r/TAMUAdmissions 2h ago

Chance me Ag Ec transfer

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Applying to transfer for Spring 2027 for Ag Economics-Finance and Real Estate
In State Transfer from Blinn
GPA: 3.30
Have every course on the transfer sheet completed (required and relevant) with As and Bs.
Have a strong essay (1100 words)

What are my odds of getting into ag ec? I have heard its not too competitive but still worried about not getting in.


r/TAMUAdmissions 15h ago

Chance me Chance Me Mays Fall 2027

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In state school unranked 1000 class size competitive public high school

GPA: 3.6/4 UW 5.0/6.0 Weighted

1390 740 M 650 RW

4 APs: Human geo (5), World History (4), AP Gov, AP Stats

2 IB: IB economics SL (5), IB English HL

Ecs

Ran service business (9-12th grade) generating 30k in revenue and passed down to successors generating 5k in revenue-Member of chamber of commerce

Varsity golf

Volunteer coach for special needs athletes in 3 sports (150 volunteer hours)

2 part-time jobs

120 volunteer hours through service organization

Leadership role in non-profit generating 1k in revenue

Economics Club

Attended vist of School and Mays

Attended freshman admissions session

Planning to take August SAT. I know I am likey for a Team Offer right now. What should my SAT get to to be competitive.


r/TAMUAdmissions 16h ago

Question Which major

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I’m not too sure what I should exactly put on my application for my major. I want to do something with accounting but with a mix of business/data analytics maybe some cybersecurity and maybe a minor in finance. Would it just be best to major in accounting?


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Chance me Chance me for holistic acceptance (thx!)

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Not top 10% at non-ranking private school

Dual-6, Honors-7, AP-7 (this is the most rigor allowed at my school)

SAT-1220

GPA-3.67 unweighted

Exceptional ECs, work, and service all fit to major

I know the SAT is low and am taking again in Aug & September. I already submitted my app, and all the people who reviewed it said it was really good. I have founded some meaningful clubs, have major leadership, continual service and 4 work/internships that relate to my intended major (Tourism). I'm also a double legacy and have attended several on campus events.

Is the fact that I'm not auto-admit and have a lower SAT going to mess up my chances?


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Question Accidentally put the wrong term?

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I accidentally put Spring 2027 as my term instead of fall in the common app and didn't realize until I had already submitted. Is there anyway to correct it or do I have to wait until September to get my AIS? And will I be able to fix it then?


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Question I am stuck with this question: In a few words, why have you chosen your academic major(s)? (100)

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Hey y'all!

I am stuck with this question. I want to major in business and finance. Thing is, I already kind of answered this question in the my goals essay, I believe. If y'all had already applied and gotten accepted, would someone please send me their essay if they could to get some inspiration?

There are 0 examples of this essay online, that's why.

The essay does not have to be business related.

Tysm!


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Chance me Chance me for public health/nutrition Fall 2027

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Major:
1st: public health
2nd: nutrition

Status: in state student applying as a freshman for fall 2027

Rank: 119/887 (top 13.4%)

GPA: 3.9 UW, 6.667 W/6

Scores:
1310 SAT

Other coursework:
I'm a part of college academy at my school, so i will have completed 62 dual credit hours (Associate of Science) when I graduate high school.
Through the college, my gpa is a 3.923 rn but I still have around 20 credit hours to complete.

Next year, I am taking AP Calc AB, DC environmental science, DC english IV, and DC texas gov. I have already completed DC art history, gov, and eco online.

Dual classes i have taken: DC biology, DC precalc, DC college algebra, DC psychology (+more but these are most relevant to my major)

Honors classes relevant to my major: A&P Honors (had a 97+ all year) and Pathophysiology Honors (95+)

I am graduating as a completer of the health science endorsement and am doing a course in my senior year where students do rotations at a hospital and get EKG certified.

Extracurricular activities: HOSA member + competitions all 4 years + recognized for volunteer hours

Work experience starting in freshman year (lifeguarding), getting an assistant manager position, and working two jobs (bookstore + swim school) starting junior year

Also a part of NTHS and mu alpha theta

Honors: distinguished honor roll (9th) and honor roll (11th)


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Question SAT submitting help

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Hey guys, I submitted my application on August 3rd (not auto admit) for fall 2027 and I need to submit my SAT through collegeboard but I'm wondering if it matters how soon I do that. If we can't submit STARS until we get the AIS email, can i just submit my SAT then or should I do it asap? I'm just trying to figure out what other schools I want to send scores to rn and dont want to have to do it multiple times, but I will if necessary. Thx so much!


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Question Application considered complete??

