Imagine stepping onto campus and immediately discovering spaces and groups where you connect with others who share your passions and interests, whatever they may be. Picture yourself taking on new challenges, developing your skills alongside peers and building strong relationships within the many facets of campus life. These aren’t just extracurriculars; they’re opportunities to hone your professional and leadership skills, explore a wide array of interests and build a tight-knit community that makes a large university feel like home.

The benefits of getting involved extend far beyond just filling your time. Students who actively participate in campus life report a greater sense of connection and support. In fact, 73% of engaged students feel like they truly belong at Texas A&M, and an overwhelming 76% of involved students have a friend they know they can count on. These numbers highlight the power of community and connection that involvement fosters, making your Aggie experience richer and more rewarding.

Ready to create your Aggie Experience?

Explore the Get Involved website

This is your central hub to discover a vast array of student organizations, events and opportunities tailored to your interests. Get Involved is the only place where you can search and browse all Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) in one spot. New RSOs are shown immediately after they are approved. Additionally, Get Involved provides personalized recommendations of organizations to you based on information that you provide to improve your chances of connecting with the right organization faster, based on your interests as they change over time.

Check Out Get Involved

Attend an upcoming event hosted by departments within the Division of Student Affairs

These programs are specifically designed to help you connect with others and explore different aspects of campus life. Keep an eye on your email and campus calendars!

Explore Division Events

Talk to current and former students

Whether it’s your RA, upperclassmen in your major, someone you meet in class or a former student, ask them about how they got engaged and connected on campus.

Student giving a Gig 'Em in front of an Aggie Gems display in the MSC.

Find Your Student Org Fit

With more than 1,300 student organizations and clubs at Texas A&M University, there’s a place for everyone, but don’t let the overwhelm of options stop you from exploring your passions and interests.

Take the quiz

Students Making Their Mark

Student at an organization table speaking with an interested student about the org at an MSC Club Crawl event in Rudder Exhibit Hall

Use this guide to follow your interests, find your people and make the most out of Texas A&M’s official involvement festival.

Still shot from 12th Can video of Dawn Tonkinson speaking to the camera

The student-run food pantry expands its operations in a recent partnership with H-E-B to meet growing needs on campus.

Timelapse shot of the Memorial Student Center 12th Man Hallway

If you’re reading this, chances are you might be standing at one of those crossroads that nobody warned you about when you committed to Texas A&M.