Educational Programs

Understanding how alcohol and other drugs affect your health, safety, and academic success is part of navigating college well. We cover the facts on risk reduction, recognizing emergencies, campus policies, and finding support — for yourself or a fellow Aggie.

Creating a safe and respectful campus community requires a shared commitment to support one another. Our interpersonal violence prevention efforts promote healthy relationships and equip students to recognize warning signs, understand consent, practice bystander intervention skills, and respond with a trauma-informed approach. Every program is designed to give Aggies the confidence to identify, prevent, and respond to interpersonal violence.

College life comes with newfound independence — and sometimes unexpected legal challenges. From landlord-tenant disputes to traffic violations, common legal concerns are normal and manageable. We’re here to help you understand your rights and navigate any hurdles that come your way.

Whatever form of transportation students choose, they come with traffic laws and regulations. Students may run into legal issues related to traffic violations during their time at Texas A&M. Student Life has compiled some helpful information for students who may have been in a traffic accident or have gotten a traffic ticket.

Partying Smart means thinking ahead, staying safe, and being mindful of how your choices affect others. We offer information on responsible hosting, alcohol safety, helping a friend in need, and communicating with those who may be impacted by your plans.

You’re an important part of the Bryan/College Station community — and local residents love having Aggies nearby. Get to know your neighbors, give them a heads-up before events that may affect them, and respect local ordinances around noise, parking, yard upkeep, and trash disposal.

A lease is a legally binding contract that defines the rights and responsibilities of both tenants and landlords. Before signing, read everything carefully, ask questions about anything unclear, get promised changes in writing, and keep copies of all documents, receipts, and related communications.

All Texas A&M students must complete the Student Required Training modules in Canvas by the 30th class day or risk a registration hold being placed on their account. Student Life oversees the Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Prevention module and can help troubleshoot some issues or process an exemption request.