become your study buddies and friends. Join an organization that interests you. You will meet tons of new people who all share your passion for that activity. And last but not least, smile and say "Howdy" when you are walking around campus. Its a no-fail way to meet new people.

There are groups for everyone here, but an outgoing person who loves tradition is someone who would enjoy Texas A&M. Anybody who fits into that realm can find a place here.

A persone who is serious about school but also loves to be social and loves a community feel.

Anyone who has a love and appreciation for tradition belongs at Texas A&M. It also is a great place for anyone who enjoys a thoroughly friendly environment, as our campus is considered by many to be one of the most welcoming in the country. A&M also is a great place for anyone who views themselves as being more conservative, or supportive of the military.

To be successful at Texas A&M University, a student must be responsible, diligent, and hard working. The classes, especially if you are going into a science or math field, are tough. One must be dedicated to their school work 24 hours a day. A student has to learn how to learn in the most efficient way to complete as much work as possible. Texas A&M does not provide easy rides for students. If a student cannot handle the work, they will fail. It is best to plan ahead and always stay ahead- nothing is ever easy here.

While A&M is accepting of everyone, the typical student is a Caucasian, Christian, middle-class student. That's nto to say that other's aren't welcome though! I think the environment is also more accepting than others because only around 10{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of our campus is Greek, and there are over 800 other student organizations to get involved in.

Because the University is so large, any person can find their niche no matter how small or diverse. I am a perfect example of someone who does not necessarily conform to the majority of students here- my politics and lifestyle are perhaps more liberal than my more conservative peers- and yet I have found organizations in which I can thrive and my voice can be heard. I would encourage anyone with an opinion, a heart for humanity, and a commitment to excellence to come to this University and shake things up for the better.

People who enjoy a rich school tradition, and who like to become close to former, current, and future students by the simple word "howdy." People who want a great education and to have fun while doing so. People should go here if they like to make new friends, have great professors, and who want a college that is big, but "not too big."