The experience

“My experience at Texas A&M was great; the campus is huge but it never felt too big,” physics teacher Kenric Davies said. “It was awesome; there was always something to do, and it was hard academically but there were always people to help out. Everyone there was super friendly and that was the culture of A&M.”

Student Consideration

“Academically, we’re a great school,” biology teacher Chris Ham said. “There’s plenty of great schools in Texas, but A&M overall has a pretty good background, and also we have a variety of people; there’s tradition. It’s very fun and very college-town like. It’s nice to get that classic, traditional college experience.”                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

How they differ

“It’s a really exciting, friendly campus,” counselor Lindsay Pfiffner said. “It has a ton of extracurricular activities, and co- curricular activities. And just a really good, really fun vibe. They do a really good job of balancing academics as well. And once you’re an Aggie, you’re always an Aggie.”

“I think because it is such a big school, there’s a lot of different opportunities,” history teacher Ashley Mayfield said. “It still has that small campus feel at least I felt that way. So there’s somewhere for everyone to get involved and really feel welcome at home. In college, they have a community.”