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20 20 -20 21 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY T R A N SFER ADMISSIONS G UIDE
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CHOOSE A MAJOR AND FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE
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TRANSFER COURSE SHEETS
ACADEMIC COLLEGE GUIDELINES Now that you know the college and major you’re
Each college/major has its own admission requirements to interested in, access major-specific information at
Texas A&M. Meeting the Texas A&M minimum transfer admissions.tamu.edu/transfer.
requirements does not guarantee admission to specific colleges
or majors. Transfer Course Sheets outline recommended and required
coursework for your intended major and provide information to
SPECIFYING A MAJOR assist you in the transfer process.
You must apply to a specific major within an academic college and
you will be given the option to list a second-choice major. You can also visit tx.ag/transfereq for Texas A&M course
equivalencies from other academic institutions.
Second-choice majors are NOT considered by every college/major,
and admission to a second-choice is often more competitive. See The Texas Common Course Numbering System is a good resource
the Transfer Course Sheets for information concerning which for determining course equivalencies, tccns.org.
majors do or do not review second-choice majors.
GRADE POINT AVERAGE (GPA)
A 2.5 GPA on a minimum of 24 hours of graded transferable
coursework is required for review. Credit by examination courses
(AP, IB, CLEP) will not count towards the 24 hours required for
THREE
APPLY TO TEXAS A&M
consideration for admission.
Complete the entire admission application including Essay
Grades for all transferable courses are used to calculate GPA, Topic A. The information you provide inside the transfer
including: failing grades, repeated courses, Withdraw/Fail, application will also be used for scholarship consideration.
Incomplete, etc. Texas A&M does not replace grades. admissions.tamu.edu/transfer.
Grades reported as Incomplete are computed as an F. Plus and In addition to the application, other documents are also required.
minus grade designations are not used; C+ is computed as a C, B- See page 3.
as a B, etc.
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TRANSFER
DEADLINES
BY SEMESTER OF ENROLLMENT
DOMESTIC, POSTBACCALAUREATE AND
NON-DEGREE SEEKING
S P R ING 2 0 2 1
August 1, 2020 - October 15, 2020
DEADLINE: October 15, 2020
S U M M ER / F A L L 2 0 2 1
January 1, 2021 - March 1, 2021
DEADLINE: March 1, 2021
S P R ING 2 0 2 2
August 1, 2021 - October 15, 2021
DEADLINE: October 15, 2021
ADMISSIONS DECISIONS
Decisions are made by each college and major on a rolling
basis with preference given to those with the highest GPA,
the most appropriate courses for the specified college/ READMIT
major and a compelling essay.
S P R ING 2 0 2 1
If you are denied by your first-choice major, you may be August 1, 2020 - November 1, 2020
reviewed by your second-choice major, but note that some DEADLINE: November 1, 2020
majors do not review second-choice majors.
S U M M ER 2 0 2 1
If you are applying for fall admission you may be asked to
January 1, 2021 - April 1, 2021
submit spring grades before a decision is made.
DEADLINE: April 1, 2021
Frequent course drops/withdraws and unsatisfactory
FALL 2021
grades (D or F, depending on intended major) are
January 1, 2021 - August 1, 2021
considered in review.
DEADLINE: August 1, 2021
You should include in-progress coursework on the
S P R ING 2 0 2 2
application and college transcript. In-progress courses
July 1, 2021 - November 1, 2021
listed on an official transcript could factor into admission
DEADLINE: November 1, 2021
decisions depending on the college/major.
TIPS FOR APPLYING
Submit the application and required documents early
in the admissions cycle. Allow 2-3 weeks to process
INTERNATIONAL
each document.
S U M M ER 2 0 2 1
August 1, 2020 - November 1, 2020
Be sure to list all previous colleges or universities in the
DEADLINE: November 1, 2020
application. This includes dual credit institutions.
