I attended Lamar University as a graduate student and earned a master's in biology. I can't speak for other majors, but the biology graduate program really is lacking since there are not that many biology professors so it is impossible to specialize in any one subject. I ended up with more of a general degree. Also, all of the classes I took were really senior level undergraduate classes with perhaps just a few extra minor requirements added for the graduate students. There really was no challenge.
I so far haven't had much of a note worthy experience with Lamar. Most teachers I have had, either don't speak very good English, or they are just plain rude. The students around seem to lack a lot also. The acceptance standards aren't really that high, so basically if you will pay the tuition they will let you go. Needless to say that leaves a lot of idiots running around. On a positive note, the campus seems to be pretty clean, and there are a lot of really nice people also, besides the idiots.
Chancellors at the College of William and Mary have included some very famous retired statesmen, including Margaret Thatcher (UK Prime Minister), Henry Kissinger (US Secretary of State), Warren E. Burger (US Chief Justice), and, currently, Sandra Day O'Connor (US Associate Justice).
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