Before
I came to the University of Houston, I wasted two
years at Texas A&M. I must say, after one
year at this school, im loving it. The classes
are challenging, the school offers so many things, and the
people are amazing. Im on a specific Finance
trac and let me tell you, these classes are much
more stimulating than any class I took at A&M.
The only downer is the amount of involvement from
students. I understand that many students are commuters, as
am I, but i just wish they made an effort
supporting this school (ie. sports). As a football fanatic,
the games at A&M were amazing because of the sheer
number of people and the traditions. UH on the
other hand has tradition but lacks students support.
People here
are very down to earth. There are those few
with obvious identity crises, but majority are fine people.
What I enjoy most in classes are group projects, because
this help show how dynamically crated this school is in
its diversity.
From what I understand, your experience here
is what you make of it. If you expect
to be a hermit crab and rarely leave your shell
then you'll hate it at UH. You have to
be willing to socialize with others, and majority are accepting
of it. At A&M, the people only kept to
their racial cliques.
Earlier I read a review
that claimed UH has alot of racial tension and A&M
doesnt... Im sorry, but are you sure you've attended both
schools like I have? There are cliques here, but
not to the severity at A&M.
GO COOGs!