Working at Texas A&M University in Commerce, TX: 25 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Commerce, TX Area

"A good place to work. Work life balance"

"I feel great working for Texas A&M University. All the employees are very friendly and its a great place to learn. I have been working there for the past 2 years and I have learned a lot of new skills, not only in the technological aspect but also in leadership aspects. I would rate it 4.5/5 working there. Thank you"

"I was pleased with the position but at the end of the semester I was no longer able to work due to insufficient funds for my department."

"My main goal when going back to school to complete my degree was to finish all classes in under 3 years and I can gladly report that I will have completed my bachelors degree in 2 years and 9 months. I am more than happy with my experience with this school. Texas A&M Commerce offers one of most competitive business training programs available in the nation."

"This university is a small university which is teaching oriented. The research activity here is limited, especially for the animal studies."

"Great experience. User friendly and easy to apply."

"I worked at Texas A&M University-Commerce for 1.5 years. During my working period, the most positive thing I found was that it had so many research opportunities for the innovative graduate researcher. Besides research, there are many leadership and funding opportunities for the student who really wants to prove themselves as the best. My Supervisors helped me a lot during my research."

"Nice place to work. They encourage employees to learn new technologies"

"It was a great experience working here as a Graduate Research Assistant."

"I worked as a student worker and I was satisfied with the atmosphere of the workplace, as it was appealing. However the lack of pay raises and compensation was something I disagreed with."

"I worked here for twelve years and observed many changes over that time. It began as a great place to work, but with all of the outsourcing going on, it's much harder to know that you'll still have a job tomorrow. There seems to be a lot more hesitation to start working here, since all of the non-academic people seem to be on the edge of being forced out."

"I worked as a student worker at Texas A&M University-Commerce, and although the pay was minimum wage I enjoyed the work environment atmosphere and their flexible schedules."

"Working as a Graduate Assistant at TAMUC was a good experience. Got to learn a lot."