Texas A&M University is widely recognized for its outstanding engineering programs, including Texas A&M Engineering at Blinn (TEAB). And now you’ve joined the latest cohort of talented Aggies — congrats on your admission! Here’s a breakdown to help you better understand your admission status and all the perks TEAB offers.
About the Program
Through the Engineering at Blinn program, you are co-enrolled at Texas A&M University and Blinn College for two years. You'll take math and science courses through Blinn College on the RELLIS Campus and engineering courses on the Texas A&M campus, allowing you to participate in student activities and organizations at both campuses.
As an engineering students admitted to TEAB, you should accept the offer and follow all instructions/guidelines listed on your Applicant Information System (AIS) page. You also must meet the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy and take your Math Placement Exam in a proctored environment before enrolling. You will be registered in specific sections of your math, science and engineering courses during your New Student Conference.
The primary pathway to a degree-granting major in the College of Engineering is the Entry to a Major process. You are strongly encouraged to apply to a degree-granting major once you’re in good academic standing and have taken at least two science, math and engineering courses.
Upon entry to a degree-granting major in the College of Engineering, you may choose to remain co-enrolled at Blinn College until the completion of the two-year program. Or you can decide to attend Texas A&M full time and use reverse articulation to complete the two-year degree. If you remain at the two-year institution after being granted entry into a major, you will be advised by the advisor in the degree-granting major as well as the Engineering Academic and Student Affairs advisor.
Those who do not meet the Entry to a Major application requirements can still secure full admission to Texas A&M by satisfying program completion requirements. Upon successful completion, students can apply for a change of curriculum into a degree-granting major at Texas A&M.
Benefits of TEAB
Enrolling in the TEAB program allows you to save more than $2,000 a semester by being co-enrolled. Your courses at Blinn will allow for a smaller student-faculty ratio, including the critical math and science courses that are the foundation for engineering. By taking first-year math, science and engineering courses with the same students, you’ll develop a community of engineering academic peers. Outside of class, you’ll be able to live on-campus at Texas A&M, participate in student organizations and even purchase a sports pass. Engineering at Blinn students have access to the same resources and experiences as students fully enrolled at Texas A&M.
Lastly, students who earn a minimum 3.75 cumulative grade point average at both Blinn College and Texas A&M and complete the required coursework will be automatically admitted to their first-choice engineering major.
Financial Aid
TEAB students seeking financial aid will submit their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to Texas A&M and apply for financial aid with Texas A&M as their home institution. The combined credit hours from Blinn College and Texas A&M will be used to assess enrollment status required for financial aid. TEAB students can apply for freshman and continuing student scholarships through Texas A&M.
Your tuition and fees will be handled separately by Blinn College and Texas A&M. You will be billed by each institution based on the number of credit hours taken. Additional information about Texas A&M tuition can be found through Student Business Services, and details on Blinn’s tuition is available in the college catalog.
About the Program
Through the Engineering at Blinn program, you are co-enrolled at Texas A&M University and Blinn College for two years. You'll take math and science courses through Blinn College on the RELLIS Campus and engineering courses on the Texas A&M campus, allowing you to participate in student activities and organizations at both campuses.
As an engineering students admitted to TEAB, you should accept the offer and follow all instructions/guidelines listed on your Applicant Information System (AIS) page. You also must meet the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy and take your Math Placement Exam in a proctored environment before enrolling. You will be registered in specific sections of your math, science and engineering courses during your New Student Conference.
The primary pathway to a degree-granting major in the College of Engineering is the Entry to a Major process. You are strongly encouraged to apply to a degree-granting major once you’re in good academic standing and have taken at least two science, math and engineering courses.
Upon entry to a degree-granting major in the College of Engineering, you may choose to remain co-enrolled at Blinn College until the completion of the two-year program. Or you can decide to attend Texas A&M full time and use reverse articulation to complete the two-year degree. If you remain at the two-year institution after being granted entry into a major, you will be advised by the advisor in the degree-granting major as well as the Engineering Academic and Student Affairs advisor.
Those who do not meet the Entry to a Major application requirements can still secure full admission to Texas A&M by satisfying program completion requirements. Upon successful completion, students can apply for a change of curriculum into a degree-granting major at Texas A&M.
Benefits of TEAB
Enrolling in the TEAB program allows you to save more than $2,000 a semester by being co-enrolled. Your courses at Blinn will allow for a smaller student-faculty ratio, including the critical math and science courses that are the foundation for engineering. By taking first-year math, science and engineering courses with the same students, you’ll develop a community of engineering academic peers. Outside of class, you’ll be able to live on-campus at Texas A&M, participate in student organizations and even purchase a sports pass. Engineering at Blinn students have access to the same resources and experiences as students fully enrolled at Texas A&M.
Lastly, students who earn a minimum 3.75 cumulative grade point average at both Blinn College and Texas A&M and complete the required coursework will be automatically admitted to their first-choice engineering major.
Financial Aid
TEAB students seeking financial aid will submit their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to Texas A&M and apply for financial aid with Texas A&M as their home institution. The combined credit hours from Blinn College and Texas A&M will be used to assess enrollment status required for financial aid. TEAB students can apply for freshman and continuing student scholarships through Texas A&M.
Your tuition and fees will be handled separately by Blinn College and Texas A&M. You will be billed by each institution based on the number of credit hours taken. Additional information about Texas A&M tuition can be found through Student Business Services, and details on Blinn’s tuition is available in the college catalog.