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Welcome to Texas A&M University!
All new graduate students should complete the online orientation before starting classes at TAMU.
Orientation for Distance Education Graduate Students
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The orientation objectives are to:
- Welcome you and introduce you to graduate studies at TAMU
- Connect you to the TAMU student resources and services
Navigation Recomendations:
First time visitors:
- Print out your Orientation Guide (Clicking on this link will open a PDF file of the guide which will then need to be printed).
- Place your Orientation Guide next to your computer and begin by clicking on the 'next page' hotlink below. Continue clicking on the 'next page' hotlinks until you reach the end of the orientation.
- As you progress through the pages of the online orientation, fill in the answers to the questions on your printed out guide.
- At the end of the orientation you are invited to provide feedback on how to improve this orientation for future Aggies.
Return visitors:
- Use the menu to navigate in a non-linear fashion as desired.
About Texas A&M
Established in 1876 as the first public college in the state, Texas A&M University has become a world leader in teaching, research, and public service. Located in College Station, Texas, it is centrally situated among three of the country's ten largest cities Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. Texas A&M is the only university to be ranked nationally among the top ten in total enrollment (over 45,000, including 8,800 graduate students), value of research ($400 million in expenditures), and endowment ($4 billion). For more information about Texas A&M University click here.
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Now that you have been officially welcomed you are ready to explore your department and program web sites on the next page!
