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Texas A&M Offers In-State Tuition For Civilian USCG Degrees

Texas A&M University is offering in-state tuition for all incoming U.S. undergraduate students who select a U.S. Coast Guard license program offered at its Galveston Campus beginning the 2025 fall semester. The move aims to offset the national shortage of ...

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  • Gulls flying in front of TS Kennedy during sail away 2024

    Captain’s Log #1

    Howdy!  As we get ready to kick off Summer Sea Term 2025, I’m excited to share the first Captain’s Log of the summer. I’ll be sharing updates and sea stories here throughout the sea term. Planning a sea term is an amazing exercise in logistics, and usually starts during the previous sea term. We discuss ...

  • Eight new ensigns in white uniforms standing in a line on stage

    Texas A&M University At Galveston Commissions Eight Cadets Into Naval Service

    On May 9, eight cadets from Texas A&M University at Galveston were commissioned into the US Navy and Navy Reserves. They received their diplomas from the university later that day.  The ceremony included singing of the national anthem and a welcome from Rear Admiral Michael E. Fossum, chief operating officer of the Galveston Campus, vice ...

  • A crowd gathered by the dock at Shell Beach at Texas A&M University at Galveston

    Aggies Excel At ABS SMART Robotic Competition

    The Texas A&M University College of Engineering’s Department of Ocean Engineering and American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Laboratory of Ocean Innovation hosted the 2025 ABS Sea Aggie Marine Automation and Robotics Technology (SMART) Robotic Competition on April 25, 2025. The annual competition is an interdisciplinary exercise focused on robotics in the coastal and marine environments. ...