How do I pick up my Aggie Ring?

Alumni Center Pick-up Policy Alumni Center on or after the date listed on the Upcoming Delivery Schedule. Current Students. To pick up your Aggie Ring you will need two of the following: Driver's License, Student ID, Ring Receipt. A Ring Ticket is required for April, September, and November Aggie Ring Days.

Where do you pick up your Aggie Ring?

Your Aggie Ring will be delivered at the Clayton W. Williams Jr., Alumni Center on the date on your Ring receipt. You may pick it up at the Alumni Center after Aggie Ring Day during regular business hours, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Who gives you your Aggie Ring?

The crossed flags of the United States and Texas recognize an Aggie's dual allegiance to both the nation and state. Traditionally, family members present a student's Aggie Ring to them on Ring Day.

How many hours until you get your Aggie Ring?

To be eligible to order an Aggie Ring as an undergraduate or professional school student, you must have: 90 total completed undergraduate or professional hours* 45 completed institution undergraduate or professional hours* 2.0 minimum cumulative Institutional GPR.

What percent of Aggies get their ring?

The Association's Aggie Ring Program has the honor and responsibility of protecting the integrity of the Aggie Ring and overseeing eligibility, order and delivery. Almost 95 percent of the Texas A&M undergraduates who qualify for an Aggie Ring choose to order one, easily the highest rate of any university.

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Is Aggie Ring a big deal?

The Aggie Ring is the most visible symbol of the Aggie Network that connects Aggies around the world. Dating back over a hundred years, it is a tradition that is deep in symbolism. Every symbol represents values every Aggie should hold: excellence, integrity, leadership, loyalty, respect and selfless service.

What is the average cost of an Aggie Ring?

Ordering an Aggie Ring:

All of the information from pricing (Men's start around $1000 and women's are around$600 – new pricing will be available for the next ordering period) to the history of the ring, can be found on the Association of Former Students web page .

Why are Aggie Rings such a big deal?

Design of the class ring at A&M is as deep in symbolism as it is in tradition. The shield on the top of the ring symbolizes protection of the good reputation of the alma mater. The 13 stripes in the shield refer to the 13 original states and symbolize the intense patriotism of graduates and undergraduates of A&M.

Is the Aggie Ring real gold?

Because the Aggie ring is all gold, it makes for a great look on a nearly daily basis.

Do you get an Aggie Ring for a masters degree?

Graduate students are eligible to receive their Aggie rings once 75% of their graduate course work is completed. If a student's graduate degree requires a thesis, his or her Aggie ring will be delivered once the thesis has been defended by the specified university deadline.

Why is my Aggie Ring turning my finger black?

The gold does not corrode, but the alloys that are mixed with the gold. (Remember, 14K gold means the ring has 58% of pure gold and 42% of non gold alloys.) The alloys that can corrode are silver and copper based, and they can form dark chemical compounds under moist conditions.

What does it mean when you order your Aggie Ring?

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Dating back over one hundred years, it is a tradition that is deep in symbolism. Every symbol represents values every Aggie should hold: Excellence, Integrity, Leadership, Loyalty, Respect, and Selfless Service. Check Your Eligibility. Eligibility Requirements.

Why do Aggies dunk their ring?

The Symbolism: The ring dunk holds deep symbolism for Aggies, representing more than just a celebration of their academic accomplishments. It serves as a reflection of the bonds formed during their time at Texas A&M, as well as a connection to the generations of Aggies who have come before them.

What is the oldest Aggie Ring?

An 1890 Ring, among the oldest Aggie Rings known to exist, was donated, and is now displayed with the Sterns Collection, by an Aggie who happened upon it on Etsy.

What do I do if I lost my Aggie Ring?

If you have LOST your Aggie Ring:

Fill out a "Lost Ring Report" to ensure that we have your most recent contact information. Please include as much detail as possible including where your Aggie Ring was lost (ex. in a bathroom in the Zachry Building at TAMU; on the ground on Main Street, Bryan, TX; in the Frio River).

Does Aggie Ring go on right hand?

Usually done with the right hand, the Gig 'em sign also showcases the Aggie Ring, traditionally worn on that hand.

Can you sell an Aggie Ring?

Yes, it is ok to sell a newish Aggie ring on eBay, esp the class of 91 ring I just saw listed. First, if it's yours, you can sell it.

What is an Aggie Sweetheart ring?

It was an Aggie Ring for your sweetheart. Women were not admitted to Texas A&M until April 27, 1963, so this ring served as a small token of Aggieland for them. The wearer carried the core values on her finger and was thus connected to the school; she became an honorary member of the Aggie family.

What is an Aggie gem?

Aggie Gems is a women's organization at Texas A&M University. Our mission is to promote leadership through service, personal development, and philanthropic activities while encouraging a strong sense of sisterhood within our organization.

How many rings does A&M have?

Football. The Texas A&M Aggies claim three national titles and have won 20 conference titles.

Can I resize my Aggie Ring?

Rings under warranty can be resized free of charge. Rings can be resized up or down 2 sizes, depending on their condition. If a Ring needs adjusting beyond these limits you must turn in your Ring and have it remade (refer to the "Remake" section below). Resizing your Aggie Ring may require re-engraving your name.

What are some Aggie traditions?

Some of our most cherished traditions honor the fallen members of the Aggie Family. From Muster and Silver Taps to the Bonfire Memorial and the Memorial Student Center, Texas A&M proves that once an Aggie, always an Aggie.

Is it hard to get into the Aggie band?

MEMBERSHIP. All prospective members of the Aggie Band are required to have had both high school playing and marching band experience as well as pass an audition with a director.

Why do Aggies say whoop?

Whoop: Aggie upperclassmen and graduates will often say “Whoop!” as an expression of approval or excitement. It is most often used at the end of an Aggie yell. Underclassmen are not supposed to say the word until they have reached either junior or senior status.

What does A and M stand for Aggies?

Originally, "A&M" stood for Agricultural and Mechanical, but today the letters no longer officially stand for anything. When Texas A&M opened on Oct. 4, 1876, as the state's first public institution of higher education, it was called the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, or "A&M" for short.