How do I get a replacement Aggie ring?
The Aggie Ring order must be submitted online or placed in person at the Aggie Ring Office on the 2nd floor of the Clayton W….Ordering Policy
- Only one Ring may be ordered.
- If your Aggie Ring is lost or stolen, a replacement Ring may be ordered.
How much does an Aggie ring replacement cost?
If you have most of the gold pieces to turn in, your new Ring could easily cost you less than $50. Call or email The Association’s Aggie Ring Office with any questions you ever have: (979) 845-1050 and [email protected].
Can you buy an Aggie ring?
To be eligible to order an Aggie Ring as an undergraduate or professional school student, you must have: 90 total completed undergraduate or professional hours. 45 completed institution undergraduate or professional hours. 2.0 minimum cumulative GPR.
How do I get my Aggie ring?
How to Order Your Aggie Ring:
- Login or create an AggieNetwork.com account.
- On the Aggie Ring tab, click on Order Your Aggie Ring!
- If eligible, visit the Aggie Ring Program to get sized, make payment and complete your Aggie Ring order.
Is the Aggie ring office open?
Business Hours: Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Visit Taylor Kemp or Shelly Fordyce at the Office of Student Activities, Suite 101, Seibel Student Services Building, Building #3030. Ring finishes also available at this campus.
What happens if my Aggie ring doesn’t fit?
The original class year on the Ring cannot be altered. The Ring must fit the qualified Aggie or be within resizing limits. Depending on condition, it may be altered up to 2 sizes. A resizing fee of $16.24 may apply.
Who gives you your Aggie ring?
Aggies receive their Aggie Rings at a special celebration called Aggie Ring Day. Three times a year, thousands of Aggies, family and friends gather at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center to celebrate achieving an academic milestone by receiving their Aggie Rings.
How do I get my Aggie ring sized?
Rings under warranty can be resized free of charge. Rings can be resized up or down 2 sizes, depending on their condition. If a Ring needs adjusting beyond these limits you must turn in your Ring and have it remade (refer to the “Remake” section below). Resizing your Aggie Ring may require re-engraving your name.