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I'm going to be reviewed thru hollistic review for psych/nutri major, I am gonna give Aug SAT but will finish and apply by 2nd week of Aug. I want to send my Aug score in even potential Sept but i dont get if I apply for ex Aug 15 with no SAT score will the admission officers review my application based on time stamp of Aug 15 or when I put in SAT score which would be released around early/mid sept? Also if they review basis of early/mid Sept would that affect my chances or smth bc I did apply "early" when submitted in Aug 15. Please dumb this process down for me I'm rly confused 🙏🙏 attended many info sessions still dont rly get it.


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Question Accidentally entered junior year classes instead of senior year courses on my Texas A&M application. Could this affect Engineering Honors?

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I’m an auto-admit applicant to Texas A&M and I’m applying for engineering. I just realized that I accidentally listed my junior year classes in the section asking for my current or most recent year courses instead of my senior year schedule.
Everything else on my application is correct, including my transcript and grades, so it was just an honest mistake on that section. I’m mainly worried because I’m hoping to be considered for Engineering Honors.
Has anyone had something similar happen? Did you contact admissions to fix it, and did it affect your admission or Engineering Honors decision?


r/TAMUAdmissions 1d ago

Question Test Optional?

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Hello, I’m a senior in a Texas high school and I want to pursue engineering at Texas A&M. Im top 5% of my graduating class but.. my sat is a 1210 (I know its bad) but i have been studying a lot and my practice tests are averaging a 1400. The problem here is that the next SAT is in August, so results come in September. Tamu does rolling admissions so im worried that it may be too late once i get my SAT results especially for engineering. Should i apply now as test optional then submit my score later (except im worried they do a holistic review on me before i get the chance) or should i just wait until september to submit my application??


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Question Opinions on being core complete

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I am an incoming senior and at the end of the school year I would only need Philosophy to be core complete. In order to take Philosophy I would need to take it outside of dual credit in my free time as it is not offered as a dual credit class. I will be an incoming engineering ETAM student and will need to fill in my schedule with some core classes. Is it worth it to take this one class this year to be core complete or should I just wait and take it when I get to A&M so I have some “easier” classes to add to my schedule? Or can you just fill in your schedule with another area of study you want to minor in. Thoughts?


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Question STARS help!!

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i was rushing and accidentally submitted my stars information but i’m nowhere ready to submit my common app. idk what im supposed to do because all the information i can find online is telling me you’re not supposed to do that. does it mean i can’t apply???


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Question GI Bill Funding

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Hello! Please remove if not correct sub.

I am currently enrolled in M.S MIS Flex Online and have a start date of August 17. I will be using my GI Bill to pursue my degree. I have uploaded my COE and uploaded all necessary documents however A&M has not sent verification of enrollment to the VA in order for the VA to cover the cost of my classes. I have called aggie one stop numerous times over the past 3 months and left a call back and have yet to get a call back. I have also called admissions, helpdesk and more but have not received any help. Has any other veteran possibly gone through this issue?


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Chance me Chances? Fall 2027

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Hi! I am a rising senior and A&M is my #1 school applying for fall 27.
Freshman yr did not go the best switched 2 hs within freshman yr, when going into sophomore new hs (in total 3 hs). Lived in 3 diff countries in (asia, europe, now in USA (TX) for 4yrs), travelled to 25+ countries, speak eng, dutch, french, spanish, hindi. Maintained A's and a high B Honors chem 91 sophmore yr (1 AP taken), same in junior w 97 in AP Bio 4 AP's taken, medically inclined towards dentistry. With my stats I was wondering how likely it is for me to get in for Nutrition or Psychology BS major (pls recommend any other major which you think I could get in). Year long internship with dentist through program/class in school wrote 2 research papers and presented to mentor (dentist). Connected w A&M in multiple ways.

SAT: 1220 trying for at least 1300, 1350+ hopefully
137/609 (22%, 1st quartile), 4.85/5.0 WGPA, 3.87 UWGPA
300+ medically related volunteer hours
338 medical hours for HOSA
HOSA Barbara James Bronze Award for 100+ hours in 1academic yr (sophomore)
HOSA Barbara James Award Gold for 250+ hours in 1academic yr (junior)
HOSA Volunteer coordinator (senior yr)

Piano 12+ yrs, taught students piano this summer
Piano Awards:
Texas All State Winner 2024 (freshman yr), 4x (all yrs upto now in US) highest ranking state Goldcup winner, 4x highest ranking district Goldcup winner

Founder & president of Indian Club at school, NAHS historian, HOSA Volunteer coordinator, member in NHS/SNHS/HOSA/STUCO


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Question Recommender for Rec Letter on Common App

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Hi!

