Aggie Ring & Law School Ring Day

Aggie Ring & Law School Aggie Ring Ceremony

The Aggie Ring is the most visible symbol of the Aggie Network that connects Aggies around the world. As a Texas A&M Law student, you are part of this enduring tradition.

The Aggie Ring Program is administered by The Association of Former Students (AFS).

RingDay_Law-prog-ring Texas A&M University School of Law hosts Law School Aggie Ring Day at the Fort Worth campus separate from the Aggie Ring Day in College Station. The Law School Assistant Director of External and Alumni Relations, Stephanie Thompson '93, assists Law students with Aggie Ring sizing. The Law School follows The Association of Former Students' Aggie Ring Program eligibility requirements and order deadlines.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Aggie-Ring-Law720 Current, continuing students attending the Texas A&M University School of Law on or after August 12, 2013, may become eligible for an Aggie Ring under the existing rules for Professional School Students (JD) and Graduate Students (LLM/MLS). Texas A&M School of Law students may become eligible after earning 45 institution hours in the J.D. program. Students must have a 2.0 minimum cumulative GPR, and remain in good standing with the university (must not be on academic probation, suspension, dismissal or on honor violation probation). For MJUR, MLS, and LLM students: You must have completed 75% of your coursework required for your degree program at Texas A&M and your degree plan MUST be filed with the Graduate and Professional Studies and showing as APPROVED in Howdy and you must be in good standing with the university.

HOW TO ORDER YOUR AGGIE RING

1. Follow step 1 on http://www.aggienetwork.com/ring/ to check your Aggie Ring eligibility online.

2. If eligible, order your Aggie Ring online by 5 p.m. on the order deadline. See the Aggie Ring order schedule. Although the Law School Aggie Ring Day ceremony dates may vary from the main campus dates, the eligibility requirements and order deadlines are the same.

Note: Law School students do not need to go to the College Station Aggie Ring Office to be sized or to pay for their Ring.

• Schedule & Deadlines

The Aggie Ring order and delivery schedule is available at http://www.aggienetwork.com/ring/upcomingdeliveries.aspx. Although the Law School Aggie Ring Day ceremony dates may, if necessary, vary from the main campus dates, the eligibility requirements and order deadlines are the same.

• Ring Sizing

Recommended: Contact Stephanie Thompson at stephanie.thompson@law.tamu.edu to schedule an appointment to be sized for your Aggie Ring using the official Aggie Ring sizers before you order your ring. Ring sizing is by appointment only. (Law School students do not need to go to the College Station Aggie Ring Office to be sized for their Aggie Ring.)
You may visit a local jeweler (recommend trying on sizers with a wide band).

• Ring delivery options

Be sure to select the option of "Pick up at TAMU School of Law" to be included in the Law School Aggie Ring Day ceremony (no additional shipping cost).
Note: The Law School Aggie Ring Day ceremony date may differ from the main campus Aggie Ring Day ceremony date -- use the Law School dates.
Ship to your home or business address for a shipping cost of $30. Your Aggie Ring will be delivered on the Tuesday following Aggie Ring Day via UPS or FedEx. A signature is required upon delivery. (You will NOT be included in the Law School or main campus Aggie Ring Day ceremony with this option.)
Receive at Aggie Ring Day in College Station.

• Payment

After your order has been reviewed and processed (1-3 business days), you will receive an invoice via email with a link to pay online. (Law School students do not need to go to the College Station Aggie Ring Office to pay for their Aggie Ring.)
Full payment is due within 5 days of receiving your invoice.
You may apply for an Aggie Ring Loan through the Short-Term Loan Program administered by Scholarships and Financial Aid. Click here for eligibility, interest rate, processing, cancellation and repayment information.