While working for a nursery in Odessa, Texas, Mason Marshall '26 was inspired to pursue a degree in the Department of Horticultural Sciences. Marshall was already interested in horticulture, but working closer with the nursery's owners-two former Aggie students-he decided to transfer from his local community college to Texas A&M University. He moved across the state, earned his bachelor's and master's degrees, and is currently working on his doctorate-all within the same department.
Marshall shared his perspective as an Aggie in the College and department, as well as advice for prospective horticulture students.
"We are one of the larger horticulture programs in the nation, but at the university level, we still feel tight-knit, which is what makes it unique to me. Studying together on our hallway couches, teaching plant ID classes in The Gardens and hanging out in our advisor's office are just a few examples of the ways I feel connected within the department," Marshall shared.
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