Texas A&M University - College Station Reviews

"The support and one-on-one guidance you are looking for in an online course is here at Abilene Christian University. They will guide you through the admissions process. Upon acceptance, there is one-on-one guidance through the online database. The program is affordable and accredited. During my phone interview, I suggested my colleague to recruiter, as my best friend suggested me to the recruiter. The recruiter listened as I taught my class and waited patiently to ask all the questions he needed. I would say I felt the support from the beginning and are continuing to feel.Read Less"

"Texas A&M University is a wonderful learning institution that provides excellent instruction and support for its students as well as wonderful facilities and resources."

"Texas A&M is the most intellectually engaging and warm and inclusive University there is. It will always be a home to me. The Aggie values are central to who I am as a person."

"No cons besides the cost of the program being expensive."

"Being on Texas A&M Campus has really made me appreciate all the diversity. In my specific program I'm actually the minority which is something I've never experienced before, but it has enriched my education so much! I'm also very impressed with the faculty here; I've never before come across professors with such a genuine desire to assist their students. I love it here! This was definitely the right choice for me."

"Choosing Texas A&M University for my Masters was probably the best choice I've made. The ALEC department is one of the best in agricultural education, communications, and leadership. My focus is on Ag Extension. To anyone using GraduatePrograms.com, I highly suggest checking this program out if you are slightly interested."

"The program offers excellent faculty, challenging courses, and is recognized as among the top programs in the country. I will be a better leader and administrator as a result of my studies. The only negative is not really related to the school/program, but rather that the state of Texas does not allow tuition waivers for university employees."

"Texas A&M is a great school because of the network in Texas."

"I go to Texas A&M University-Central Texas. The two con's that I have are that the professors seem to value quantity of work over the quality of work, and the professors do not practice what they preach. The pros are that these are courses that I can take while I have a full time teaching job, and they are close to home."