So with Texas A&M having an enrollment of 49,000

We aren't letting them in.

Florida is pretty big, but I don't think that big.

UCF is the largest undergrad in the country. Florida is 3rd.

I think A&M is 2nd though.

If you count just the CS campus A&M has about 48,000 students. If you count our other two campus' in Galveston and Qatar we have over 50,000

We are slightly smaller than UF by a couple hundred students I believe

Bengal, not the same. LSUE, LSUS, LSUS are like TAMUCorpus, TAMUKingsville, etc.

Qatar and Galveston are actually A&M. The diploma is the same as mine. It's a satellite campus, not just a school under the same state funding

Corpus is a satellite campus, similar to LSU- Shreveport or UT-San Antonio. Galveston is an extension of A&M, mostly housing the marine stuff. Not much marine research can be done in CS. Qatar is also a satelitte campus, I will admit I know little about it but I imagine a lot of it is Petroleum and Foreign Affairs studies.

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Oh ok gotcha. So do people go to Qatar and Corpus for specialized interships and/or research?

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Qatar and Galveston are satellite campus', Corpus is just another University under the A&M System.

And yep, Galveston is the Sea Ags, more of your marine type degrees. My son wants to join the Corp there and go into marine biology.

Qatar, I'll admit I don't know much about. It looks like they offer some of the same degrees College Station does. At one time it was a big thing for universities to open Middle Eastern campuses and get some of their money and train their workers for petroleum type jobs. A number of those campuses have run into money issues the past few years.