New
Aggie Publications
Incoming undergraduate students and their
families should
watch their mailboxes for a number of materials from Texas A&M
University. Among these are several publications designed to make the
process of attending a New Student Conference and transitioning into the
university community easier for both students and parents. All mailings
go to the permanent address given by the student in the application for
admission; if your address has changed, please update it as soon as possible
on applicant.tamu.edu
Most of these documents are provided below in PDF
format.
Now That You're Admitted
Brochure
Admitted undergraduates receive a brochure entitled Now that You're
Admitted from Undergraduate Admissions. This document provides
information about the essential steps you must complete as part of the
enrollment process. This document also outlines instructions for accepting
admission and registering for a New Student Conference. Read through
these materials carefully and return the Admission Acceptance Form to accept or decline admission to the university (or use the
online New Student Conference
Registration system). We
recommend you keep this booklet for
reference, as it contains information that will help you prepare for
your first semester at Texas A&M
University.
New Student Conference Brochure
This brochure outlines instructions for registering for a New
Student Conference. Read through these materials carefully
and return the NSC Registration Form to register for a New Student
Conference (or use the
online New Student Conference
Registration system).
New Student Conference
Handbook (Summer & Fall Admits Only)
After registering for a New Student Conference, admitted undergraduates receive confirmation of a New Student
Conference date and the New Student Conference Handbook in late February. The New Student Conference Handbook provides details
about the conferences, tips for making a smooth transition into university life,
and resources for campus services that an incoming Aggie might need. Read
through it carefully, share it with your family, and bring your copy with you to
your New Student Conference.
New Aggie News
Issued by the Office of New Student Programs three times per year, the New
Aggie News informs newly admitted students about upcoming events, campus
policies and services, timelines for New Student Conferences, and decisions that
need to be made prior to enrolling or arriving to attend the first semester of
classes. The summer issue, in particular, includes information pertinent
to those who have accepted admission and previously attend or are registered to
attend New Student Conferences.
Fresh News:
Freshman Newsletter
Fresh News is a newsletter developed and designed by the Office of New Student
Programs that provides timely information to freshman to assist them as they
approach finals. Check here every semester to see what new issues are important
to the freshman class in the newest Fresh News!
New Student Handbook
Get your Aggie experience started on the right foot with your
new student handbook, called the New Student Handbook. This publication is full of
information about the university, student services, student organizations and
much more. Pick one up free at your New Student Conference, or by stopping
by the New Student Programs office.
Family Guide to Aggie Life
Designed specifically for family members by the Office of New Student
Programs. You will receive a Family Handbook at the Family Check-In table
when you check-in for your student's New Student Conference. The Family Guide to Aggie Life serves as the family
guide to helping students through the first year of enrollment at Texas
A&M. You may wish to have this publication during the New
Student Conference to ask questions or take notes.
Aggie Connection
Newsletter
Parents of first-year Aggies receive this newsletter from the Office of New Student
Programs twice during their student's first year at Texas A&M. The Aggie Connection
Newsletter provides information on campus events, issues facing first year students, and
updates on campus resources. The newsletter is available online at parents.tamu.edu
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