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Texas A&M University admitted 8,085¹ freshman students in the Fall of 2007.

• AVG SAT: 1208
• IN TOP 10: 49%

Admissions & Advising

As the scientific core of Texas A&M University, we take great pride in providing unique learning experiences and the highest quality of fundamental science education to students across Texas A&M. As such, we feature vast, unparalleled opportunities and resources to help students—from the undergraduate to the post-doctoral—to excel in their academic and research efforts.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

In today's high-tech world, everyone needs a basic understanding of science. If you want to go beyond those basics and seek scientific solutions to tomorrow's problems, our Office of Undergraduate Studies is a good place to start.

GRADUATE STUDIES

Thinking of furthering your education and/or your career options in science and mathematics? Look no further than our Office of Graduate Studies, where our advisors can help you harness the collective power of world-renowned faculty, top-tier departments, excellent facilities, and unique research experiences in a diverse and encouraging learning environment where opportunity abounds.

ATMENTORS

ATMentors is a volunteer organization composed of faculty, staff, and administrators who have agreed to be available during some office hours to listen to students who just want to talk to someone. Members listen to students, stay informed about services and programs that Texas A&M offers students, and advise students in their areas of experience and competence.

CAREER CENTER

At Texas A&M, our science majors are pursuing varied career paths that offer both intellectual excitement and an opportunity to better lives across the globe. From incoming freshman to former student, the Texas A&M Career Center can help you explore employment possibilities and your own world-changing potential through study in the life sciences.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Texas A&M has a proud heritage of tradition, and one of its most revered traditions is getting involved. The University is home to more than 800 recognized student organizations, including many affiliated with the College of Science.