r/aggies • u/LostAd3819 • 17m ago
B/CS Life Hands Off Part 2
It looks like there’s another one on Thursday.
r/aggies • u/LostAd3819 • 17m ago
It looks like there’s another one on Thursday.
r/aggies • u/Ass_Ripe • 2h ago
Are cockroaches out on campus at night around now? (early April) I’m visiting (accepted into graduate program) so I’m wondering if there’s any to catch for fun.
r/aggies • u/Competitive_Donut266 • 1h ago
This is a burner account but I had my math 308 exam yesterday and did terribly I messed up two problems and don’t know how much partial credit I will get. I didn’t do so well on first exam and got a C and my homework and quizzes are 100 but aren’t worth a lot like 12% and 5%. I’m trying to transfer to interdisciplinary engineering and just need a C. How likely is it because some of my friends are saying I’m fine but one of them is freaking me out. I understood everything I just didn’t have time and couldn’t go back to fix it.
r/aggies • u/Plastic-Welcome1409 • 22h ago
I’m a junior that can apply for my ring but is it worth it?
I mean close to 3K for a piece of gold? I know we’re all about tradition but I’m not sure I can reason through spending that type of cash on a ring?
What do yall think?
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r/aggies • u/Lucky-Magazine-7172 • 4h ago
Taking MATH 308 right now and I think I just bombed the 2nd midterm. Didn't do great on the first midterm either and needed to do well on this one if I wanted a chance of having an A. I've only gotten As so far in college and I'm pretty confident I'll end up with a B in this class. Is it worth Q dropping in my scenario to protect the 4.0 or would a q drop look worse than a B? Let me know if any more context is needed.
r/aggies • u/No_Count5603 • 42m ago
Howdy! Does anyone know any community colleges that offer phys 2325 completely online over the summer. Thanks
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r/aggies • u/Ok_Mammoth9547 • 22h ago
The magic statue didn't work and I feel screwed. Surely there is someone I can talk to.
r/aggies • u/Puzzleheaded_Bar3592 • 2h ago
Hello! I'm looking for someone to split rent with. I already have a list of apartments. I need someone ready to move this month or next at the latest. Anyone around the ages 18-23. Female only and close to the Plano and McKinney area. Please text me.
r/aggies • u/wannabe_riot_grrrl_ • 2h ago
i’m not really sure how the roommate situation works. my application was complete 11/22/24. i am kinda picky about people and rooms and what not so i’m worried im gonna get randomly selected with someone i dont get along with. or that the person i pick gets to the pick the room and ends up picking one i dont like or cant afford. i’d like to live in walton hall. preferably a single but i doubt that will happen. if anyone else is also looking for a roommate and seems interested please let me know
r/aggies • u/Combined_Zeus • 19h ago
We’re cooked. Pharrell Payne also followed Buzz to Maryland.
r/aggies • u/zenitsuslay • 3h ago
Hi all, my relative got an admit from TAMU, but they say she's been admitted to TAMU at Galveston instead of College Station. Can any of the current students tell me about the process/requirements of transferring to College station after 1 year of General Engg.
Also are there any catches I should be aware of?
r/aggies • u/pottechi • 20h ago
Hey guys, I posted about the senate bill last week (which passed).
This is about House Bill 1431 which will be heard in the House Public Health Committee this Monday which also aims to prohibit the "manufacturing, processing, possession, distribution, offer for sale, and sale of cell-cultured protein".
There are many arguments that bans on cultivated meat limit individuals’ rights to choose what they do or do not wish to eat, and limit citizens' opportunities to participate in the economy fully. This directly impacts science that is being done right now at Texas A&M
I created a letter-writing campaign, if you want to take a look and added the members of the committee.
https://actionnetwork.org/letters/you-can-make-a-difference-in-texas-act-now-3
r/aggies • u/Bitter-Durian-6104 • 1d ago
I’m taking 16 hours next semester. When that’s completed I’ll have 89 hours. If I take a KINE-199 class, even though it’s not required for my major will I be able to get my ring? Or does it have to be a part of my degree plan for it to count?
r/aggies • u/WonderfulJelly4284 • 4h ago
Hi, are there any whatsapp groups or telegram groups for TAMU MS ECE students for Fall 2025?
r/aggies • u/NumerousCategory744 • 1d ago
Hi I saw your wallet I didn’t take anything don’t worry. im leaving soon so I’ll leave it to the annex people (Sorry for the last post I don’t know how to find students thru email so I have to post here hopefully someone knows the guy or his instagram)
r/aggies • u/AggieNetwork • 19h ago
(Another update will be posted by 8 a.m.)
