Texas A&M University - Commerce Rankings by Salary Score™

I've obtained both a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in education administration. It's my psychology degree that afforded me pointed and needed insights to better understand and stabilize my grasp about the varied negative, trivial and disruptive dynamics, ills and dysfunctions within me, my family and my housing projects and surrounding communities of others. I was then equipped with a burning passion to help other youth and families overcome the woes within, as well as within their... Read More toxic and dysfunctio family, as well as within their community. To do so within a more concentrated arena, I used my psychology to enter teaching at the high school level in special education, later taught AP classes, business marketing and eventually used my master in education administration to become a school level administrator at the high school level, to more expand my service from more students to helping educational systems to better equip teachers and staff to better service, reach, equip and prepare our youth to become proficient, efficient and sufficient in applying soft and hard skills, within work force industries!!!

Texas A&M University at Commerce is a relatively small college located in a town that can hardly be classified as a town. The town has one Walmart, one Brookshires, and plenty of fast food. Not exactly the college students dream. Nonetheless, whatever the environment around the school lacks, the schools environment itself makes up for. TAMUC is a college that truly does care for its students and their students education. Opportunities both social and curricular are abundant, so youll always have an opportunity... Read More to make friends or network. Or maybe you just want to enjoy the free stuff without having to join any organizations or clubs? Thats fine, organizations give out free stuff all the time on campus! The cafeteria is a must because its buffet style with actual really good food. And you can stay all day if you wanted to (it has really good WiFi access). The library staff is very friendly with whatever you need, and they are always so helpful if you need to find resources for papers or projects. There are even little study rooms that you can rent to study with a group or by yourself without being disturbed by others around you. There are two, count them TWO, Starbucks on campus, and other eateries. I would absolutely encourage potential students to at least tour the campus. The campus has such a warm feel to it. Student Accounts and Financial Aid are always so helpful with any needs or questions you may have, and the tuition rates are competitive to the big brand schools such as Texas A&M University or University of Texas. I love the school, and I love my memories I have there.