High School or Pre-College Students
Frequently Asked Questions:
How do I choose a major?...
- What degrees do you offer?
- What jobs can I get with this degree?
- What if I want to be a doctor, lawyer or dentist?
- Can I get a science degree AND get teacher certification at the same time?
How do I apply?
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 and Records.
What financial aid is available?
An A&M education represents a valuable investment that far outweighs its cost. And we can help. In the college alone, more than 20 million2 in financial aid, scholarships, grants, waivers, work-study and on-campus employment were awarded last year.2
Estimated Expenses3
Tuition and fees for a typical year (30 hours) is estimated at $8,417 for residents and $23,717 for nonresidents and internationals. Total cost per year (tuition, fees, books, housing, food) is $20,614 and $36,564, respectively.
Science Scholarships
The College of Science offers a variety of scholarships to students pursuing the sciences, teacher certification, and pre-professional careers.
University Financial Aid
Each year nearly 80 percent3 of Texas A&M students receive some sort of financial aid. A good place to start is the Department of Student Financial Aid, which offers assistance ranging from scholarships and loans to counseling and employment.
Get Involved!
On-Campus Events for High School Students
Through its Educational Outreach and Women's Programs Office, the College of Science annually sponsors a wide variety of educational science activities for middle and high school students.
On-Campus Clubs & Organizations for Undergraduate Students
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.