Publications for New Students
You Got In
Admitted undergraduates receive a brochure entitled You Got In 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 register for your New Student Conference in the Applicant Information System (AIS) to accept or decline admission to the university. We recommend you keep this brochure and checklist insert for reference, as it contains information that will help you prepare for your first semester at Texas A&M University.
You Got In Brochures & Inserts:
New Aggie Workbook
The New Student Conference Workbook is provided to incoming students at their New Student Conference to help them actively engage with the presentations and discussions. The workbook provides a place to take notes during the NSC, as well as some additional opportunities for incoming students to learn more about Texas A&M.
Publications For Family Members
Aggie Parent & Family Connection
The Aggie Parent & Family Connection portal allows you to customize the information you receive from Texas A&M. Thanks to the new platform, e-newsletters from the Office of New Student & Family Programs will now be tailored to your interests. You can decide how often you would like to receive updates, as well as log on 24/7 to view content or make account changes.
Once a member of the Aggie Parent & Family Connection, you will have access to a specially curated news feed, calendar of important dates, helpful resources and more!
Family Resource Guide & Calendar
Designed specifically for family members by New Student and Family Programs. Registered family members and guests will receive a Family Resource Guide and Calendar at Check-In when you check-in for your student’s New Student Conference. The Family Resource Guide & Calendar serves as the family guide to helping students through the first year of enrollment at Texas A&M.