Fish Camp at Texas A&M

Each year, Texas A&M incoming freshmen are welcomed to the university at Fish Camp, a four day extended orientation program that takes place at the Lakeview Methodist Conference Center in Palestine, Texas. At Fish Camp, freshmen are given opportunities to learn Aggie traditions, make friends and learn more about life at Texas A&M. The camp is led entirely by Texas A&M students.
During Fish Camp, the freshmen are split into “camp” groups of approximately 120 students and 24 upperclassmen counselors. Each of these camps is divided into Discussion Groups of 10-15 freshmen and two counselors. In addition to meeting friends and forming valuable connections, DG time provides freshmen with opportunities to ask any questions they may have about life at Texas A&M.
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[@rterbarr]

I was a Fish camp counselor for 2 years after my own fish camp in 1983! I LOVE IT! WHOOP!

[@cb2bkef4]

I hated every moment of fish camp. The “counselors” are only in it for themselves.

[@SenorOsum]

yuhh

[@jasoncarrizales]

🇺🇸🥰 🌈😎🤓🌈

[@brentj.peterson6070]

Massive waste of time

[@wctwctwctwct]

Indoctrination camp, inside a cult LOL