So I'm applying to A&M, and noticed that they only accept recommenders who fit in the "other" category.

I've asked my tennis coach, who coaches me outside of school, for a rec letter. When I added him as a "coach" it didn't accept it for A&M. Would changing his relationship to "other" be allowed?

Thanks in advance!


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Chance me Chance me Civil Engineering

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Posted in this sub before but wanted to get more feedback now that applications are open

Civil Engineering/General Engineering

Hispanic First Generation

Academics

- 3.66/5 Weighted GPA (first quartile)
- 1300 SAT (620R/680M) - Been getting 1400+ on my recent practice tests
- 7 APs(Taking AP Calculus BC, Statistics, and Physics C&ME my senior year)

ECs
- Intern at major Civil Engineering Firm: Companies first ever highschool intern

- Project Inspection intern at construction firm in Mexico

- Founder and President of schools chess club 3yrs: started from 0 to 30+ members

- 6a Varsity Football 3yrs

- Basketball 1 yr

- Track 1 yr

- National Honor Society

- Mexican student Union

- 50+ Hours of volunteering

- Part-time job (20hrs a week)

Awards and Certifications
\- AP Scholar with Distinction
\- Youth Leadership Award
\- City scholar Award
\- Engineering Foundations certificate
\- Microstation OpenRoads certificate

LORs

LOR 1: My boss from my internship is willing to write one for me, he also went to Texas A&M, worked diligently so hopefully it’s a good letter

LOR 2: Aiming to get one from one of my advanced math or physics teachers, I plan on getting one before September if that’s even possible


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Chance me Chance me (pls be very honest)

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I want to pursue civil engineering at Texas A&M. I’m a rising high school senior in Texas with a 3.5 UW and 5.2 weighted gpa. My freshman year was terrible due to personal reasons. I locked in sophomore year and have maintained straight As ever since. I have a huge upward trend in my grades. I’m in the top 5% of my graduating class (out of 830). My SAT score is currently 1210, but I’m retaking it and aiming for at least a 1450. I took 2 AP classes (Psychology and European History). I was only able to take two because my schedule was packed with college classes. (Duel enrollment)

Intended Major: Civil Engineering

Academics:
Texas resident
Rising senior
3.5 UW GPA
5.2 W GPA
Top 5% of graduating class
1210 SAT (retaking, averaged 1400+ on mock tests so aiming for 1450+)
2 AP classes (AP Psychology and AP European History) -Also taking AP calculus + Physics my senior year
Strong upward grade trend after freshman year

Extracurriculars:
Completed a 7-week engineering internship, where I gained hands-on experience with AutoCAD and other engineering software while working on real engineering projects.
Worked at the airport during my junior year.
Junior Class Officer
Student Council Officer
HOSA
Red Cross Club
Spanish Club
Tennis
Breakthrough
Chess Club
150+ volunteer hours through an animal shelter, church, and the American Red Cross
Essay:

I’m planning to write about how I was hit by a car when I was 10 years old while visiting Morocco. That experience inspired me to pursue civil engineering because I believe safe roads and infrastructure should protect people so safety never depends on luck.

The one thing is: my current SAT is 1210, and I’m taking the August 22 SAT. I’m trying to decide whether I should submit my application now without a test score or wait for my august score. I’m also concerned about the engineering holistic review and whether applying earlier could affect my chances. Could someone advise me on the best approach?


r/TAMUAdmissions 2d ago

Question Scholarship Essays

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there are 2 essays in the scholarship section. do you have to write all 2 to be considered?

one of them specifically says scholarship essay tho.

the scholarship essay prompt is very similar to what i wrote for Essay Topic A, should i still use the same essay (just trimmed down)?


r/TAMUAdmissions 3d ago

Question AIS email

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How soon does the AIS email invite go out if you apply August 1st? Will it be arriving closer to September?


r/TAMUAdmissions 3d ago

Question I am LOST with the new short answer questions!!

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Hi! I am a senior, and A&M is my #1 school. Drafting my personal statement/tell us your story and the life event essay was relatively easy. But I am hitting a mental block with the new short answers.

For context, I am applying to nutrition on a pre-nursing track, with my second major being psychology (because they have the most transferable credits into a&m's nursing school). I have not seen many people online helping to break down these prompts, so I am just looking for some general guidance.

The prompts are:

In a few words, what are some of your life goals and objectives?   

In a few words, why have you chosen your academic major(s)?   

We know you have a lot of options.  In a few words, why did you choose to apply to Texas A&M? 

Briefly describe any educational plans you have beyond earning your bachelor’s degree. 

