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Texas A&M University

The University of Texas at Austin

29.1%

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International Students at Texas A&M University: By the Numbers

5.0%

International Undergrads

2,185

International Undergrad Count

3,440

International Graduate Students

10.1%

International (All Students)

Cost of Attending Texas A&M University as an International Student

International students typically pay out-of-state tuition rates. Here's the full cost picture.

Room & Board	$14,136/yr
Estimated 4-Year Total	$56,544

Note for public universities: Texas A&M University is a public institution. International students pay out-of-state tuition, which is significantly higher than in-state rates. Financial aid for international students at public universities is limited.

How to Apply to Texas A&M University as an International Student

Meet English Proficiency Requirements

Most schools require TOEFL (typically 100+ iBT) or IELTS (7.0+). Some accept Duolingo English Test.

Submit Standardized Tests

SAT: 1360+, ACT: 30+

Prepare Financial Documentation

You'll need proof of funds to cover tuition and living expenses.

Apply for F-1 Student Visa

After admission, Texas A&M University will issue a Form I-20. Use this to apply for an F-1 visa at your nearest U.S. embassy. Start the process 3-4 months before your program begins.

Texas A&M University Student Body Diversity

Diversity breakdown of Texas A&M University's undergraduate student body.

White

33.4%

Black/African American

4.5%

Hispanic/Latino

27.9%

Asian

23.9%

International

5.0%

Career Outcomes for Texas A&M University International Graduates

International students at Texas A&M University can work in the U.S. after graduation through OPT (Optional Practical Training). STEM majors qualify for a 3-year OPT extension.

$75,121

Median Earnings (10yr)

$60,896

Median Salary (6yr)

$20,500

Median Debt

OPT & H-1B Path: After graduating from Texas A&M University, international students get 12 months of OPT work authorization (36 months for STEM fields). Many use this time to secure H-1B visa sponsorship from employers.

Student Demographics

White

33.4%

Black/African American

4.5%

Hispanic/Latino

27.9%

Asian

23.9%

International

5.0%

Texas A&M University International Student FAQs

How many international students attend Texas A&M University?

5.0% of Texas A&M University undergraduates are international students. That's about 2,185 international undergrads. Schools with higher international shares typically have stronger ESL support, international student offices, and on-campus resources for non-US applicants.

How much is international tuition at Texas A&M University?

International students at Texas A&M University typically pay the full out-of-state sticker price of about $31,247/yr (tuition + room and board + fees). Financial aid for international students is more limited than for US citizens, though some schools offer merit scholarships.

Is the Texas A&M University acceptance rate harder for international students?

Texas A&M University's overall acceptance rate is 29.1%. International applicants typically face slightly tougher admission odds because of limited international quotas. Strong test scores (TOEFL 100+/IELTS 7.0+) and clear English proficiency help.

What English test does Texas A&M University require for international applicants?

Most US colleges including Texas A&M University accept TOEFL iBT (typical minimum 80-100), IELTS (6.5-7.0), and Duolingo English Test (115-130). Highly selective schools require scores at the upper end of those ranges. Some schools waive the test if you've studied 3+ years in English.

Does Texas A&M University sponsor F-1 visas for international students?

Yes — Texas A&M University is SEVP-certified and issues I-20 forms to admitted international students. Once you're admitted and pay your enrollment deposit, Texas A&M University's international student office issues your I-20, which you use to apply for an F-1 student visa at the US embassy in your home country.