r/aggies 7h ago

Venting I'M BACK BITCHES >:)

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r/aggies 7h ago

Ask the Aggies Phone Ban Experience

3 Upvotes

Hey, since the incoming Texas freshmen would have experienced the phone bans in Texas schools last year, how was it? As someone who wasn’t in high school during the phone ban usage, I was wondering what your experiences were like. What is it like going to university now and not having your phone banned?


r/aggies 8h ago

Sports Passes Tickets

1 Upvotes

Howdy Aggs!

I wanted to see if anyone had any information on ticket pulling regarding alumni. I recently graduated early last month in August and wanted to try and pull tickets this year is possible. If anyone has any information they’d recommend. Please let me know!


r/aggies 21h ago

New Student Questions ARTS150 (Art History Survey) Advice

0 Upvotes

Howdy y'all, my professor lowkey does NOT specify what we will need to know for tests.. he kind of just yaps about art work and glances over the textbook fast.. Has anyone took this course and have any studying tips or advice? Thanks.


r/aggies 22h ago

Sports Aggie Traditions

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43 Upvotes

Just want to make sure every new student is well acquainted with the BAS tradition. Since we are ranked 8 in the AP, I would say we are in the lower right corner.

Welcome to Texas A&M new students. Farmers fight!


r/aggies 22h ago

Venting Route 27 so late

21 Upvotes

Was waiting 50 mins to get on the outbound 27 to go back home. when will the buses stop being so late and crowded 😭


r/aggies 11h ago

Venting eating disorder, sophomore slump

26 Upvotes

howdy
I'm a sophomore in AGLS who really truly tries to seem like i have it all together. neat notes, early to class, known by professors, etc. but i'm so painfully lonely that i feel heavy every day. i have a couple good friends, but over the summer i started struggling with severe bulimia that made me incredibly antisocial and also underweight to a pretty severe degree (no energy, near passing out, yesterday I had to go to beutel because i was throwing up water and my legs were pins and needles trying to walk to the bus stop.)

I know all of this is entirely my fault and i should be able to pull myself together, but having been struggling with different iterations of the same thing since i was about thirteen, it's beginning to feel like i'll never escape. All i want is to have a joyful college experience, but when i am constantly on the edge of collapse i fear it's not possible.

Does anyone know of any resources, tips and tricks or simply words of advice to help a fellow aggie out? yes, I have a therapist, but at the end of the day i still feel so helpless to choose this for myself.


r/aggies 7h ago

Academics Best resources to understand PHYS 207?

2 Upvotes

I have Ali Kaya for 207, and I’m not sure if it’s the way he explains things or what, but I was lost the moment I left the first lecture. What are some good resources for better understanding what is happening lol?


r/aggies 2h ago

Ask the Aggies Does a&m give out a lot of merit scholarships?

2 Upvotes

For context, I'm a senior in high school looking to apply to a&m for mechanical engineering but I'm afraid of how much tuition will cost. I have a 4.5 gpa and not sure if that qualifies me for any scholarships and I want to have a general idea of how much tuition overall will cost


r/aggies 19h ago

Academics Schedule

2 Upvotes

I started a minor this year and I need Physics 202 for some classes in my major. I just wanna see what you guys think I should do.

At TAMU: Biochem, comms, stats, class related to my major

Online @ community college: Class for minor, physics 202

All this together is going to be like 17-18 credit hours, but I need like 3 more to get my Aggie ring next fall. Should I take another class here at TAMU? It would be an easy class for KUCD but would still total to like 20-21 credit hours.

Thoughts, opinions, what would you do..?😭🙏


r/aggies 19h ago

Academics Mini mesters

2 Upvotes

Howdy! I’m looking to knock some classes out of the way and was thinking of doing a mini-mester. Does TAMU offer these during the winter? And if they do, when would the schedule come out? Last are they usually online or in person..?

Thanks!


r/aggies 5h ago

Sports Where can I sell sports pass tickets?

2 Upvotes

Howdy! I’m gonna be missing a few games this year and I wanted to know if there is a place or a GroupMe to sell my tickets this year? I was in one last year and I was wondering. Thanks!


r/aggies 21h ago

Sports First Game/Tailgating

2 Upvotes

Howdy guys!! I’m currently a freshman and I plan to go to the first game this weekend, I’ve never been to any sports events here at A&M and i dont really know a lot of people that are planning to go either. I mainly just want to know how gamedays work and what i should know/plan for beforehand. And I am interested in tailgating but i’m not too sure how it works, and if you have to pay or be in certain orgs to participate. Also I do live off campus so I wanted to know what’s the best way to go about transportation!? Thanks :)


r/aggies 22h ago

Ask the Aggies Places to be at in Cstat?

7 Upvotes

Howdy guys! I'm 23F got to Cstat for uni but i am originally from somewhere else but decided i wanted to change school and major so here i am yada yada..
ANYWAYS since i'm new i dont know much, where are the good spots at 🤠 it could be anything, food, coffee, study spots(other than campus), nightlife, shopping, parks, etc it can be ANYTHING.
I wasn't able to explore much because of my course overload and it's so hot outside. I need to know spots so i can take my friends out when they visit🫡


r/aggies 4h ago

Ask the Aggies Moped Repair Shops

2 Upvotes

Does anyone know a shop or individual that does moped repair aside from Scoots?

Thank you all in advance; these mopeds break all the time!


r/aggies 3h ago

Academics What are the easiest or most interesting HIST 300/400 Courses?

2 Upvotes

Howdy! I am a BIMS major but I’m planning on getting a History Minor next semester! Since I already have some courses done thru AP credit I only need 2 more 300/400 level HIST courses. Any recs? I don’t want too much workload since I’m already taking so many hard STEM courses. I am interested in all aspects of history! If you’ve taken a really cool or interesting one please share!!

Thanks & Gig ‘Em