Parents can access certain parts of a student's information (including billing) through the MyRecord web site. To do so, the student will have to set them up with a "password for parental access."

Connecting to the Internet

On Campus

Each student living in residence halls has access to an Ethernet connection. These connections can be used to access the university's computing resources and to reach the Internet. CIS also offers cable modem service in the university-owned apartments.

Wireless access to the network and the Internet is provided through the TAMULink service.

• Residence Hall Network (ResNet)
  • Allowed Network Devices
  • ResNet FAQ
• Cable Modem Service (Available only in university-owned apartments)
• Wireless Connections (TAMULink)

Off Campus

Members of the Texas A&M community can access the campus network and the Internet through a dial-up bank consisting of 2,000 modems. For those interested in broadband service, your two options are DSL offered by Verizon Online or cable offered by SuddenLink Communications. For those who have a third-party Internet service provider, the VPN service allows users to securely connect to the campus network.

• Dial-Up Modem Bank
  • Modem Setup Instructions
• DSL
• VPN