Texas A&M International University Reviews

  • 38 Reviews
  • Laredo (TX)
  • Annual Tuition: $19,382
81% of 38 students said this degree improved their career prospects
95% of 38 students said they would recommend this school to others
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Jaee
  • Reviewed: 6/20/2023
  • Degree: Criminal Justice
"The staff of the business office and financial aid office quoted me the wrong price for months for a master’s degree in Criminal Justice. In January of 2023, I was calling both of the offices for two weeks in order to get the correct price for said master’s degree. None of the staff were working together and they gave me the run-around because no one knew the correct price. I asked multiple times to NOT be transferred because it was either; they didn’t know the price, they didn’t know who to talk to, or the person that they transferred me to never answered because they were on “lunch.” Initially, the aid was said to be approx. $12,000-$13,000 for the entire program, but turns out, it was approximately $12,000 per semester. Fees were excessive and unnecessary. Aside from this, it is an overall great program for the two semesters I attended."
Heather Reilly
  • Reviewed: 4/26/2019
  • Degree: English
"My professors at TAMIU were great and were very open to students asking them and visiting their offices for advice, questions, or just to talk. The university itself has a great atmosphere, with animals roaming the school grounds. Plenty of space to study, lots of events that occur during the year. The college is also growing and expanding it's facilities every year."
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 5/22/2017
  • Degree: MBA
"I learned writing skills in this college and my professor was very helpful"
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 5/22/2017
  • Degree: Biomedical Sciences
"I really enjoyed my time at Texas A&M. The campus has a lot of traditions that create a sense of community with current and former students, which has proven beneficial in future career endeavors."
Bobby
  • Reviewed: 5/22/2017
  • Degree: Engineering
"Low tuition fee with good faculty and infrastructure and could help to get a better job opportunities"
Unsatisfied
  • Reviewed: 5/22/2017
  • Degree: Health Sciences
"Teachers are not as considerate as I hoped for. Lack of communication was apparent. Educational material was good. Teachers were a hit or miss"
Yvette
  • Reviewed: 3/26/2017
  • Degree: Health Sciences
"It's a good school but I wish there were more job openings for my field. If you go for comm disorders plan to go to grad school because you will not find a job with just your bachelor's. The school overall is good. Teachers are good and you do learn."
Erik Rodriguez
  • Reviewed: 3/4/2017
  • Degree: Information Systems
"Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) is such a great university where you will be sure to meet different people from various backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs. The TAMIU community is consists of a tight-knit group of people that gladly welcomes new comers. No matter what degree you pursue, you are guaranteed to get a great, quality education at a fraction of the cost of most other universities."
Erika Noyola
  • Reviewed: 3/1/2017
  • Degree: Liberal Studies
"This program gives you a background of the Spanish Literature represented by the professor from different countries such as Mexico, South America, and Spain. All the professor help to strive for more and achieve your academic goals. Nevertheless, TAMIU offers a lot of personal and professional opportunities to reach your goals."
John Anthony Bojanski
  • Reviewed: 2/16/2017
  • Degree: Biology
"The University is a beautiful campus that has many degree options. It is situated in South Texas on the U.S./Mexico Border. The majority of people living in this town are Mexican Americans and there is not much diversity outside of the University. TAMIU was named top 20 schools for "most bang for your buck". It has relatively low tuition rates; additionally, the quality of education is grand. A quality education is not based on the price tag associated with your degree; rather, it is associated with the passion and dedication of the student and the professors."
Alyssa Garcia
  • Reviewed: 12/27/2016
  • Degree: School Counseling
"Texas A&M International University (TAMIU), is a great school. I looked into several schools when considering working toward my Masters Degree. TAMIU offers an affordable and high quality education right in my home town. Compared to another university out of town, TAMIU is close to ten thousand dollars cheaper. Saving major bucks here! The school is ranked one of the top schools in the United States with the highest Hispanic enrollment. Mostly all of Laredo is Hispanic, but the city is growing rapidly and so is the school. So although we are not currently culturally diverse, we are definitely headed that way. The location of the university is great. The school is surrounded acres of green land that is home to wild deer, hogs, raccoons, and skunks. Its a great view when studying on the fourth floor of the library. The school offers several locations to study, and tons of computers to finish homework or print out assignments. Need a bite to eat? The school has several locations including subway and chickfila , especially a nice Starbucks right next to the library! Perfect for those long hours of studying for midterms and finals in library. The school counseling program offered at this institution goes above my expectations. The professors put a lot of effort into making sure the students understand the skills that will be needed in our future careers. The school of counseling program is very hands on which makes the learning so much fun! This school, this semester had definitely been a life changer!"
Jaclyn Hernandez
  • Reviewed: 12/20/2016
  • Degree: English
"I learned a lot during the course of my student career. My professors were more than helpful when I was confused, and I found that it was insightful to take all the courses needed for my English degree. I enjoyed my time with my classmates as well, and some of us have become life-long friends. The degree program was challenging, but no one in Texas A&M gives up on you. It is a great experience."
Carlos Alvarez
  • Reviewed: 1/26/2015
  • Degree: Criminal Justice
"This graduate program is done online with really dedicated professors who share their professional experience. Moreover, the criminal justice graduate program is invigorating, as well as engaging even though it is distance education. The only misfortune of distance education is the face to face contact with professors; however, one can reach them through email or other technological devices such as facetime."
Erika Martinez
  • Reviewed: 11/6/2014
  • Degree: Business
"Pros: Affordability and Accessibility. For the cost, you receive quality education from professors that are truly experts in their fields and that are accessible to students. Cons: The city of Laredo may not have diversity or social life options, but the University offers diversity because of it's international component."
ashley garcia
  • Reviewed: 8/5/2014
  • Degree: Biology
"TAMIU offers a select number of graduate programs which encourage students to pursue a higher degree of learning. Unfortunately, the program that I am currently pursing is lacking courses that cater to a particular areas of interest in the biological sciences. However, due the relative small size of the university there are numerous opportunities to participate in research. I am currently performing research analyzing the effects of antimicrobials in the environment. I believe this is essential because it gives us the experience needed when pursuing scientific careers."
Carlos Alvarez
  • Reviewed: 7/2/2014
  • Degree: Criminal Justice
"I believe that the affordability of the Criminal Justice graduate program offered by Texas A&M International University is excellent; moreover, the cost of living is very affordable. Professors are kind and supportive, but the safety of students is questionable, because there has been multiple reports of stolen bikes on campus. Overall, this graduate program is favorable to every student, because staff is friendly and supportive towards academic struggles."
Artemio Romero Jr
  • Reviewed: 6/24/2014
  • Degree: Business
"The pros are definitely the professors. My Grad professors are usually international and are very knowledgeable in their field of study. If you ask a question that is not being covered, but is still related to the course, the professors usually give in depth answers, usually with some personal experience as well. A con is that the majority of the students are Hispanic."
AMAECHI OKORI
  • Reviewed: 1/24/2014
  • Degree: Nursing
"Pros: great school and program, faculty availability and support. Cons: Not enough financial assistance and scholarships for graduate students."
Aaron Goldsmith
  • Reviewed: 12/14/2013
  • Degree: Mathematics
"I very much appreciate the friendly atmosphere around all of campus. Though, the undergraduates like to keep their own culture impenetrable. The large faculty body is top notch and eager to collaborate. I find it a good balance between the severe stress of an Ivy League and a quality education."
Dylan Vasquez
  • Reviewed: 10/8/2013
  • Degree: Public Administration
"The pros are learning material to better your academic career. The cons are the lack of feedback on grades and assignments."