FALL 2021
Check your application status online at howdy.tamu.edu
September 1, 2020 - March 1, 2021
via the Applicant tab. It is your responsibility to ensure
DEADLINE: March 1, 2021
receipt of all required documents and completion of the
admissions file.
S P R ING 2 0 2 2
Required documents submitted within one month of the April 1, 2021 - August 1, 2021
deadline may not be noted as received until after the DEADLINE: August 1, 2021
deadline has passed.
Application dates subject to change. Please
visit admissions.tamu.edu/transfer/apply
for the most up-to-date information.
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REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
FOR TRANSFER ADMISSION APPLICA N T TYP ES
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COMPLETE AN ADMISSIONS APPLICATION
DOMESTIC TRANSFER
• citizen or permanent resident of
the United States, has applied for
permanent resident status or qualifies
Follow the instructions provided when filling out the transfer application. for SB 1528 status
Answer all questions as much as possible. • has enrolled in a post-secondary
institution after high school graduation
admissions.tamu.edu/transfer
or equivalent
• does not have a bachelor’s degree
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• does not qualify for readmission
SUBMIT ESSAY TOPIC A INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER
• not a citizen or permanent resident nor
Essay Topic A is required and should clearly demonstrate interest and career aspirations.
has applied to be a permanent resident
admissions.tamu.edu/transfer/essay of the United States and does not qualify
for SB 1528 status
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• has enrolled in a post-secondary
institution
• never enrolled at Texas A&M as an
undergraduate degree-seeking student
PAY FEE OR SEND FEE WAIVER REQUEST • more information at u.tamu.edu/intltr
Domestic: $75 | International: $90 (Fees are subject to change and are non-refundable.)
Fee waiver requests may include documentation of need from a financial aid advisor or a
copy of your Student Aid Report (SAR) found within your current FAFSA. Please upload a NON-DEGREE SEEKING
copy of your SAR in AIS for processing. International applicants are ineligible. • wishes to take specific undergraduate
coursework
• does not wish to pursue a degree
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PROVIDE OFFICIAL COLLEGE TRANSCRIPTS
POSTBACCALAUREATE
• has a bachelor’s degree
Official transcripts are required from all schools attended. A transcript for college credit • wishes to pursue a second
earned in high school, through dual credit, must also be submitted. undergraduate degree
Electronic transcripts should be submitted using SPEEDE. Paper transcripts must be
received in a sealed school envelope on or before the posted deadline. Faxed/emailed
copies will not be accepted.
READMIT
• former Texas A&M degree-seeking
undergraduate student
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• does not have a bachelor’s degree
• did not officially register for the previous
semester (excluding summer sessions)
at Texas A&M
SUBMIT OTHER DOCUMENTS (IF ADMITTED)
• Official high school transcript with diploma type and graduation date
• Proof of Bacterial Meningitis Immunization admissions.tamu.edu/meningitis NOTE: As a transfer student, you must
• Copy of permanent resident card or I-551 (if applicable) complete a minimum of 36 semester hours
• Senate Bill 1528 Affidavit (if applicable) u.tamu.edu/sb1528 of upper-level coursework with a minimum
of 12 hours in your major at Texas A&M to
NOTE: All required documents for transfer admission must be received by the appropriate qualify for a baccalaureate degree.
deadline. For additional information about transfer admission documents please visit
admissions.tamu.edu/transfer. Submit documents via AIS, accessible from the
Applicant tab in the Howdy portal, howdy.tamu.edu or mail.
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TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT GALVESTON
tamug.edu
Texas A&M University at Galveston is the source for all things
“ocean-oriented” at Texas A&M University. TAMUG offers a unique
blend of marine and maritime programs, including majors in
science, business, engineering, liberal arts, and transportation.
TAMUG is a branch campus of Texas A&M University. Graduates
receive the Aggie Ring and a Texas A&M University diploma.
The Texas A&M Galveston is home to the Texas A&M Maritime
Academy: the only maritime academy located on the Gulf Coast.
