Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas
How selective is it?
Texas A&M University is in our Moderately Selective tier (~50-75% acceptance). Most students who meet the typical course/GPA expectations are admitted.
Estimates range ~57-67%.
Tiers are broad on purpose. Acceptance rates move every cycle, and many schools are more competitive for specific majors than the school overall, so use this as a starting point for your list, not a prediction.
How to use Texas A&M University in your college list
This is commonly a target or likely school for students who meet the usual course and GPA expectations. Confirm program-specific requirements and priority deadlines, since some programs here fill early.
Building a list across tiers? See all 15 Texas colleges in our finder, or follow our guide to building a list by score and GPA.
What it's known for
Texas A&M University is widely recognized for strengths in the fields below. This reflects peer-assessment rankings and long-standing reputation, not a full list of programs.
Explore related majors: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Engineering.
Check the current numbers yourself
For Texas A&M University's current test-score and GPA ranges, acceptance rate, and cost, go to the source:
- Find its Common Data Set ↗ Section C has the middle 50% of scores and GPA. Our step-by-step guide shows how to read it.
- College Scorecard ↗ U.S. Department of Education data on cost, graduation, and outcomes.
- Net price calculator ↗ Estimate what your family would actually pay after aid.
- Find the official admissions page ↗ Deadlines, requirements, and how to apply.
Similar colleges to consider
Schools with a similar selectivity, in the same state, or known for the same fields. A balanced list usually mixes a few reaches, several realistic targets, and at least one or two safeties.
- Colorado School of MinesGolden, CO · Moderately Selective
- Missouri University of Science and TechnologyRolla, MO · Moderately Selective
- Texas Tech UniversityLubbock, TX · Moderately Selective
- University of HoustonHouston, TX · Moderately Selective
- University of North TexasDenton, TX · Moderately Selective
- University of Texas at AustinAustin, TX · Highly Selective
Frequently asked questions
How selective is Texas A&M University?+
Texas A&M University sits in our "Moderately Selective" tier (~50-75% acceptance). Estimates range ~57-67%.
Is Texas A&M University hard to get into?+
Most students who meet the typical course/GPA expectations are admitted. Selectivity varies by major and changes every admissions cycle, so treat the tier as a starting point and check Texas A&M University's own admissions data for the current year.
What is Texas A&M University known for?+
Texas A&M University is widely recognized for strengths in Engineering. This reflects reputation and peer-assessment rankings, not a complete list of programs, so confirm that a specific major is offered and how competitive it is.
How do I find Texas A&M University's current SAT, ACT, and GPA ranges?+
Search "Texas A&M University Common Data Set" and open Section C, which lists the middle 50% of test scores and GPA for the entering class. Our guide "How to Build Your Own College List by Score and GPA" on this site walks through it step by step.
Where is Texas A&M University?+
Texas A&M University is a public institution in College Station, Texas.
Selectivity tiers and "known for" tags are general guidance compiled from public sources and may be out of date. MajorAtlas isn't affiliated with Texas A&M University. Always confirm details with the school.