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Texas A&M University Employer Reviews

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Quality education with a great location
Graduate Assistant - Research (Current Employee), College Station, TX –
Pros: great faculty and staff
Earned a Ph.D. in Soil Science and I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
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Good learning Environment
Molecular Biology Research Assistant (Current Employee), College Station, TX –
Pros: lunch provided during seminars, cookies at afternoon seminars
Cons: long days, irradic schedule
How to do experiments in a timely and efficient manner.
How to make mistakes.
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People person type of job
Resident Assistant (Current Employee), Texarkana, TX –
Pros: free room and board, and meal plan.
Cons: duty week
If you love people, you'll love the job. You get to meet all kinds of different people from different backgrounds and cultures.
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Professional work environment in top research institution, best job ever.
Post-Doctoral Fellow (Former Employee), College Station, TX –
Pros: friendly environment, very professional atmosphere, top research, meet people from around the world
Cons: city is small but it growing fast.
Great city to live in if you do not like commuting. You will meet people from around the world and everyone there is a top researcher or is involved with a top researcher. One of the best jobs I ever had.
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Student job at University
Supervisor/Marketing (Former Employee), Corpus Christi, TX –
A great place to work while in college. The staff is great at working with your schedule and making sure you put academics first.
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Good place, Great People
Assistant Director of Financial Aid (Former Employee), College Station, TX –
This is a very well run institution from the top down, and has a great future.
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Sports Camps are amazing
Summer Sports Camp Team Leader (Former Employee), College Station, TX –
Served Gatorade to kids at summer sports camps at Texas A&M. Amazing coworkers made it even better!
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Freedom to produce results
Special Asst to th Dean - College of Architecture (Former Employee), College Station, TX –
Pros: flexible work environment
Cons: decision-making is slow
A good place to work when I began. Management changed a few years before I left, and work environment changed for the worse. Now the university's financial resources are becoming more limited as the Texas Legislature cuts funding for education.
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Typical Graduate School Experience
Graduate Student Instructor (Former Employee), English department –
Like most English graduate programs, graduate instructors were given high workloads and low pay.
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Great!
Graduate Research Assistant (Former Employee), College Station, TX –
Great place and people are nice. The small town is a little boring.
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I worked here as graduate assistant in computer lab
Graduate Research Assistant (Former Employee), Commerce, TX –
Good place to learn, you can practice various programs learned in the class.
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A very productive place to work
Peer Mentor (Current Employee), Kingsville, TX –
Texas A&M University- Kingsville is an excellent place to work and succeed with daily tasks. Texas A&M Univeristy-Kingsville is very flexible with work times and class times.
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Managers are very helpful
Research Assistant for Technology Lab (Former Employee), Prairie View, TX –
Pros: flexible schedules
Cons: no recreation center for professors
This was my first job in the profesional and academic environment, where you can't dissociate work from school. I was still in the process of learning while I was earning.
which I was a career job unfortunately the program was for one academic year.
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Educational Institution
Graduate Research Assistant (Former Employee), College Station, TX –
Completed Masters with Thesis here In Mechanical Engineering Deaprtment.
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Good place to work, enjoyed the people I worked for.
Secretary/Administrative Assistant (Former Employee), Texas Agricultural Extension Service Bldg. –
Pros: lots to learn, big university, different cultural backgrounds.
Cons: too much traffic, not enough parking, too far to walk from parking area
A positive friendly atmosphere is what I would find there on a daily basis. Personnel are always happy to help out when someone could not find their way or needed assistance. Highly recommend it to anyone who has a chance to work for Texas A&M.
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Fun Workplace
Corpus Christi, TX (Former Employee), Undergradaute Research Assistant –
Pros: nice and new facilities
Cons: grant money depleted
Working at this facility allowed me to grow as an individual. I was given the opportunity to work as a research assistant on an at-risk fish specie and was given the opportunity to do field work. All in All this university is a Great workplace, with nice employers, and has great benefits.
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