Welcome to the Aggie family!
Congratulations, earning admission to college is a huge deal! From here, you still need to complete admissions tasks, like signing up for your New Student Conference, finding on-campus housing, learning about resources and more. We've compiled resources to help you get through the beginning of your Texas A&M experience!
Admitted Students Resources
- Student Employment
- On-Campus Housing
- Students with Disabilities
- Required/Recommended Immunizations
- Health Insurance
- University Academic Calendar
Extended Orientation Programs
- ExCel (Excellence Uniting Culture, Education and Leadership)
- Fish Camp
- Howdy Camp
Academic Services
- Academic Success Center
- Honors & Undergraduate Research
- Office of Professional School Advising
- Student Counseling Service
- University Writing Center
- Study Abroad
Campus Student Organizations
Campus Services
Admitted Students Frequently Asked Questions
Does a student need proof of bacterial meningitis vaccination?
Will Texas A&M have a waitlist for Fall 2026?
Are there any on-campus appointments or meetings available for current or prospective students?
What is the best way to contact someone in the Admissions Office for assistance?
School Districts are changing their grading to Pass/Fail. Does Texas A&M University have a policy concerning this change?
Choosing a Bank or Credit Union
As you start your college career, it is important to start thinking about choosing a bank or credit union to house your money. There are several factors to consider. There is no one right bank account for every person. Choosing the right bank starts with knowing your bank usage and individual preferences.
Things to consider when choosing a banking institution are:
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Security of funds
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Fees
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Ease of deposit
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Location
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ATM fees
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Interest rates
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Online banking features
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Minimum balance requirements
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Branch availability
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Customer service
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Availability of funds
With a little consideration for your banking habits and needs, you can find the right bank account at the right price. Our Campus+ Partners* are here to help you make the best decision for you. Check out what Aggieland Credit Union and Wells Fargo have to offer you.
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Aggieland Credit Union

Money. Everybody is talking about it, thinking about it and, most of all, everybody is stressing about it. But there’s good news: By taking control of your finances now, you are setting yourself up for success throughout college and beyond!
This is no longer mom and dad’s financial plan for your life, it’s YOURS!
Who We Are
Aggieland Credit Union is a financial institution dedicated to serving Aggies and helping you take control of your finances. It’s important to remember that the little things add up — that’s why Aggieland Credit Union offers Truly-Free checking and savings accounts for our college students to take advantage of.
These accounts:
• have no annual fees
• have no minimum balance requirements
Your money is your money, and we like to keep it that way!
Showing Your Aggie Pride
With four new designs for your Aggieland Debit Card, it's never been easier to show off your Aggie spirit! Our sleek new Texas A&M VISA debit cards feature a metallic finish, built-in chip technology and your card details arranged neatly on the back so you can show off your Aggie debit card without fear of showing everyone your card information.
Anywhere Access
Access your money all over the country through our Co-Op Shared Branching system. You can access your Aggieland account at participating credit unions and ATMs all over the nation while traveling or visiting home. Our online banking system and mobile app allow you to send, deposit and save money.
Managing Your Money
As a student, it’s important to create good financial habits so that you are better prepared for college and beyond. As a member of Aggieland Credit Union, you’ll have access to our online financial education resources including budgeting tools, free financial webinars and the option to speak with a financial advisor! The short- and long-term effects of establishing these good spending and saving habits will be immeasurable.
Wells Fargo
Establishing healthy money habits in college will help you create a strong foundation for the rest of your life. This includes learning how to budget, using tools to keep you on track and establishing credit.
Wells Fargo’s CollegeSTEPS® provides guidance and resources to help students build personal finance skills so you can manage your money with confidence. Start your journey today and get access to content tailored to help you learn how to pay for school, manage your money, build credit and more. Be sure to subscribe to stay connected throughout your college career.
Get a head start and show off your Aggie pride with an Aggie Bucks Unlimited Debit Card1. Texas A&M University and Wells Fargo have teamed up to offer optional banking convenience exclusively for Aggies. Use it for your day-to-day financial needs when it’s linked to a Wells Fargo Everyday Checking account.
1The Aggie Bucks Unlimited Debit Card is a Visa® Debit Card issued by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Member FDIC and is a Wells Fargo Campus Card.
Wells Fargo may provide financial support to Texas A&M University – College Station for services associated with the Aggie Bucks Unlimited Debit Card.