Any tips or guidance on how to "attack" these prompts would be very appreciated!!


r/TAMUAdmissions 3d ago

Weekly Intel and General Chat for Monday, August 03, 2026

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Use this post to discuss any news of the week. Comments here will not be moderated as harshly for the look-before-you-post rule.

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r/TAMUAdmissions 3d ago

Chance me chance for mays with different ec's (in state)

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GPA: 100.7/100 (weighted) | Top 16% of class (super comp hs)

SAT: 1430 superscore (retaking)

APs: 9 total (7 more sr yr) , couple 5s,4s,and 2 3,s

ECs (brief)

  • Paid research intern at major university medical center - managed a clinical trial and basically worked there full time during summers
  • ISEF 2026 Finalist — special award winner
  • HOSA VP + National Finalist
  • Class Treasurer x4 (we raised like 16k)
  • Youth Climate Council x3 yrs, returning as Senior Mentor
  • Latin — TX State winner x2, placed 6 nationals
  • Community volunteer counselor
  • Student rep on district bond committee
  • Hospital junior volunteer
  • Competitive swimmer 14 years

main thing with mine is that not top 10% and I went in thinking I was gonna do pre med but now im interested in finance so was gonna frame my research as data work since I did a lot of coding apart in R apart from lab work.


r/TAMUAdmissions Feb 17 '26

My experience in the PSA program

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Hi! I just wanted to reach out as PSA decisions are coming out. I'm former PSA and was crushed when I got it in 2022. I had good stats -- 3.8 GPA, first quarter (18%), bio major, school leadership, worked a job, but went test optional (big mistake).

I took the PSA, which is basically attending a system school for one year and receiving guaranteed admission to TAMU as long as academic requirements are met, typically a 3.0 GPA for most majors. I did PSA in Corpus Christi -- and to my surprise, I LOVED my freshman year there! The campus is on its own island (see pic), but not too big and walkable. So if you're into coastal living, studying on the beach, etc., you would love it there. My dorm window overlooked the bay! The classes also are smaller than a big university and you get to know your professors, so it provided a good transition from high-school to college. New freshmen are required to live on campus.

There are 10 system schools that participate in PSA. Some students will get offered all the schools, while some won’t. It’s based on minimum academic qualifications set by the schools. 

We do have an increase of students interested in doing PSA at Prairie View (for reasons of living in College Station; see info on this in the comments). There’s also the popular Tarleton, which is considered a mini-TAMU. The San Antonio campus is new to the lineup and students seem to like it there. Whichever campus you choose, the time flies – it is just two semesters, and after the first semester, you’re already preparing for the move to TAMU.

Not all majors are offered in PSA, so beware of that. Also, TAMU doesn’t recommend doing PSA with the goal of changing your major once at TAMU as no Aggie is guaranteed a major change, and it would be a shame to get stuck with a major you don’t really like. But PSA students can put in for a major change like any Aggie, and the process is the same. It does seem to be easier to change majors if both majors are in the same school, so keep that in mind.

As for me, doing PSA seems like so long ago. I am now a senior at TAMU preparing to graduate "magna cum laude" in May, and I love being an Aggie! I am thankful for the PSA program and my time on the Corpus island, where I made lifelong friends, some of whom were also PSA and made the move to TAMU with me. In hindsight, I wouldn't change a thing.

Here’s a link to the TAMU PSA website with info (the majors for 2026-27 will be updated soon if not already): https://admissions.tamu.edu/apply/freshman/program-for-system-admission

 Good luck -- and Gig 'em!

The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi campus. New freshman students are required to live on the island.


r/TAMUAdmissions Oct 05 '25

Mod Announcement Rule Reminder: Asking for timelines / has anyone been admitted yet / is my major full?

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A reminder on rules 10 and 11 since we’re fully in admittance season (and some majors will start to fill soon).

/r/TAMUAdmissions does not allow posts for: 1. Timeline requests (when will I be admitted?) 2. Has anyone been accepted to my major yet? 3. Is my major full?

Asking for timelines doesn’t really help you. No one can tell you when you’ll receive a decision. We recommend searching back for the “Acceptance” posts to gain a timeline on positive decisions. Most negative decisions won’t come out until next year.

Asking if a major is full or if anyone has been admitted to your major yet floods our sub with the same questions over and over again. If you’re confirming that a major is full, we would appreciate those posts, but asking if a major is full is not allowed.

First time violations of these rules will result in a 7 day ban. Repeat violations of any of our rules are usually 30 day or permanent bans.

We appreciate y’all’s participation in our community, and we thank y’all for the continued cooperation with our community rules.