<p>Hi guys, i'm an international student living in the US for 4 months, i'm gonna transfer to Texas A&M for Computer Science but i'm wondering about the school atmosphere. i heard that in Texas A&M there's not many green space, grass, it's boiling there. i really love School with lots of shade, trees, fresh air. Do u guys think Texas A&M is suitable for me ? How about the Dorms, friendliness toward Asian, i'm Vietnamese.
Have u ever been to Ohio State University? Is it better than Texas A&M?
Tks a lot for advises</p>
<p>I can’t imagine anyone at Texas A&M being unfriendly towards asians. We are all Aggies.</p>
<p>I know one of my friends is a big part of some asian club and they do a lot of events and activities together. </p>
<p>Texas is hot, no way around it. Northeast corner of campus is concrete.</p>
<p>Check out all A&M’s concrete via Google Maps :p</p>
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<p>Usually the older the dorm, the worse it’ll be (I live off-campus to have my own kitchen and because the free buses allow me to not need an on-campus parking permit, which have run out).</p>
<p>Since there are SO many students at A&M, how you get treated will depend on the people you meet.</p>
<p>I’ve noticed that naturally nice people treat me nicely and naturally rude people treat me rudely… I’m Vietnamese American.</p>
<p>There may be people who haven’t interacted with Asians much, so they’ll have their own assumptions about Asians, just like you may have of people of other ethnicities.</p>
<p>tks guys a lot, i have no problem in making friend :)) i have lots of white friends and a girlfriend in Iowa so i love to make friend with people , i was just worrying because i heard my girlfriend said about conservative of Texas student.</p>
<p>“Conservatives” are nice people too, you know. :)</p>
<p>Both schools you mentioned are good, just very different. Texas is HOT. On the plus side in the July & August heat you can eat breakfast outdoors, you can literally fry your egg on your neighbors car (I wouldn’t recommend you do this on your own as it’s a pain to clean up). 
On a serious note, from the Aggies I’ve met TAMU is a VERY friendly place, I think you’d fit right in. You should try to set up a campus visit & decide firsthand if you think it’s for you.</p>