Texas A & M University-College Station

Admissions Requirements

Admissions Tests Required:	Required
Completion of College Preparatory Program:	Recommended
Secondary School GPA:	Required
Secondary School Rank:	Required
Secondary School Record:	Required
TOEFL:	Required

Application Fees

$60	Undergrad Application Fee
$50	Graduate Application Fee

Special Factors

AP Acceptance:
Credit for Life Experience:

Test Scores Breakdown

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ACT Percentiles

Number of students submitting ACT: 2640 (32%)

30

24

Composite

30

23

English

29

24

Math

8

6

Writing

25th % Scores

75th % Scores

SAT Percentiles

Number of students submitting SAT: 5614 (65%)

670

570

Math

650

530

Reading

620

510

Writing

25th % Scores

75th % Scores

Contact Info

Address:	109 John J. Koldus Building College Station, TX 77843-1244
Phone:	(979) 845-3211
General Site:	www.tamu.edu
Admissions:	www.tamu.edu
Application:	www.tamu.edu

Texas A & M University-College Station

• Located in College Station, TX
• Public
• 49,129 students enrolled
• 63% admitted
• $5,297 annual cost to attend

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Reviews

Student Responses to Review Topic: Tips for Prospective Students

• Maxwell from Mckinney, TX
• Oct-27-2013 I am a current student here
  My advice to prospective students is to just give your best in whatever you're involved in. Don't try to get away with the easy way out, because that won't fly here. Another piece of advice is to study. Yes, it sounds cliché, but it's definitely necessary to do well in college. Studying was never something I had to do that much of to get by in high school, but it's important for me to do it now that I'm here in college.
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• Shelby from Bryan, TX
• Oct-25-2013 I am a current student here
  Start working on your studying habits and expect to spend a majority of your time studying or doing homework. For every hour of class there should be at least an hour of study time. However, allow yourself freetime or you're going to feel overwhelmed.
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• Mohammad Ebrahim from College Station, TX
• Oct-25-2013 I am a current student here
  This is a small town. You will need a car to go out because the public transportation is week.
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• Alexis from El Paso, TX
• Oct-24-2013 I am a current student here
  If you're coming from high school, make sure you study and that you know how to study collectively. Most test are over many chapters at a time, so it's easier if you start earlier. Also, make sure you're okay with traditions that may not make any sense at all, if you're going to make fun of them, then this is not the place for you because the traditions here are highly respected by everyone.
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• oliver from Houston, TX
• Oct-23-2013 I am a current student here
  Handle your work first and have fun later. Study often and make sure you do what it takes to learn the material. Be prepared for detailed exam questions.

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