October 07, 2025  

Key tips from Student Business Services to avoid registration hold(s):

👉Clear all past-due balances from terms before Fall 2025

👉Keep your Fall 2025 balance under $1,000

👉Stay current on payment plan payments. Check your balance and make payments anytime at jagwire.tamusa.edu 

A Fall 2025 balance under $1,000 allows you to register for future terms, but any unpaid amount can stop you from creating a Spring 2026 payment plan or clearing past-due holds.

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Life happens - flat tires, surprise fees, you name it.

The Rainy-Day Savings Program helps you boost your money skills and prepare for the future. Featuring workshops, personalized coaching and online modules about budgeting, banking, credit and more, the program provides simple lessons you can actually use, like starting an emergency fund for unforeseen expenses. 

Earn a $300 completion incentive when you finish all program requirements. 

Who can join:

Current A&M–San Antonio students enrolled in at least 6 credit hours.

Questions? Email the Mays Center Financial Education Coordinator, David.Galvan@tamusa.edu

Deadline to Apply is October 10.

Orientation dates:

As part of the College Seminar Series, Dr. Kulkarni will discuss his research projects about novel, inexpensive and non-invasive uses of AI for disease screening. He will also present an overview of some exciting research ideas in the field, including the potential use of AI in genetic risk screening. Lastly, he will share some of the University's Public Health Genetics and Genomics Group's pathbreaking research initiatives. 

Thursday, Oct. 16 | 3:30 - 5 p.m. 

Classroom Hall 102

The Student Counseling Center will offer three six-week therapy groups this fall, designed to support students through guided conversations and peer connection in a confidential, supportive setting.

Each group meets weekly from the week of October 13 through November 20. These are closed groups—once they begin, no new members can join—so early enrollment is required.

Students must contact the Student Counseling Center by Monday, Oct. 13 to schedule a brief screening and reserve a spot.

Students must contact the Counseling Center directly to protect confidentiality. Call 210-784-1331 or stop by Madla 120 to sign up.

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When German Villafuerte graduated from Texas A&M University–San Antonio in spring 2025 with a degree in computer science, he wasn’t just celebrating a milestone—he was making history. Villafuerte became the first graduate from the program to be accepted into a Ph.D. in computer science at a Tier One research university, earning a full scholarship to the University of Houston. 

As Coach Chris Minner was leading the inaugural women's basketball team to an 18–12 overall record and a spot in the Red River Athletic Conference semifinals, he was also pursuing a Ph.D. in leadership studies at the University of the Cumberlands. It's a pursuit that he says is about preparation, perspective and setting an example. Minner is scheduled to finish the four-year program next summer. 

Student Counseling Center

Phone: (210) 784-1331 

Support available 24/7

Location: Madla 120

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