Texas A&M University, College Station Placements: Job Opportunities and Salaries

• According to a few circumstances that I have heard of, it can vary a lot between personal situations and department-wise however the Aggie network is very strong so securing employment in different sectors is doable.

• Students should either apply to the company website directly or go to the job search platform for Texas A&M University.

• I am currently a student at the University so my batchmates have not been placed yet but they do occasionally participate in career fairs and events to boost their profile.
   

• I found my accommodation through a Google search. The monthly rent is around 660 USD plus utilities which make it up to 742 USD on average.

• The facilities are for a 2B2 where I have my own room and bathroom but the kitchen and drawing room are shared with another individual.

• I would suggest asking previous tenants about how their experience has been in an apartment instead of just going for it since a lot of times the Google reviews are not right.

• My accommodation is about 20 minutes from my college campus by bus. Most Indian students stay near the campus for about 30 minutes.
   

Already in the process. The placement opportunities in my department for international students are very poor, as the companies that come to my college don't give sponsorship.

I chose this college because of its reputation in particular: good infrastructure, good location, and cultural diversity. Overall the experience was good in terms of everything except my coursework and faculty of Information Management.

Very good. Most work has to be done by student though because companies sponsoring H1B are declining.

My experience at Texas A&M University was nothing short of extraordinary. Stepping onto the campus, I was immediately immersed in the quintessential American college atmosphere I had always dreamed of. The vibrant student culture, diverse community, and rich traditions made every day an adventure. Football games at the iconic Kyle Field were the epitome of school spirit, filling the air with electric energy and uniting us as Aggies. The camaraderie among the large student body was infectious, creating a sense of belonging that I had never felt before. Participating in various clubs and organizations allowed me to explore my interests, make lifelong friendships, and expand my horizons. The university's commitment to academic excellence was evident in every lecture hall, challenging me to grow intellectually and personally. The campus, adorned with historic buildings and modern facilities, provided the perfect backdrop for my collegiate journey. But it was the little things, like the Aggie Ring ceremony and the Midnight Yell Practice, that made my experience truly special. These traditions instilled a deep sense of pride in being part of the Aggie family. Attending Texas A&M University was more than just earning a degree; it was an immersive and unforgettable chapter of my life, shaping me into the person I am today. I am grateful for the memories, friendships, and lessons that will stay with me forever. Gig 'em, Aggies!

Around 100 companies visited for the career fair and around 80% of students placed. Placement process are usually for US citizens and most of the time, international students find jobs outside through referrals and networking.

Overall experience has been good so far. With the right coursework, professors, extracurricular activities to do and the people around, university life has been great so far.

There are career fairs that happen every semester. This should help you to get an idea of what companies look for from a master's student and also build your network. There is a great alumni network which makes it easy to enter the industry.

Good Program, Good Alumni Network, and closer to major cities like Houston, Austin, and Dallas.