College is the next big step in your academic journey! As you prepare for college, ensure that you continue to excel in your high school career. Most colleges including, Texas A&M University-Commerce require the completion of a recommended or distinguished high school curriculum which includes:
For additional information visit graduation requirements and how they impact Texas A&M University-Commerce Admissions.
High School Courses
Advanced Placement Program (AP)
International Baccalaureate Program (IB)
Begin to consider what field of study/areas of interest/degree program/major you want to pursue at A&M-Commerce. Take some time to research our degree programs!
Request information about the degree programs that interest you most. A&M-Commerce offers over 100 different degrees, as well as special programs designed to provide the support you need to accomplish your dreams. Our Admission Recruiters want to do everything they can to help you learn about A&M-Commerce so it will be easy to apply, attend, and achieve!
Automatic Admission
At Texas A&M University-Commerce, you qualify for automatic admission if you meet just one of the following requirements:
Rank in the top 30 percent of your graduating class
Have a composite ACT score (composite) of 21 or better
Minimum combined SAT (prior to March 2016) of 980*
Minimum combined SAT (March 2016 or later) of 1060*
*Scores prior to March 2016 include math and critical reading scores only. Scores after March 2016 include math and evidence-based reading/writing only.
Texas A&M University-Commerce accepts scores from the SAT (Math and Critical Reading scores only) or ACT (Composite score) and our students are not penalized for taking the test several times. We accept your best score for admission to the university. Plan to take these tests early and as often as you like!
For a full list of available scholarships visit, http://www.tamuc.edu/admissions/tuitionCosts/financialAidandScholarships/scholarships/
For additional information or to register for the exams, please visit SAT or ACT.
All students are required to complete the Texas state-legislated Texas Success Initiative (TSI) assessment unless an exemption applies. Students may be exempt from the TSI assessment if they have met one of the following:
Students are responsible for providing proof of exemption and will be considered assessment required until documentation is provided of state exemption. For more information, please contact the Testing Center at TestingOffice@tamuc.edu.
Come experience Texas A&M University-Commerce, located in the heart of Northeast Texas. A&M –Commerce is home to over 11,000 students, and with more than 100 graduate and undergraduate programs, you’re sure to find your niche here. Our small town atmosphere is a wonderful place for you to study and get involved!
Schedule a tour of our campus today! You can meet world-class professors who are interested in your success, step inside our classrooms and residence halls and meet our friendly staff and current students. We provide group tours of our facilities, including our state-of-the-art science building and planetarium, student center, impressive recreation center and more!
Do not miss Mane Event Preview Day! Our “open house” is a special day of informative and exciting activities designed just for you and your family! Register today for our next event!
School Code: 003565
Students interested in applying for financial aid will need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The application period begins on January 1 of each year for the following academic year. As soon as possible after January 1st, students are encouraged to apply for financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Students who are not able to complete the FAFSA due to their immigration status may be able to file the Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA), which is accepted at Texas A&M University-Commerce and can be found here Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA). As soon as possible after January 1st, students are encouraged to apply and funding is limited, please apply early!
Until you are admitted, we encourage you to apply for all outside scholarships for which you qualify. A&M-Commerce provides a list of Outside Scholarships for your use. We also encourage you to research other scholarship offers by using the following resources:
– Department of Education http://studentaid.ed.gov
– FinAid on the Web www.finaid.org
– The College Board http://apps.collegeboard.com
– FastWeb www.fastweb.com
– FastWeb College Gold www.collegegold.com
– Mapping Your Future www.mappingyourfuture.org
As soon as you are admitted to A&M-Commerce, we strongly recommend that you complete and submit an A&M-Commerce scholarship application which will be located in your myLEO account as soon as you are accepted. For more information visit the A&M-Commerce Scholarship webpage or email Scholarships@tamuc.edu.
Effective October 1, 2013, Texas Senate Bill 62 (SB 62), addendum to SB 1107, requires all students (under age 22) entering an institution of higher education (public and private) to either receive a vaccination against bacterial meningitis or meet certain criteria to decline the vaccination 10 days before they first day of the semester. To learn how to upload your documentation and/or for more information, click here.
We use the services of Magnus Health to collect, review, and securely store all student documents pertaining to the meningitis vaccine. Magnus Health’s SMR (Student Medical Record) is a web-based solution that will allow us to manage the vast number of vaccination records that we have to collect to comply with the new state law. A $10 processing fee payable to: Magnus Health SMR (debit or credit card required).