Undergraduate degree programs
- Marine Biology
- Marine Sciences
- Marine Engineering Technology
- Marine Transportation
- Maritime Business Administration
- Foundational Sciences
- Maritime Studies
- Engineering at Galveston
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY HIGHER EDUCATION
CENTER AT MCALLEN
mcallen.tamu.edu
The Higher Education Center at McAllen opened its doors in the
fall of 2018. As part of Texas A&M University, The Higher Education
Center at McAllen is committed to supporting the educational
needs of its students by providing top-tier programs to fulfill
student career goals, enhancing economic development of the
region, and producing a skilled workforce.
Undergraduate degree programs
- Interdisciplinary Engineering
- Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology
- Biomedical Sciences
- Public Health
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MAJORS
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
liberalarts.tamu.edu
& LIFE SCIENCES & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Anthropology
aglifesciences.tamu.edu education.tamu.edu
Classics
Agribusiness Allied Health
Communication
Agricultural Communications & Journalism Community Health
Economics
Agricultural Economics Dance Science
English
Agricultural Leadership & Development Health Education
History
Agricultural Science Human Resource Development
International Studies
Agricultural Systems Management Interdisciplinary Studies
Modern Languages
Agriculture & Life Sciences Early Childhood - 6
Neuroscience - Behavioral & Cognitive
Animal Science Middle School
Performance Studies
Biochemistry Interdisciplinary Studies
Philosophy
Bioenvironmental Sciences Bilingual Education
Political Science
Biological & Agricultural Engineering Special Education
Psychology
Ecological Restoration Kinesiology
Sociology
Entomology Dance Science
Spanish
Environmental Studies Physical Activity
Telecommunication Media Studies
Food Science & Technology Secondary Education
University Studies
Forensic & Investigative Sciences School Health
Health Humanities
Forestry Sport Management
Journalism Studies
Genetics Technology Management
Liberal Studies
Horticulture University Studies
Race, Gender & Ethnicity
Nutrition Child Professional Services
Religious Thought, Practices & Cultures
Plant & Environmental Soil Sciences Dance
Society, Ethics & Law
Poultry Science Dance Education
Women’s & Gender Studies
Rangeland Ecology & Management Sports Conditioning
Recreation, Park & Tourism Sciences Sports Leadership
Renewable Natural Resources COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH
sph.tamhsc.edu
Spatial Sciences COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Public Health*
Turfgrass Science engineering.tamu.edu
University Studies Aerospace Engineering
Environmental Business Architectural Engineering COLLEGE OF NURSING
Leadership Studies nursing.tamu.edu
Mechanical Systems for Buildings
Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences Structural Systems for Buildings Nursing - Traditional Track
Biomedical Engineering
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE Chemical Engineering COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
arch.tamu.edu Civil Engineering science.tamu.edu
Construction Science Computer Engineering Applied Mathematical Sciences
Environmental Design Architectural Computer Science Track Biology
Studies Electrical Engineering Track Chemistry
Landscape Architecture Computer Science Mathematics
University Studies Computing Microbiology
Global Arts, Planning, Design and Electrical Engineering Molecular & Cell Biology
Construction Electronic Systems Engineering Neuroscience - Molecular & Cellular
Urban & Regional Planning Technology Physics
Visualization Industrial Distribution Statistics
Industrial Engineering Zoology
MAYS BUSINESS SCHOOL Interdisciplinary Engineering***
mays.tamu.edu Manufacturing & Mechanical Engineering COLLEGE OF VETERINARY
Technology
Business Administration
Accounting Materials Science & Engineering MEDICINE & BIOMEDICAL
Business Honors Mechanical Engineering SCIENCES
Finance Multidisciplinary Engineering vetmed.tamu.edu/bims
Management Technology*** Biomedical Science*
Management Information Systems Nuclear Engineering Neuroscience - Translational & Preclinical
Marketing Ocean Engineering**
Supply Chain Management Petroleum Engineering PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY COLLEGE OF GEOSCIENCES & PROGRAMS
opsa.tamu.edu
dentistry.tamhsc.edu geosciences.tamu.edu
Dental
Dental Hygiene Environmental Geosciences
Law
Environmental Studies
Medicine
Geographic Information Science &
Nursing
Technology
Pharmacy
Geography
Veterinary
Geology
Geophysics
List is current as of Spring 2020.
