Texas A&M University, College Station

Texas A&M University is the oldest public university with the research flagship in College Station, Texas. The university was founded in 1876 and has a wide campus of 5200 acres with 69000 students leaving on the campus.

It is the only university that holds designations as a sea, land, and space grant institution in Texas. The university offers different options with 133 undergraduate, 175 master's, and 92 doctoral degree programs to its students. It also offers top programs in nuclear engineering and petroleum engineering. It is one of the largest research universities in the US and provides hands-on research to its students.

The university has the largest student body in the US. The Texas A&M university's students, sports teams, and alumni are known as Aggies. The university's Aggies athletes compete in the 18 varsity sports as members of the Southeastern Conference. The university also provides opportunities to its faculty, students, and staff members for education and skill-building.

The University is located on a 5,200-acre campus in College Station (population: 100,050), 90 miles from Houston; branch campus in Galveston. Served by air; bus serves Bryan (five miles); major airport and train serve Houston. School operates transportation to student apartments and parking lots.