Aggie Specialties

Yo, what's up! I'm super into STEM and I've got my eye on Texas A&M. Before I commit to applying though, does anyone know what kinds of programs or fields Texas A&M University is most reputable in? Like, what do they totally kill it in on a national level?

Hey there! It's great to hear you're interested in Texas A&M—it's an excellent choice for those interested in STEM fields. They're particularly known for their engineering programs, as they are ranked in the top 15 nationally by multiple publications. Mechanical, aerospace, civil, and chemical engineering are some of the standout programs at A&M. Another highlight is their College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, which is among the best in the country for those interested in animal science or becoming a vet.

Additionally, their agricultural sciences programs are top-notch, and are often seen as the foundation of the university, as it began as an agricultural college. If you're into technology, don't overlook the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, which is gaining prestige for its research and innovation. And let's not forget the Bush School of Government & Public Service for those with an interest in policy and governance with a STEM approach.

If you have interest in any of these areas, know that at A&M, you'd be entering a program with a robust reputation and excellent resources. To get a clearer sense of how the school's offerings align with your more specific interests, I'd recommend reaching out directly to faculty members or students studying in those fields to get a feel for what they offer in terms of research opportunities, faculty mentorship, and career placement. Gig 'em!