Welcome, Visitors
Howdy, and welcome to Texas A&M University, one of the top research universities in the nation! Come experience the rich traditions and culture, explore campus landmarks and engage with the friendly people who call Aggieland home.
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Friday, April 13th is Aggie Ring Day! We’re expecting more visitors than usual so if you’re planning on visiting campus please allow extra time to find parking. Parking can be found in University Center Garage or Cain Garage [$2/hr] or in West Campus Garage [$5/entry]. For real-time visitor parking garage availability please go to: http://transport.tamu.edu/Parking/realtime.aspx. If you have any questions please call the Visitor Center at 979-845-5851.
Thanks and Gig ‘em!
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Aggie Stories
Discover what being an Aggie means to these students featured in our “Fearless Front” video. Texas A&M accepts students from all walks of life, and they become part of the Aggie Family. What’s your story?
Jonathan Brewer
Biomedical Science Major | Flower Mound
We go to places like Peru, Bolivia, Africa, to supervise free clinics...Learning about the ideologies of working with people in different groups - that’s what the Aggie Family is all about.
Daizia McGhee
Accounting Major | San Antonio
The very first time I visited A&M, I felt included. I felt wanted as part of the Aggie Family. A&M teaches you how to be a leader, how to work with others.
Dominik Reyes
Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences Graduate Student | San Antonio
Texas A&M really helped me when it came to deciding what I wanted to study. I’ve been able to start my own soccer academy where I get to give back to kids...
Nikki Altmann
University Studies Major | Smithville
I was married in 2011 to a soldier, and then in December he was killed in the line of duty. A&M has given me the chance to rebuild. Once I walked on campus I knew this was where I needed to be.