What is the Latinx Graduation?
The bilingual ceremony was an additional/optional ceremony designed to commemorate Latinx/Hispanic culture. Texas A&M University holds a special place in our hearts -- we wanted our parents to feel the same. Through the creation of the Latinx Graduation Ceremony, 8 organizations were able to work cohesively to bring it to fruition while garnering an incredible amount of support from the Brazos/College Station community. This was a monumental occasion for parents, students, and our wonderful university, Texas A&M University.
Can I participate in the ceremony?
Yes! Any student who is graduating from Texas A&M University can participate in the graduation ceremony by registering. This includes Bachelors, Masters, Doctoral, Aggie Achieve, and professional school graduates. We firmly believe in being as inclusive as possible and we encourage students of ALL backgrounds to participate in the Latinx Graduation Ceremony. You can participate as a graduate if you simply want to have fun and join your friends in this beautiful celebration!
What day will the Latinx Graduation take place?
The date for our Fall 2026 Ceremony has yet to be determined. We hope to hold the ceremony in the days preceding finals.
When can I register for the ceremony?
We will be sharing a link to register to participate in the Fall 2026 ceremony once we have booked the venue.
How much does it cost to participate in the ceremony?
Registration price for our Fall 2026 graduation ceremony has yet to be determined.
What is included with registration?
Participation in the ceremony, TAMU Latinx Graduation Stole of your choice, and Latinx Graduation t-shirt.
What forms of payment are accepted?
Debit or Credit Card are accepted through the payment link. You can access the payment link through the registration form. If you have any questions about payment, please do not hesitate to contact us at tamulatinxgraduation@gmail.com
How can I receive my stole?
Students can coordinate on-campus pickup with us, but we generally hand over stoles on the day of the ceremony.