Posts tagged Texas A&M Admissions


By Bob Carlton 21 Jul, 2023
Many colleges offer applicants the ability to choose “undecided” for their choice of major on their application. When you apply to Texas A&M, however, you’ll need to choose a specific major. And there’s a lot to chose from.
By Bob Carlton 21 Jul, 2023
The SRAR is a list of every grade in every class you took for high school credit. More and more universities now ask students to complete the self-reported academic record (SRAR) instead of requiring a transcript during the application process.
By Bob Carlton 19 Jun, 2023
Students dreaming of studying engineering at Texas A&M - College Station have several alternative paths to get there if they are not accepted as freshmen.
By Josh Neimark 07 Aug, 2022
While there is no one way to approach the tasks needed to prepare for college, we believe there are certain tasks that, when completed, will put your student on a path for success. We certainly don't want to add to any existing stress, but we know that having a plan in place can have a big impact on rising juniors as they start the new school year. Planning and preparation are essential components to accomplishing you and your child’s goals.
By Josh Neimark 03 Aug, 2022
A&M requires 3 short answer prompts this year - learn the k eys to writing them here .
By Josh Neimark 03 Aug, 2022
Students may choose to submit an expanded résumé for undergraduate admission at The University of Texas at Austin, offering additional information about all of their achievements, activities, leadership positions, and student employment.
By Bob Carlton 01 Aug, 2022
Over the last 15 years, our team has worked with thousands of students who applied to The University of Texas at Austin. Our team is excited to share with you our analysis of the trends in admissions to UT Austin, as well as the implications for students who hope to #BeALonghorn. 
By Josh Neimark 24 Jul, 2022
A&M requires 3 short answer prompts this year - learn the k eys to writing them here .
By Josh Neimark 07 Jun, 2022
If your student is dreaming of maroon, practicing their two-step, and using "gig em" in their daily vocabulary, you know they're applying to Texas A&M. And just like with any other application, it's important that they personalize their A&M application to show the school that they don't just want to go to college—they want to be an Aggie. To get started, here are five tips on applying to Texas A&M: 1. Apply early to get your first-choice major. The application opens on August 1—for the first time using the Common Application —and we recommend applying soon after if the student's essay is complete. Most majors at A&M are first come, first served, so getting the application in early can help a student clinch that first-choice major. 2. Complete the required supplements, and potentially the supplement for the College of Engineering. All students applying to A&M are requited to complete 3 short answer prompts- check out our tips . If your student is applying to the College of Engineering , they need to complete the engineering supplement. This is a wonderful opportunity for your student to highlight why they would be a great engineering student. They can discuss personal interests along with academic and professional experience in the field to help the admissions committee understand that they're devoted to this field of study.
By Josh Neimark 01 Feb, 2022
When a student applies early action or early decision, there are three possible outcomes: admit, defer, and deny. Admit and deny are pretty straightforward, but being deferred is rocky. It gives the student some hope that they'll be accepted as a regular admit, but it can also be frustrating.
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