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The school's athletic programs are associated with the [[NCAA]]'s [[Big 12 Conference]], and its mascot is the Aggie. | The school's athletic programs are associated with the [[NCAA]]'s [[Big 12 Conference]], and its mascot is the Aggie. | ||
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* [http://www.tamu.edu/ Texas A&M University] | * [http://www.tamu.edu/ Texas A&M University] | ||
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Texas A&M University | |
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City: | College Station, Texas |
Type: | Public |
Colors: | white, maroon |
Mascot: | Aggies |
Endowment: | $7.0 billion[1] |
Website: | http://www.tamu.edu/ |
Texas A&M University is a university in the University System of Texas. Located in College Station, Texas, it was established in 1871 as a military school. Texas A&M began life as an agricultural, vocational school, but has become a respected university. A&M has many rich traditions, and also is one of very few moderate, or possibly even conservative, institutions of higher learning, owing to a large-scale educational bias against conservatives. The Princeton Review ranked it as the most conservative school in the nation in 2009. Texas A&M produces more US officers than any other university, aside from the military academies.
Texas A&M has expanded into a system of campuses. For example, the former West Texas State University in Canyon, Texas merged into the A&M system to become the "West Texas A&M University".
Athletics
The school's athletic programs are associated with the NCAA's Big 12 Conference, and its mascot is the Aggie.
References
- ↑ 2011 NACUBO-Commonfund Study of Endowments. Retrieved on November 20, 2012.
External links