Texas A&M University - College Station Reviews of Master's in Accounting

"It's a great school. Great professors. Great student body. Plenty of ways to be involved and connected."

"It's a big campus with a lot of traditions and a lot of activities. There are large classes."

"Texas A&M is a school with great traditions as well as top educators in the country"

"The career resources are phenomenal - the career advisors go out of their way to make sure you are aware of the career resources available to help you successfully acquire the internship or job you need. Also, they provide mandatory coaching on the different aspects of the recruiting process (LinkedIn, resume, interviewing, professional dress, etc.) to make sure you're aware of what you need to work on to become more successful in those endeavors. My classes so far have been really dynamic, and full of opportunities to understand how concepts learned apply to the "real world"; cases have been used in every class I've had so far to expand student learning and thinking. I do not feel that I have been lacking in my learning in any way. The students are competitive, but there isn't any sort of me-versus-the-world attitude; whenever I've asked a peer a question, he/she has been willing to help answer it. However, I feel that because of the large social atmosphere and extent of social clubs at the school, students can be a little clique-ish."

"Mays Business School is a great place to further one's education. I am thankful that I chose Texas A&M to continue my education."

"I am currently in the Professional Program of Accounting that the Mays Business School offers to accounting undergraduates. Texas A&M's Professional Program helped me become a highly skilled professional who is ready to compete, succeed and lead in today's high-technology, global and competitive environment. This program has been designed so well that 93% of my class already has a job lined up after we graduate with the Big 4 Accounting Firms!"