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Becoming An Aggie

Living in Aggieland is one of the best parts about being a member of the Aggie Family.
The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets marching band parades in uniform beneath the Corps of Cadets archway on campus.

Keepers of the Spirit

The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets is the largest, oldest and most visible student organization and leadership training program on campus.

Learn About the Corps

In The Spotlight

Close up head shot of Miss Reveille, the Texas A&M rough collie mascot, looking directly at the viewer.

Reveille X; The Official Mascot of Texas A&M

Known as the First Lady of Aggieland, Reveille assumed her official duties in May 2021 and is handled by Mascot Company E-2 of the Corps of Cadets.

Five Texas A&M Yell Leaders in their signature white uniforms pose with thumbs up outside Kyle Field stadium.

Yell Leaders, a Game Day Tradition

Aggies don't cheer — they yell! Our upperclassmen yell leaders walk the sidelines dressed in all white, encouraging the student section to show their Aggie spirit.

Four laughing Texas A&M students relax together on the grass beneath a large oak tree on a sunny day.

Life As An Aggie

Find answers to your most pressing questions about applying to Texas A&M, choosing a major, paying for college and more.

Find Your Fit at Texas A&M

Texas A&M offers prospective students exceptional opportunities across diverse fields. World-class faculty, modern facilities, and a supportive Aggie community help students transform their passions into meaningful careers. 

Entomology

  • Hands-on research with beneficial pollinators and pest management
  • Study insect behavior, genetics, and ecological impacts
  • Careers in conservation and agricultural science

 

Healthcare Research

  • Contribute to medical breakthroughs through the Health Science Center
  • Explore pharmaceutical development and biomedical engineering
  • Pathways to medical school and healthcare careers

 

Meteorology

  • State-of-the-art forecasting technology and severe storm analysis
  • Track hurricanes and study diverse Texas weather phenomena
  • Prepare for National Weather Service and climate research careers