Graduate Admissions

Why should you pursue a graduate degree from Texas A&M University's world-renowned engineering program? The Texas A&M College of Engineering is ranked the No. 2 graduate engineering program in Texas in the U.S. News & World Report survey, “America’s Best Graduate Schools 2023." We're also tenth in the nation overall.

We pride ourselves on our dedication to pushing the boundaries of discovery through research and education as we work together to create a better future for all.

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Two Ways to Apply

Quick Admit Graduate Program

The Texas A&M University College of Engineering's Quick Admit Graduate Program is available to Texas A&M University students that have graduated or are planning to graduate from any of our College of Engineering or College of Science bachelor's degree programs. You must have at least a 3.O GPA or higher to be eligible. The program provides an expedited application review process for our graduate programs. To apply visit the Quick Admit Graduate Program website for more details and to apply. NOTE: Please submit only one application per term.

For all other applicants:

To apply, you will be required to submit the following:

1. A statement of purpose - minimum 1 page
2. Unofficial transcripts from each institution you have attended
3. Three letters of recommendation
4. Required application fees*:
   • U.S. Citizen/Domestic Applicants: $65
   • International Applicants: $148 - Texas A&M University fee ($90) + EngineeringCAS Processing Fee ($58)
     * Some graduate department programs will provide fee waivers.
   • McNair Scholars - Contact the Office of Admissions admissions@tamu.edu before submitting your graduate application for fee waiver eligibility
   • GEM Fellows - Contact our graduate programs office at easa@tamu.edu before submitting your graduate application for fee waiver
5. To be eligible for admission to a graduate or professional program at Texas A&M University, international applicants are required to meet English language proficiency (ELP) standards provided in the form of Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test scores. To qualify for graduate assistantships with direct or support instructional responsibilities, the State of Texas also requires that international graduate students meet ELP standards beyond those required for admission. View the English Language Proficiency website for more information.

6. GRE Scores: The GRE score requirement varies by program. We recommend verifying the requirement with the specific program you are interested in. Be aware that applicants with a lower GPA or from a school that Texas A&M may not be familiar with could benefit from providing strong GRE scores.

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• Important note:  It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that all documents are received by EngineeringCAS by the specific graduate department/program deadline. Please be sure to select Texas A&M University and check with the department you are interested in to discuss their required materials, as each program sets its own deadlines and requires submission of materials specific to the department.

EngineeringCAS is the centralized application service for all Texas A&M University College of Engineering graduate programs. When applying to any of our graduate engineering programs, you will need to use the EngineeringCAS link. For most other graduate programs at Texas A&M University, GraduateCAS is the centralized application service (CAStm). Please note that when you click on the application link above, you will be leaving tamu.edu and be directed to the EngineeringCAS site, built for applying to the Texas A&M College of Engineering’s graduate programs. Support for the application system is provided by EngineeringCAS.

EngineeringCAS
Phone: 857-304-2048
Email: engineeringcasinfo@liaisoncas.com
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