We will no longer be taking our horses to this arena to show. The dirt is used up and terrible…read more We have had too many vet bills after our horses have shown here. It's not maintained like it was a few years ago when it was managed by the prior owner. It's sad because it used to be a great show facility.

Don't know why this is even showing up on yelp. i did not initiate it! I know it always looks very…read morepopular.

I received the BEST campus tour from here and that's aside from SFA. I'm starting to see why my…read morebrother chose this university over all the others. As soon as we walked into the Welcome Center, we were greeted with a big warm smile and I could feel the tradition and history that was put into this campus. In fact, one of the girls from the desk was a San Jac alumni which was super cool. Kristin was her name and she was a Communications major. If you don't know Tarleton is under the Texas A&M University system and stands with strong traditions and rich history, but what makes this school different from the College Station and Galveston location is that fact that the campus is overly friendly, makes you feel you are family and at home, and isn't torn between strong Conservative beliefs. Our tour guide Ashlyn, was so nice, enthusiastic about the campus, and extremely informative!! She was even funny too. It was such an eye-opener from our horrible tour at UTSA yesterday. Tour date: June 15, 2016 at 1pm. Before the tour, we had the opportunity to watch a video about Tarleton which included strong history about how John Tarleton the founder of the school, how the mascot of the school changed from being the Plowboys to the Texans for the guys and Texanns for the ladies. Which was very cool!!! They were named the plowboys since they stood for dedication, work-hard, integrity, courage, and friendliness. Also, the video had additional information about tutition, academics, admission, housing, and where our fees would be going. The walking tour was like I said very informative and the fact that the campus was a beautiful one as well. Not one building looked exactly like the next which brought out character. They have two rec centers one mainly for cardio, weights, basketball, rockwall, racquetball, and track and another one for swimming. I really liked how my tour guide could answer all my questions about kinesiology and she even pointed out some main information about kinesiology and how kine majors would take some of their classes in the gym for running and swimming. The Wisdom Gym is for kinesiology majors. What I didn't know about Tarleton was the fact they have Pre-Veterinary as a major which was super cool just like Texas A&M. Also, they have a horticulture center and several gardens throughout the campus grounds. Plus, they have a horticulture club that anybody could join. So cool!!! Class size is low which is 19:1 and the largest lecture hall would be in the Science building for core classes mainly for freshman students.

Professors and advisors rarely ever respond to emails or voice messages. Getting through to anyone…read moreat this school is a nightmare. This school has a very low budget and you won't get a good education. All in all, this school is just a diploma Mill. Now that I have my degree, nobody will hire me because I have no "experience" in the field. The only positive thing was that my FAFSA account paid for the whole thing but my degree was definitely not worth $15,000.

The professors and advisors rarely ever email you back or call you back after you leave a voice…read moremessage. Right from the get go, when I wanted to get more information about three program, I had a hard time communicating with the professor/advisor because they never check their email. I would send an email and then wait three weeks and then try to call them and hopefully get a hold of them and then let them know I had emailed them. And every time it's like, "oh I'm sorry I didn't see the email." Yeah, pay more attention. Also, the professor I had for immunohistochemistry was very rude and mean to me for no reason.

This university is worth about as much as the town is located in. That is to say, absolutely…read morenothing. It suffers from major issues including but not limited to: over-bureaucratization, facility and staff who are full of themselves, millennial nihilism, and a complete lack of concern for quality, efficacy, and efficiency. I cannot condemn this university enough. I have had a terrible experience here the past 4 years I've been here. It would be tolerable if it wasn't located in one of the most hic-riddled town in Texas.

Absolutely love the Club!! Employees are always helpful and a delight. We love the excellent food…read moreand drinks!! Thank you Legends for being a great part of Stephenville, Tx.

They are trying to get this course back in shape, but for now most of the greens are under…read moreconstruction. It's a decent course but definitely needs the TLC. The staff is friendly and the rates are reasonable.