Meteorology
Visit majors.tamu.edu for the most current information.
Oceanography
University Studies * Also available at the Higher Education Center at McAllen
5 Geography ** Also available at Texas A&M University at Galveston
GIS & Technology *** Also available at both McAllen and Galveston campuses
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR
INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS
Copies of official international transcripts from other institutions
are acceptable, provided the applicant is enrolled in the U.S. and
those copies have been verified by that U.S. institution.
Transcript evaluations from an evaluation service which is a
member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation
Services or from the International Education Credential Services
provided by the American Association of Collegiate Registrars
and Admissions Officers are recommended and will be accepted.
Translations sent directly from the institution attended or from a
recognized translator will be accepted.
Faxed and/or notarized copies are not accepted.
To be eligible for admission, non-native English speaking applicants
must submit proof of English proficiency, satisfied by one of the
following:
• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 550
paper-based test or 80 internet-based test
• International English Language Testing System (IELTS) with a 6.0
overall band score
• PTE Academic score of 53
• SAT Evidence Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) score of 560
or higher or SAT Critical Reading score of 500 or higher on test
taken prior to March 2016
• ACT English score of 21 or higher
• Transfer from an accredited U.S. institution with at least 30
hours of graded transferable coursework which include the
equivalent to Texas A&M University ENGL 103 or 104 (ENGL
1301-1302) with a C or better completed before the appropriate
deadline.
• Completed all four years of high school within the U.S.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
International Student Services (ISS) processes the form I-20 or form
DS-2019 after a student is admitted to Texas A&M University. Visit
u.tamu.edu/ISSadmitted to determine what information will
be required to process your form I-20 or form DS-2019.
Students should be prepared to demonstrate to the Consular
Officer that they have a plan for funding subsequent years of
study.
ISS facilitates international students’ transition to life in the United
States and at Texas A&M, promotes interactions between the
U.S. and international populations and provides services to assist
international students. Visit iss.tamu.edu or call (979) 845-1824
for more information.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
AND FINANCIAL AID
FINANCIAL AID PHI THETA KAPPA
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available Phi Theta Kappa students that are Texas residents can be
online at studentaid.ed.gov/sa and opens October 1. The school considered for scholarships at Texas A&M, which are awarded
code for TAMU is 003632. The Texas Application for State Financial for up to four semesters. You may apply when completing the
Aid (TASFA) is also available October 1 on our website. For more Admissions Application. Visit u.tamu.edu/ptk_sch for details.
details visit financialaid.tamu.edu.
FOUNDATION EXCELLENCE AWARD
You are highly encouraged to submit your FAFSA or TASFA by the The Foundation Excellence Award was created to increase diversity
priority date of December 15. in the undergraduate student body. Each award provides up to
$2,000 per year for up to four years. The Texas A&M Foundation
To accept/decline your offered aid, log in to the Howdy Portal with is an independent, nonprofit corporation that raises private
your Texas A&M NetID and password. Click the My Finances tab to gifts in support of Texas A&M University and as such may legally
enter the Scholarships & Financial Aid Portal. consider ethnicity in awarding scholarships. To apply, complete the
scholarship portion of the Admissions Application.
SCHOLARSHIPS Learn more at u.tamu.edu/FoundExAward
Completing the scholarship questions on the Admissions
Application allows you to be considered for transfer scholarships
available at Texas A&M.
