I love the ocean . Water in general really. Those Sea Hunt and Jacques Cousteau episodes of my…read morechildhood ignited a life long passion for anything ocean. In highschool I learned to scuba dive and immediately began searching for any body of water deep enough to submerge. After highschool I wanted nothing to do with college but,I'd promised my grandmother. The only thing that truly interested me was the ocean. So after much research on schools offering such courses of study,I landed on Texas A&M Moody College of Marine Science. I didn't even visit. Just applied,was accepted and moved to Galveston. It's still a small campus but power packed. The hard earned reputation of being an excellent university extends to this campus located on an island adjacent to Galveston proper. I could not have asked for a better learning experience or environment to learn in. My physics professor went on to become President of The entire Texas A&M system if this gives an idea of the quality there . Fantastic School Note: Maria W. Gave a highly critical and unwarranted First review,based on many assumptions and her own imagined bias. I have ask the Yelp Powers that be to remove this as it's not in the Yelp spirit. * I just received an email Yelp decided not to remove this shitty review?

If you're an Aggie freak and want a more personal campus than the main location in College Station,…read morecome here. But the catch is, since it's located on its own island, all of the majors are centered around guess what marine life. How nice is that? So if you plan on becoming a doctor or anything in the medical field, you'll need to major in marine biology or sciences. If your interested in engineering, they have marine engineering. And the list goes on... The school caters most to freshmen as you can as if you were a transfer student, you could only transfer in 24 credits and most of them have to be liberal arts, no sciences. Yippee!! Also, the campus is dull, tiny, and looks and feels raggedy. I'm sure Raggedy Ann and Andy would love to call this their new home. No greenery, scenery, or beautiful art nor architecture. Just construction and Galveston beach. This university is home to more male residents than females. The same traditions they hold high at TA&M main is the exact same as this location and they claim the Corpus Christi, Commerce, West Texas, Kingsville, Prairie View, Tarleton, Central Texas, and etc isn't the same. Even the games, all that the same. Well, maybe not you may get more diversity in the student body than at the main campus. The campus tour was average Abe, I wouldn't wanna tour it anymore. As the building looked dull and lifeless. With tuition being so high, the least they can do is make the campus look more attractive. Even the visitor centre looked and felt dirty, old, and antiquity. Our tour guide was average, even though he was a senior he acted as if he didn't know much about the campus. Lots of uhs and asked a question. Oh yeah, this is strictly a dry campus. No one can have alcohol, not even if you are above the drinking age and not freshmen. I'm so glad I'm not into living the Aggie's dream in order survive on this earth.

One of my favorite places to see the stars and watch a full dome show at the BASF Planetarium,…read moreappreciate beautiful art at the gallery, look at amazing shells at the Science Museum, and be entertained by amazing actors at Center Stages!

Watched the moons movie at the planetarium while visiting the area. Great experience and enjoyed…read morethe displays and information on the planetarium!

San Jac has been a really good college experience for me. The classes are organized, and there are…read moremany resources that help students stay on track I would recommend people.

There counselors are from the bottom of the barrel. One son was required to take 3 extra classes…read morebecause they kept changing the requirements. It was not true. My son was taught to honor adults and these people were suppose to be there to help students. That is WHY YHEY DON'T LET PARENTS TALK WITH SCHOOL STAFF, because adults would catch on to there graft. Another son has just been told half the classes he took, because of another counselor, were not needed, buy wasted his time and money. The school itself is good, but their counselors are bad.

Re: STEM program, engineering The professors do not care…read moreabout the students and most are not good teachers. They expect the students should know engineering when they enroll. The professors do not allow the students to have conversations with them. They scold and blow them off. Is there a financial incentive for the professors to fail students so they have to enroll and pay for classes again? These narcissist professors are failures at the expense of highly capable students being poorly taught by them. I am so angry and disapointed. They are unprofessional at best. I want to file a complaint with Texas Higher Education and find a way to get the word out about this institution. Attend University of Houston. Their grading scale is more reasonable, and you can talk with your professors!

I love Uhcl. Did my undergrad here and I am currently pursuing my specialist degree. All offices…read moreI've ever needed are quick and accessible which I appreciate. Beautiful campus as well.

This campus is nice for me since its located in Katy and it's about 30 mins from my house.I am…read moregraduating from here December 2015 with a BBA-Managment. I am taking mainly night classes and online classes here.I really like this campus because it's not a big campus and the parking is great. It's kind of in a neighborhood so it's very quiet and I feel safe when I am leaving or going to class in the evening. The majority of the study body are adults who work full-time or a SAHM who are seeking to earn a degree from a creditable University. The prices for tuition is not as steep as UH main campus. I do wish the library was bigger and the campus stayed open later than 10 pm. It's pretty cool that on random nights they give free snacks/ pizza and drinks for the students. Thank you staff at UH- Cinco Ranch.

February 25, 2022…read more went to the college this afternoon for a cooking class sponsored by the college and our farmers market. Tonight, a local teacher here in Galveston that is from southern India taught us to make 3 courses of their cuisine. Class took place in the culinary school and we got to eat what we cooked and it was fabulous. The college is cute, well maintained and offers a lot of courses for a junior college

If I could give 0 stars I would I was so happy to find a Diesel program that was close to me. I…read morewent all in not knowing that upon arrival I would be fully tricked for my money. I completed the first semester with hopes that maybe next year things would be different. Since in my first semester I received my books late (towards the end) and the professor just runs around to the next place to sit down and teach nothing. I paid for my second semester but once I asked for a refund they denied me I spoke with the dean of the university and still lead me with no help I payed for a 2nd semester that was not given there a scam. Half of the things we were supposed to be learning was missing if you ask the professor for something needed to learn he would say someone stole it. I wonder why they could do such a thing if you leave student unattended with tools like that I would want to take them home as well and see maybe if someone else would like to show me how to use them. I'm very disappointed with this class and wish I would have just went somewhere else to actually feel better about my career and more passionate this place will turn you down completely. And let's not forget that I still haven't received my certificate for completing the first semester of the program I had to continuously call and inform them that I never received it I'm serious this place is a joke.

BEWARE ! This school is horrible. They dont care about providing education to your kids . They just…read morewant to take your money and provide no education . If you want to setup your kid up for Failure this is the place for it . Dont let your kids go here.

NAU amazing environment for advance learning and experienced teachers. Very spacious and warm…read morefriendly staffs. students from all around the world.

Terrific place to earn an advanced degree. They have PhD, MD, Public Health, Dentistry, Nursing,…read moreand Health Information Sciences programs. The PhD program allows grad students to work with scientists at the UT Med School, MD Anderson, and other great research institutions at the Texas Medical Center and farther afield. UT-Houston really provides an opportunity to engage in high-level scientific research with Nobel laureates and other outstanding scientists.

UTHealth is not only a great place to learn, it is also a great place to work…read more They have great benefits, pay and work environment. I am proud to work for such a great institution.