Hey, have you heard about Aggie STEM? It’s a dynamic collaboration between Texas A&M’s College of Education and Human Development and the College of Engineering faculty. What a great idea—because let’s face it, there’s a little bit of STEM in everything!
These folks offer Aggie STEM Overnight Camps for students entering grades 6–12, and they describe it like this:
Aggie STEM Camps are one-week experiences designed to spark curiosity through STEM-focused Project-Based Learning (PBL). Held at Texas A&M University in College Station, the camps attract advanced students who reflect the core values of the university and demonstrate strong interest in STEM fields. Registration is first-come, first-served.
Key Details:
Location: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
Duration: 6 days / 6 nights
Eligibility: Students entering grades 6–12 (Fall 2025)
Tuition:
$1,499 for middle grades
$1,699 for high school
Lodging: Private dorm room with shared common areas
Meals: A variety of options to meet all dietary needs
Roommate preference: Optional at registration
Registration: Fees and deposits are nonrefundable but transferrable to another Aggie STEM camp week
Prefer a shorter or more affordable option? They also offer Day Camps featuring a broad mix of STEM content such as:
Engineering design
Advanced technological tools
Mathematical modeling
Want to Learn More?
Visit the Aggie STEM website through the Texas A&M University College of Education and Human Development. There you’ll find detailed info and the registration portal.
And if College Station isn’t in your neighborhood? Why not:
Check with your local state department of education or area colleges and universities to see if they offer similar STEM camps.
Can’t find one? Reach out to a local College of Agriculture or Engineering and explore building a program together.
Still need help? Contact Aggie STEM directly. They might even help guide or support you in setting up your own initiative.
Let’s get your students involved in STEM Project-Based Learning, whether it’s through an Overnight or Day Camp experience. If you’re not an Aggie yourself, find someone nearby who is. It’s a great place to start.