A non-resident student who holds a competitive academic
scholarship of at least $4,000 or more, offered by Texas A&M, may
receive a non-resident tuition wavier. More information is available
at u.tamu.edu/NonResScholarshipWaiver
You should also apply for external scholarships. Visit
scholarships.tamu.edu for a list of scholarships and scholarship
search engines.
SEMESTER OF FA F S A
SEMESTER
Spring 2021
FAFSA
2020 - 2021
PRIORITY DATE
10 / 1 / 2020
ENROLLMENT Summer 2021 2020 - 2021 1 / 15 / 2021
Fall 2021 2021 - 2022 12 / 15 / 2020
Spring 2022 2021 - 2022 10 / 1 / 2021
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INVESTING IN SUPPORT TO HELP
YOUR FUTURE YOU DO WELL
ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER
Transferring to a new school comes with its opportunities and
challenges. The Academic Success Center’s Transfer Student
ESTIMATED COST Program (TSP) is designed for incoming transfer students to
learn more about the resources available to them at A&M and
OF ATTENDANCE to encourage engagement within the university community.
The program also provides academic coaching, supplemental
2020-2021 instruction, Texas Success Initiative testing, transfer student
UNDERGRADUATE FALL AND SPRING programs, tutoring, workshops and courses.
successcenter.tamu.edu
RESIDENT
NON-
RESIDENT LIVING WITH
PARENTS
RESIDENT CORPS OF CADETS
Dedicated to developing well-educated leaders of character,
TUITION & FEES * $11,340 $11,340 $39,072 the Corps of Cadets is the largest, oldest and most visible
student organization at Texas A&M. Transfer students are
LOAN FEES 64 64 64 eligible to participate in the Corps. Outfits are specifically
designated for transfer students and students will be
HOUSING & MEALS 11,400 4,852 11,400 considered for Corps Scholarships after offered admission.
BOOKS & SUPPLIES corps.tamu.edu
1,222 1,222 1,222
TRAVEL 2,498 2,498 3,292 DEPARTMENT OF MULTICULTURAL SERVICES
The Department of Multicultural Services assists
PERSONAL EXPENSES 3,500 3,500 3,500
underrepresented students’ transition to Texas A&M
TOTAL $30,024 $23,476 $58,550 University while providing academic and educational services
for all students.
dms.tamu.edu
Please visit financialaid.tamu.edu for the most current cost of
attendance. DISABILITY RESOURCES
Texas A&M strives to achieve an equitable learning
* Amounts are based on 15 credit hours per semester at environment for students with disabilities. Disability Resources
Texas A&M University, College Station (2 semesters, does not offers accommodations coordination, evaluation referral,
include summer); tuition and fees vary by major and tuition rate disability-related information, adaptive technology services,
code. Visit sbs.tamu.edu for additional information. sign language interpreting and transcription services for
academically related purposes.
disability.tamu.edu
VETERAN SERVICES OFFICE
Texas A&M University has served student veterans since 1919
and is a national leader in service to our students who are
veterans, active duty, military dependents and survivors. The
Military Admissions Office, the Veteran Services Office and
the Veteran Resource & Support Center partner to certify
educational benefits for veterans including scholarships and
financial aid for veterans and their dependents.
