Scholarships Recipients
The first semester of college is an interesting and exciting time. But it is also a time of change and making adjustments, particularly for students who attend college away from home. Sometimes new college students may begin to feel a little overwhelmed by it all. Honors Programs advisors are here to help students achieve their goals and maintain their academic performance. Scholarship advisors can help scholarship recipients achieve the following:
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Form partnerships with other high achieving students by providing a caring and inviting atmosphere
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Enhance one's academic experience by complementing departmental advising
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Discover a plethora of educational resources, development opportunities, and individualized challenges
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Learn about additional opportunities for graduate scholarships and other financial assistance.
The Honors Programs office is also affiliated with
Aggie Scholars Promoting Incentive, Resources, and Encouragement (ASPIRE), a student organization comprised
of upper-division students who volunteer time to help freshmen “learn the ropes” of college life.
Scholarship recipients (and any new student) should become familiar with the wide array of support services provided by Undergraduate Programs and Academic Services.
Below are just a few of the offices that offer many of these services:
The Student Learning Center is committed to enhancing the educational experience of students at Texas A&M University by providing a variety of programs and services that promote retention and academic success.
Hotard Hall
Phone: 845.2724
The Writing Center is a resource for undergraduate students and faculty who want consultation at any stage of the writing process. Their services range from one-on-one tutoring sessions to computer-based invention and writing development programs. They also provide in-class workshops.
Evans Library 1.214
Phone: 458.1455
The Student Counseling Service helps students achieve as much success as possible while at Texas A&M University. They offer a wide variety of services, including study skills improvement, help for test anxiety, choosing a major and much more.
Cain Hall
Phone: 845.4427
The Career Center is dedicated to serving students at all points in their academic career. They assist students in their search for full-time employment, internships, and cooperative education.
Koldus 209
Phone: 845.5139
The Office of Professional and Graduate School Advising (OPGSA) serves students interested in pursuing careers in law, dentistry, medicine, other health professions, and all graduate school programs. Advice and information is available to all students about application processes, prerequisite courses, admissions trends, and career exploration. OPGSA is also the primary contact point for the Joint Admissions Medical Program (JAMP) and the 3+3 Law School Program.
Henderson Hall
847.8938
The Department of Multicultural services helps the University develop and train future leaders for an increasingly multicultural society. The department fulfills its mission by providing support and retention services to African American, Hispanic, Asian American and Native American students and by providing diversity education opportunities for the entire campus community.
Koldus 227
862.2000
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