Transfer Deadlines
- Spring 2008: 10/15/2007
- Summer/Fall 2008: 03/17/2008
Intnl Transfer Deadlines
- Spring 2009: 08/01/2008
- Summer 2008: 11/01/2007
- Fall 2008: 02/01/2008
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Helpful Hints and Suggestions...
- Begin filling out your application early. Take your time so that you paint a complete picture of your high school academics and activities. We recommend that your application be submitted first, followed by the other required credentials.
- Include all of your activities. Part II of the application, which asks you to detail your extracurricular activities, is very important. Keep a running list of leadership positions, community service, awards and employment, both inside and outside of school. You will need to include your time commitment and duration of involvement in each activity. If there is not adequate space on your application for your activities, you may submit a detailed résumé. Include your full name and date of birth on all pages.
- Prepare for your essays. Students are required to complete essays A and B and are strongly encouraged to complete essay C. Spend time thinking creatively and writing notes about your goals, talents, achievements and any obstacles, setbacks or challenges you have overcome.
- Visit campus. By visiting the campus and participating in Texas A&M programs, you demonstrate an interest and commitment to the University. Examples of academic association events include visits to campus, Aggieland Saturday, attending college night or enrichment programs, meeting with a Texas A&M University admissions counselor, visiting any Prospective Student Center, or attending a Texas A&M University application workshop. Include any academic association in your essays.
- Request letters of recommendation. Although optional, letters of recommendation provide information that sets you apart from your peers and tells us about your unique characteristics. Please submit no more than two letters of recommendation and make sure your full name and date of birth are included in the letter.
- A Permanent Resident Card or I485 (if applicable). Students who are not U.S. citizens, but are permanent residents (or have applied for permanent residency), need to provide a copy of both sides of the appropriate form. For applicants under age 18, a copy of both sides of the parent/guardian’s card is also required, if applicable.
- Submit your application. Before you send your application, make a copy for your records. Be sure to sign and date your application and mail all your credentials well in advance of the closing date to ensure they arrive on time.
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