veterans.tamu.edu
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PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES TRANSFER INFORMATION SESSIONS Transfer Information Sessions are held year-round and will help you be more competitive in the application process. Whether you are a senior in high school planning to attend community college after graduation or you are currently attending another college/university, attending a session will benefit you. admissions.tamu.edu/transfer/programs AGGIELAND INFORMATION DAY Aggieland Information Day is a one-day program held in the fall specifically designed for prospective students and their families. You will learn about the transfer admission process, opportunities for financial aid and the academic colleges within the university. You may also take a guided tour of campus, view a residence hall and learn about the history and traditions of Texas A&M. admissions.tamu.edu/infoday AGGIELAND SATURDAY Join thousands of other prospective applicants and experience the spirit of Aggieland during the spring semester. Participate in group sessions about Texas A&M University academic programs, admission, scholarships and financial aid. Academic departments, colleges and student services will provide information and host activities. admissions.tamu.edu/agsat PROGRAM FOR TRANSFER ADMISSION (PTA) PTA offers prospective transfer applicants attending Texas community colleges the unique opportunity to be automatically admitted to Texas A&M University. Upon successful completion of program requirements, including community college coursework outlined on the Major Coursework Check Sheet, participants are eligible for automatic admission to one of more than 65 majors at Texas A&M. Visit the PTA website or contact your regional advisor (see back cover) for more information. admissions.tamu.edu/pta ADMISSION VIA SENATE BILL 175 If you graduated from a Texas high school and ranked in the Top 10%, you may qualify for automatic transfer admission to Texas A&M under the provisions of SB 175. See our website to learn if you qualify. admissions.tamu.edu/transfer/admitted PTA and SB175 applicants must meet all deadlines appropriate to their application cycle. 9
AFTER ADMISSION
AGGIE TRANSITION CAMP
Once you officially become a part of the Aggie family, we invite you
to attend an Aggie Transition Camp, where you will learn about
Texas A&M’s time-honored traditions and meet other incoming
students. You will also learn about activities and opportunities
available to you at A&M and in the community.
atc.tamu.edu
ESTABLISHING RESIDENCY
You can establish residency for tuition purposes in several
ways. For additional information regarding residency for tuition
purposes, please see the Office of the Registrar website,
registrar.tamu.edu, Current Students-Residency for
In-State Tuition.
HOUSING (COLLEGE STATION)
As a student at A&M, Aggieland will become your home away from
home. You have the option to live on or off campus in a variety of
housing styles. On-campus housing registration is made available
after you are admitted to the university.
reslife.tamu.edu | agoss.tamu.edu
NEW STUDENT CONFERENCES
If admitted you must attend a two-day New Student Conference
(NSC) at Texas A&M University in order to enroll. Families are
encouraged to attend the conference and participate in programs
designed for family members to learn more about the Aggie
experience.
newaggie.tamu.edu/transfer
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
The Student Employment Office is designed to help you pursue
your educational and career goals by providing employment
resources and professional development opportunities.
Additionally, the Student Employment Office provides the human
resources function for students and employers of students at
Texas A&M University.
jobsforaggies.tamu.edu.
GUIDELINES
CREDIT BY EXAMINATION
Coursework taken as credit by examination must be listed as a
specific course on an official college transcript to be considered in
the admissions process and for transfer of credit.
Credit by examination courses transcripted at another college
may transfer if sequential coursework with credit is also indicated.
Although they do not count toward the required 24 hours, they are
considered in the review.
Credit by examination courses that are part of your program
of study at your previous institution will be awarded, provided
transfer guidelines are met.
DUAL CREDIT
College coursework completed prior to high school graduation
will be considered in the transfer admission process and are
included in the calculation of overall GPA. A transcript for college
credit earned in high school is a required document and must be
submitted by the appropriate deadline.
10BACKED BY
T HE BEST
PROSPECTIVE REGIONAL ADVISORS
STUDENT CENTERS Available in areas not serviced by a
DALLAS/
Prospective Student Center FORT WORTH
Aggieland
Corpus Christi Brazos Valley 3 HOURS
Dallas/Fort Worth Central Texas
AGGIELAND
Houston El Paso
Laredo Midwest U.S. AUSTIN HOUSTON
2 HOURS
Rio Grande Valley Northeast U.S. 1.5 HOURS
Southern U.S. SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio 3 HOURS GALVESTON
Western U.S. 2.5 HOURS
Advisors in your region can assist you throughout HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER
the transfer admission process. AT MCALLEN
admissions.tamu.edu/advisors
MAILING ADDRESSES OVERNIGHT MAILING OR HAND DELIVERY
Specify Transfer or International
DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL Admissions Processing
Transfer Admissions Processing International Admissions Processing Texas A&M University
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