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Prospective Students Areas
Graduate Programs
List of graduate programs at Texas A&M University
Undergraduate Preparation for Graduate School
These are Power Point materials from an on campus workshop about preparing for graduate school.
Explore Texas A&M and Graduate Studies
Learn about Texas A&M University's rankings and
honors, graduate programs offered, campus life, and
explore the diverse environment, which appeals to a
wide variety of students from around the world.
Diversity at Texas A&M University
Discover Texas A&M's commitment to diversity and the a sample of the student services, organizations and opportunities related to diversity.
Visit Texas A&M University
Plan a visit to learn more about Texas A&M University. And review our recruiting trips to see if we will be in your area.
Admission Process
Learn the application process. Complete your application online. Mark important dates and deadlines on your calendar.
Expenses, Financial Aid, Fellowships and Grants
Review costs related to your graduate education at Texas
A&M--including tuition, fees and the local cost of living. Then
learn about fellowships, grants and other financial aid.
Online Publications
View or download information from digital versions of the Texas A&M University Graduate Catalog, the Graduate Student Handbook (coming soon!) and the Little Maroon Handbook.
Student Resources and Services
Locate
certain student resources and services. There are many academic,
technological and customer service-oriented areas to help make your
life as a student easier and more balanced.
Make a Difference - Student Testimonials
Hear directly from current and former graduate students of Texas
A&M University. Learn what brought them to A&M and what they
gained from their experiences here.
About Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University is one of the few institutions in the nation to hold the triple designation as a land-grant, sea-grant, and space-grant university. As a leading graduate research university and the state's first public institution, Texas A&M offers 94 doctoral programs and 151 master-level programs. Many of these programs have attained national recognition for quality by the National Research Council (NRC). Texas A&M enrolls approximately 45,000 students, of which nearly 8,000 are graduate students.
Texas A&M embraces its mission of the advancement of knowledge and human achievement in all its dimensions. Classified by the Carnegie Foundation as a Doctoral/Research University - Extensive, Texas A&M consistently ranks in the top tier in terms of both enrollment and research expenditures. The University offers an outstanding research library with research collections of over 2.8 million volumes and 5.2 million microforms. The graduate faculty is comprised of over 2,500 faculty members, of which many are also members of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering. Texas A&M University promotes and welcomes students of all races and national origin that enhances the learning and campus experience.
Graduate Programs by College
Please visit the graduate programs page for a detailed list. Below is a list of the academic colleges. Click on a link to take you to the graduate degree options for that specific college.
Colleges
Interdisciplinary Degree Programs
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
College of Education and Human Development
Dwight Look College of Engineering
George Bush School of Government and Public Service
College of Veterinary Medicine
Texas A&M University at Galveston
Programs
Texas A&M Location and Community
Texas
A&M University is centrally located among three of the nation's largest
cities - Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio. College Station, and its neighboring
city of Bryan, is a dynamic and growing community with a population of approximately
133,000 people.
As a university town, College Station has a high proportion of professionals and enjoys many of the advantages of a cosmopolitan center without the disadvantages of a congested urban environment. Many students proclaim that with four metropolitan areas within easy driving distance, Bryan/College Station offers you many of the amenities of a metropolitan area in a more relaxed, and community-oriented atmosphere.
Mild, sunny winters make the region eminently suitable for year-round activities from fishing and hiking in the beautiful piney woods of eastern Texas to boating, bicycling, and camping in the Texas hill country. There are more than 100 state parks within a day's drive of College Station.
Bryan/College Station's very low rate of unemployment provides opportunities for spouses to easily find work if desired. Many spouses seek work at Texas A&M University.
For insight on the state of Texas, please visit Texas State Travel Guide and Texas Parks & Wildlife
Cost of Living in Bryan/College Station
Bryan/College Station yearly ranks as one of the least expensive cities in the United States in which to live, and several nationwide rankings have listed Bryan/College Station among the best places to live in America. For example, the average 1-2 bedroom apartment ranges from $500-$600. This provides you with many affordable and pleasant living, dining, and entertaining options. Also, Texas A&M University offers Adult/Graduate Student Services that can assist you with services from on-campus or off-campus housing to childcare. Bryan/College Station’s public schools offer 24 elementary, 5 middle, 4 high schools and one special opportunity learning center.
Bryan/College Station Links
Bryan/College
Station Chamber of Commerce
The Bryan
College Station Convention & Visitors Bureau
Bryan & College Station,
Texas
City of Bryan
City of College
Station