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 | Average | | I really enjoyed going to school here. The atmosphere is what you make it. I see a lot of students that are just in a state of "passing through". I see a lot of students that spend the time there with ethisiasm. There are a few 2%ers that wish to have nothing to do with the school. The faculty is helpful if you chose to be helped. They can't fix what they don't know is broken. Some expect more than is possible but most are good. The campus is not the prettiest but there are plans to be changed. There is nothing like waking up and seeing the ocean. My advice, don't let those who have bad experience detor you from a fantastic university. Plus, being an Aggie is what is all about. The traditions, the opportunites, the ring, and the privilage to be apart of the best alumni in the world. WHOOP, Fighting Texas Aggies Class of 2009. | Scholastic Success: A, Campus Aesthetics: C- | | | |
| | Feb 21 2008 | 2nd Year Male --
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| | great school if you know u want to sail or work with dolphins i would not go there undecided. also it takes awhile before you enjoy life as a sea aggie but its pure greatness after a year or so. | Preparedness: -, Reputation: - | | | |
| | Jul 02 2007 | Male --
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| Bright | After freshman year, I transferred into TAMUG. I have been there for two years.
Class size and instructor quality is very good. If you are interested in a ocean-based career, this school is a good choice, but don't expect to come here and have a great time for four years. The school's enrollment is less than 1500, and student life is terrible. There are only two varisity sports (rowing and sailing) and intramurals are very limited. The office of student life is oppressive, and penalties for minor dorm infractions are severe. The school is probably the least attractive college I have ever seen. It is located on Pelican Island, and is infested with mosquitoes. In the fall, they spray the campus every day to try to keep them out. The school is located near a sulfur loading dock, and smells bad most of the time. The student body is mostly transient. Very few actually graduate from TAMUG. Much of the school is commuters, and the campus is quiet on the weekends. Galveston can be a rough town. It does have some interesting festivals such as Lone Star Bike Rally, Mardi Gras, and Kappa weekend. Crime on Galveston is high but is supposedly dropping. I would only recommend TAMUG to serious students who do not like to party and can live in an undesireable environment. I have enjoyed my classes, but after two years am beginning to feel trapped. | Education Quality: A, Campus Aesthetics: F | | | |
| | Jun 06 2007 | 2nd Year Male --
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