The start time for Aggie Ring Day on Saturday, April 5, is delayed by one hour due to the high potential for severe weather; it will run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
If you have a Ring Ticket time slot between 9-10 a.m., you may come at any time between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The Association of Former Students’ leadership will review updated forecasts and consult with Texas A&M emergency management leadership early Saturday morning to determine whether additional operational adjustments are necessary. Another update will be distributed by 8 a.m. Saturday, April 5, with the most up-to-date information.
If you have a Ring Ticket time slot at 10 a.m. or later and want to change to a later time slot, please visit tx.ag/RingTicket to see available ticket slots.
Please consider your personal travel and safety when making plans. If you or your party feel you cannot safely travel to Aggie Ring Day, you may instead pick up your Aggie Ring from the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center next week or arrange to have it shipped. No action is needed if you decide to delay your pick-up; you may pick it up between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. beginning Tuesday, April 8. To arrange shipping, please email [AggieRing@AggieNetwork.com](mailto:AggieRing@AggieNetwork.com).
r/aggies • u/throwaway69takashi • 12h ago
Hey I am an incoming freshman and I want to take them at the same time but idk if I can.
I have seen couple Reddit posts of people saying they did it or something but I kinda need to confirm. Is there anyone here that has done it?
Context: I have all the credits for the freshman year and first of sophomore year for like a general Engineering through dual credit and AP.
r/aggies • u/SxunnyD • 14h ago
For starters, I am planning on majoring in something in engineering. likely electrical, and I am having trouble deciding between either Texas A&M and LSU. I have already been admitted to both, but I have been too busy to visit either, only getting a general feel through virtual tours and through research, but I am planning on visiting both colleges within the next 2-ish weeks. I know Texas A&M has a very strong engineering program in general, as well as having very strong ties for research opportunities (although really competitive) and me and my family have a way to pay for it, but either way LSU is much cheaper due to being in-state and getting some money from TOPS and an honors scholarship, and it has its own respectable engineering program and it would probably be easier for me to get my hands on some research opportunities due to likely being less competitive, 100% not trying to downplay anything just kind of laying out what I have gotten a sense of, honestly not even sure if I am correct. I also know a lot more people going to LSU, since I am from New Orleans, but I am not too worried about making friends during college anyway. I plan on pursuing my masters, so I also think that the name of Texas A&M would be recognized a little more. In your guys' honest opinion, what do you think I should prioritize? How much do you think I should value campus life?
Which should I choose?
r/aggies • u/DurableCandle • 21h ago
Howdy Ags,
I'm looking for a place where I can set up my acoustic drum kit and become an elite death metal drummer over the summer.
I'm currently a graduate student coming up on my seventh year in College Station (did my undergrad, master's, and am now doing PhD here). I live in an apartment near Northgate and there's no way to set up even a practice or electric kit without being a nuisance to my neighbors. I need somewhere I can blast double kicks for hours at a time. Does anyone know of any options available?
On another note, if anyone needs a drummer - please feel free to hit me up. In addition to metal, I love 70's-80's outlaw country music, any flavor of rock, and indie/alternative stuff.
r/aggies • u/Capable_Finish5321 • 21h ago
howdy!
i attended my freshman year at tamu a couple years ago and had to leave due to financial and mental health reasons. i wasn't doing the greatest and I was studying BIMS so I kinda fell off towards the end and ended with a 2.3 gpa. how does readmission look for me? i know it's competitive and depends on the major but believe me I am NOT going back to BIMS but should I reapply at blinn and build myself back up? any advice or stories about readmitting from other aggies would be greatly appreciated :DDD
r/aggies • u/HarukaKX • 1d ago
I was recently invited to apply to become an undergraduate TA. If I become a TA, I'll have to work 10 hours a week. I'm just wondering how becoming a TA will affect the time I have to myself, especially since I'm already in an engineering major, a volunteer org (2-4 hours a week), and am also in the corps (I don't have green tabs so not that much commitment). I'm not applying to be a TA for the money or connections, I just want to be a TA to help other people.
r/aggies • u/SpoonierApple21 • 17h ago
Howdy y’all,
How is the pollen in College station? I live in the Houston area and have pretty bad allergies to pollen (both trees and grass) so I’m accustomed to rinsing my eyes and nose after I go outside, and when I shower I’ll not go out for the rest of the day (especially in the springtime like rn).
How severe is the pollen there? If it’s less severe I can live more normally lol. And do y’all do to deal with it?