CAMPUS · AUSTIN, TX · PUBLIC

Texas A&M University

The University of Texas at Austin

29.1%

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Transfer Admission Overview

Transfer data for Texas A&M is limited, but highly selective schools generally accept very few transfers. If you're set on Texas A&M, consider applying as a freshman or exploring articulation agreements at feeder schools.

29.1%

Freshman Accept Rate

How to Transfer to Texas A&M University: Step by Step

Research Requirements

Check Texas A&M University's transfer admission page for minimum credit hours, prerequisite courses, and GPA requirements.

Maintain a Strong GPA

Transfer admission is heavily GPA-based. Aim for a 3.5+ GPA at your current institution.

Complete Prerequisites

Take the general education and major prerequisites that Texas A&M University expects.

Write a Compelling Essay

Explain why you want to transfer and why Texas A&M University specifically.

Get Strong Recommendations

Ask professors who know your work well.

Apply on Time

Transfer deadlines are often earlier than freshman deadlines.

Texas A&M University Transfer FAQs

What is Texas A&M University's transfer acceptance rate?

Texas A&M University does not publicly report a separate transfer acceptance rate. The freshman rate is 29.1%, and transfer admissions typically track the school's overall selectivity.

What GPA do I need to transfer to Texas A&M University?

With a 29.1% freshman acceptance rate, Texas A&M University typically expects transfer applicants to have a college GPA of 3.3+ with consistent A's and B's. Stronger GPAs offset weaker high school records for transfer admits.

When are Texas A&M University transfer application deadlines?

Most US colleges including Texas A&M University accept fall transfers (March-April deadlines) and many also accept spring transfers (October-November deadlines). Check Texas A&M University's admissions page for the exact dates each cycle.