Always free! This is a neat art gallery located in the…read moreMemorial Student Center at Texas A&M University. When I went, they were focusing on Asian Art. They had a bunch of wood block prints of the same guy who did the famous print of a tsunami wave crashing in front of Mount Fuji. Cool! The gallery had thoughtfully placed interpretive signs throughout the gallery talking about the significance of the pieces and a bit of info about each piece, along with the artists' names, and the media used. They also had a separate area for a specific artist, where they could spread out and show off a variety of works in 2 and 3 dimensions. There was an attendant on duty, but she kept to herself, other than welcoming me in, and thanking me for stopping by. Near the exit, scope out the free stuff! Instead of a store, they just ask for a small donation- I got a bunch of postcards, a few books, and a pencil! Score! The gallery is a quiet respite from the student union. It has limited seating, and I'm not sure if this is an appropriate place to bring a book and read for hours. But if you just need a change of pace after getting lunch at the student union, this is a great place to check out. It's free!

Really? No one has reviewed the bookstore?! Well I don't know where to start now! Truthfully, I…read morenever bought books here when I was student because I was always able to find them cheaper at the off campus stores. But, I will say the amount of Aggie merchandise is outstanding! Way more then you'd ever find at the other outfitter creation stores. They care several higher quality name brands too. Ladies- the women's selection is great! If you want something sporty yet still flattering, come here! It may cost a little more but with brands like Columbia, Jansport, and Under Armor, I think it's worth it. I also this it's great how many Aggie written books you can find here. They often host book signings by former classmen who have authored books. With the remodeling of the MSC, a full size convenient store and a Starbucks with lounge have been added. Really great place to take visitors. Fair warning on gamedays though... the place gets extremely packed, but thankfully they set up line control at the registers so help get people on their way.

I recommend this company especially Matthew. Also Arron…read more(owner) always advised me of needed assistance and progress. Without them my daughter would not have had success passing math. If looking for the best math tutoring service, please contact Arron. Also choose Matthew.

I came to Aggieland tutoring struggling in business calculus and originally knowing nothing about…read morethe class. Through the course of 16 weeks I spent numerous hours with the owner Aaron, studying, learning and eventually understanding all the subject matter. I finished the class with an A and could not be more happier. The tutors here are dedicated to their students and achieving results. Would 100% recommend signing up for any classes you might be struggling in.

This gallery is on the second floor of the Student Center building. It's pretty simple with two or…read morethree rooms of exhibits, but they have an unusual and spectacular collection. On this visit there was a temporary exhibition of glass paperweights. You might think you've seen enough of those at antique malls, but the artistry and quality of this collection is pretty amazing. There were so many display cases well lit to show off the colors and geometry, some with figures or historical designs, many abstract decorative pieces, all pretty stunning works of art. But even more breathtaking is a new acquisition of an antique diorama made entirely of carved bovine bones representing Chinese pagodas with stands of bamboo and trees, numerous figures in the gardens fishing, flying kites, or other activities, all in roughly 1/48 scale. Everything is so intricately detailed you could stare at it for hours admiring the artistry and time it must have taken to finish. And you'll be pulled in by the stories told by each figure going about his business in such a marvelous setting. This gallery presumably changes regularly so I would definitely go back again. Their collection includes glass objects by Tiffany, paintings, and more. The admission was free when I visited on a Saturday, which was appreciated. There's some difficulty parking since it's on campus with complicated one-way streets and the only option may be the nearby garage that appears to charge $3 an hour, but it's worth it!

He is the BEST. helped me Get A's in Entry BIOL, CHEM, OCHEM, and BICH. He cares for each student…read moreand teaches in a way that anyone can understand. He makes you pay attention in his videos by constantly reminding you to get off your phone. All in all, the best tutoring service offered at A&M. For only the amount of money you pay you get adequate tutoring hours, I'd guess over 20 per exam. If your BIMS enroll as soon as you get to A&M and never stop. Professors want you to fail, follow him and you'll never make a B.

This place is the reason I passed ochem 2, I was failing my chem class, so I started going here and…read morethey made everything so easy to learn, they dumb it down and give you fun ways to remember things. I will continue going here for the rest of my college career. If you want an A go here

I've had two kiddos attend this school and I cannot sing their praises enough! My oldest went into…read morekindergarten and exceeded the expectations for that level of education. I really feel that the experience has helped both of my children reach their potential.

