About Aggie Transition Camps

Aggie Transition Camps (ATC) is the recognized student organization at Texas A&M University that coordinates and runs Howdy Camp in the early Spring and Transfer Camp (T-Camp) in the Fall. ATC is for all new students at Texas A&M who wish to experience an extended orientation program. At camp, we seek to create a fun and open atmosphere, in which new students will be welcomed into the Aggie Family. You will be introduced to the many opportunities that exist at Texas A&M such as the long-standing traditions we hold dear and the true meaning of being an Aggie. It is ATC’s main goal that campers leave with a newly ignited Aggie Spirit, and many lasting friendships.

Howdy Camp welcomes transfer, non-traditional, and freshmen students to Texas A&M before the spring semester every year with the purpose of giving them an opportunity to have fun, build friendships, and learn more about life at Texas A&M. We want to make sure that your transition into the Aggie Family is one filled with memories and purpose and as smooth as possible being in the middle of the academic year. Howdy Camp is led by Texas A&M students who are dedicated and passionate about making the transition process successful for each new Aggie. Each member of our camp staff has personal experience with transitioning to and being new on campus. This way, they can offer crucial advice about classes, fun things to do in College Station and any other questions that a new student might have about being an Aggie.

Transfer Camp (T-Camp) welcomes transfer and non-traditional students to Texas A&M before the fall semester every year with the purpose of giving them an opportunity to have fun, start their own Aggie network, and learn more about the life at Texas A&M. We want to make sure that your transition into the Aggie Family is one filled with memories of joy. T-Camp is led by Texas A&M students who are dedicated and passionate about making the transition process successful for each person. Again, each member of the camp staff has personal experience with transitioning to and being new to campus. This way they can offer crucial advice about classes, fun things to do in College Station, and field any other questions that you might have about being an Aggie.