Daniel Tarin

Spotlight:

"Graduate school has had a tremendous impact on my life because it has given me a direction and a sense of accomplishment I would not have had otherwise. I am lucky to have the opportunity in helping on a project that could potentially benefit thousands of people and the environment."

- Daniel Tarin, a Ph.D. candidate in biology

How can we help you?

The Office of Graduate Studies handles the following duties for the College of Science: admissions, curriculum, fellowships, recruiting support and tuition remission. Office of Graduate Studies 514 BLOC 979/458-8001
Bentz, Adrienne Administrative Assistant
Zoran, Mark Associate Dean for Graduate Studies

Graduate Students

At Texas A&M, our faculty and students are driven by the spirit of discovery and committed to pushing back the boundaries of knowledge.

Each year, the University's 2,600 faculty conduct nearly $582 million worth of sponsored research projects, assisted by more than 5,000 paid graduate students.¹ The College of Science alone is responsible for more than $42.4 million² of that research, including about $6.1 million in indirect cost return¹ that is reinvested in new and continuing projects.

Degree Programs

Degrees & Majors

Admissions Information

It is in the applicant's best interest first contact their department advisors for area-specific guidance to the application process.

All applications for admission to Texas A&M University are handled by the Office of Admissions. To apply, you must complete the University's standard application form, available online (preferred method) at www.applytexas.org.

For more information or specific questions concerning admissions, visit the Office of Admissions & Records.

General Application Requirements

Completed application form
Three letters of recommendation
Statement of Purpose (background, reasons for pursuing study, etc.)
Official transcripts from all senior-level, post-secondary institutions
GRE or GMAT scores
TOEFL or IELTS score (if native language is not English)

Think You Can't Afford Graduate School?

The College of Science at Texas A&M University is actively seeking graduate students who are interested in furthering their careers in science and mathematics. We offer different avenues for funding your continued education. From summer stipends to fellowships, we have the right program to fit your needs.

College Resources

Additional Campus Support Services

¹ 2008. "Profile," Office of the Vice President for Research, Texas A&M University.

² 2008. "College of Science Annual Report," Office of the Dean, College of Science, Texas A&M University.