Amazing teachers and environment! They really take care and care for my child. They go above and…read morebeyond for what his needs. It's the only place I trust with my son.

Just want to say thank you, thank you, and thank you to the Montessori family…read more As a first-time mom of two under two, I can't imagine what our journey would have been without each and every one of them from 2021-2026. The safety, love, and education the girls felt every day is something most working parents can only dream of replicating outside their home at this level, and something that every child should have the privilege of experiencing. We will take this piece of life with us on our journey and apply the endless life skills they have given them for years to come. I truly hope they all realize what an incredibly special environment they have created and nurtured here. It has been an absolute honor and privilege to be a part of it.

Extremely disappointed in this short lived experience. To start, before choosing this school I had…read moreinitially done my own extensive research in Montessori education curriculum as well as individual schools in my area. The idea was to find a safe environment where lots of play happens but education is also a priority. With that being said I should also state my daughter who turned three the first day of school had never been in a daycare or school system. She has always been kept home and has limited experience with any out of home programs, so obviously I kept that in mind when choosing Montessori and made sure they were informed of this after choosing. At the start everything was fine, the "play date" they set up before your child's first day of school was a glorified check drop off at best. They ask some questions and let them play with a group of kids on the playground. The school is extremely small with only two class rooms that split ages from under three and over three. The over three class room ages probably ranging from 3-5 from what I could tell, each class having 4 teachers each. All in all my daughter seemed excited, we were excited everything seems great, moving on. The first week comes and goes with only a few hiccups to our knowledge other than some potty accidents. My daughter had just turned three and had been potty trained almost two months before we started something every teacher was made aware of. Here comes week two, we are are happy going to school, happy during pick up. There's absolutely no inclination to us that she is unhappy. At most the "observational feedback" the teachers would give us was positive with the occasional "we need to work on this but otherwise today was good". Great we can do that! By Thursday of week three, one of the four teachers I rarely saw or spoke to is now telling me my daughter is saying she's unhappy, that she doesn't like to sit for lessons and that they think she is not a good fit and "needs more movement". They asked if she acts sad to come to school, I said quite the opposite and I had almost three weeks worth of before school photos and videos of her singing, smiling and ready to go. I asked when she acted that way and it typically always revolved around being told to do or not do something..... interesting right? That a three year old would be unhappy with authority. By the way all these things we WANT to work on with her. After this meeting I took the "need for more movement" seriously and signed her up for after school dance classes and TOT basketball to help but by Friday of week four I'm getting a call at work that my child is not a fit for their school and we needed to find alternative care. While they state in the phone conversations and emails that they're doing what is best for the child I really don't see how you even had time to understand what that means for her. My child was expected in 15 school days to adapt to a brand new environment, brand new people and schedule seamlessly to a standard we were never even made aware of and really going against everything Montessori philosophy is built on. I specifically chose Montessori for the hands on and active approach knowing my child would enjoy and need movement, either this school has its own idea of Montessori or they're not equipped for the classroom age ranges and individual needs. I especially don't see how any child who is hyperactive or on the spectrum would thrive. The one positive and reason for the two stars was Ms Quanesha! Thank you for always being sweet with my girl, she was always happy to see you and we will miss you!

I was here to attend my college roommate/classmate funeral. I did know he was sorta of a big deal…read more The town was great and the food was great also. You can easily kiss this place, so be careful when passing there.

I decided to go here for the counseling & psychological services it provides on the fourth floor. I…read morewalked into this as my first time ever going to counseling in general so I was very nervous, but walking into the elevator someone really sweet talked to me and I felt so much better. When I got there, I learned I accidently scheduled for the next week, and the front desk was sweet enough to find a opening that morning for me. The couseling really helped me process my thoughts better and with feeling heard. I enjoy that I can come back again so that we can slowly find ways for me to improve in my overall mental health. I recommend this to anyone, even if you're just stressed over one thing for that certain week!

Wear Depends if you need to visit this building! The bathrooms have been closed for repairs for…read moreweeks! I do love the parking spaces. They're not so close together like the central campus garage.