Please visit your healthcare provider, your local health clinic or a local pharmacy to learn about options for receiving the vaccination.
Join the Texas A&M University-Commerce tradition of developing leaders in the region, the nation, and beyond! We have built a legacy of providing individuals with a high-quality education in Northeast Texas since 1889. Earning a well-respected degree from Texas A&M University-Commerce will give you the confidence to compete successfully in the real world.
Our success comes from focusing on your success. You will receive close, personal attention every step of the way! Whether you are talking to world-class professors or friendly admissions recruiters, you can expect our best! Simply follow our easy process and begin to realize your dreams!
Complete the admission application at www.applytexas.org and list A&M-Commerce as your school of choice. The ApplyTexas application is one application for any public 2-year or 4-year institution in the state of Texas. A&M-Commerce does not charge an application fee.
A non-refundable $60 enrollment fee will be charged to your account upon enrollment in your first semester at A&M-Commerce.
Along with your admission application, freshman applicants need to send official high school transcripts or GED scores. Freshman applicants must turn in their official high school transcript that is complete through their junior year and, if available, should include your class ranking and indicate your participation in the recommended or distinguished high school program. If you have dual credit coursework, you must submit official transcripts from the community college or university that offered the dual credit classes to receive transfer credit.
Mail official transcripts to:
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
P.O. Box 3011
Commerce, Texas 75429 -3011
TREx Transcript Options:
The Texas Records Exchange (TREx) system is a web-based software application designed for the exchange of electronic student records. By using the TREx application, school registrars have the ability to electronically request and receive student records for students who have attended or will be attending Texas public schools. High school registrars and counselors also have the ability to electronically create and send official student transcripts to Texas public colleges and universities using TREx. Ask your counselor if this option is available at your school.
If you are not familiar with the high school graduation credit requirements, please see the “Get Ready to be an A&M-Commerce Freshman/Prepare!” section above and/or click the following link to read more information on the New Uniform Admissions Policy Requirements requiring the recommended or distinguished high school plan and other options that are available to you.
Texas A&M University-Commerce accepts scores from the SAT (Math and Critical Reading scores only) or ACT (composite scores) and our students are not penalized for taking the test several times. We accept your best total score for admission to the university. For additional information or to register for the exams, please visit SAT or ACT.
Congratulations on your acceptance to Texas A&M University-Commerce! Today is truly a great day to be a Lion as we celebrate your addition to our illustrious and diverse student body. Now that you are admitted, you will find all the important information concerning enrollment, financial aid, scholarships, payment information and grades is sent to your myLEO email account. Please frequently check your myLEO email account for important updates, announcements and deadlines...the only way to stay connected to your university! Here are a few steps you should ensure are complete prior to enrollment:
Check your myLEO email account to receive messages regarding your status. You will receive award notifications with directions on how to accept your offers, missing information requests and other pertinent financial aid and scholarship information. If you are not receiving email updates, please contact FAO_Web@tamuc.edu.
All admitted students are strongly encouraged to complete and submit an A&M-Commerce scholarship application which is located in your myLEO account. For more information visit the A&M-Commerce Scholarship webpage.
One of the most exciting aspects, and an integral part of the university experience, is the opportunity to reside in one of our campus residential living and learning facilities. Studies suggest that students who reside on campus generally perform better academically, as opposed to students residing off campus.
Please visit the Department of Residential Living and Learning where you may download the housing application and access additional residence life resources.
Effective October 1, 2013, Texas Senate Bill 62 (SB 62), addendum to SB 1107, requires all students (under age 22) entering an institution of higher education (public and private) to either receive a vaccination against bacterial meningitis or meet certain criteria to decline the vaccination 10 days before they first day of the semester.
We use the services of Magnus Health to collect, review, and securely store all student documents pertaining to the meningitis vaccine. Magnus Health’s SMR (Student Medical Record) is a web-based solution that will allow us to manage the vast number of vaccination records that we have to collect to comply with the new state law. A $11 processing fee payable to: Magnus Health SMR (debit or credit card required).
For directions on how to submit your documentation and/or for more information, click here.
The Office of New Student Orientation welcomes incoming freshman and transfer students to Texas A&M University-Commerce each semester. The purpose of New Student Orientation is to provide students the opportunity to:
Meet with and receive advising from Success Coaches
Register for classes
Acquire Student ID card and parking permit
Pay tuition and fees
Learn about services and resources available to enhance success
Meet other admitted students
Orientation is an important and mandatory step in becoming a part of the A&M-Commerce family. All new students (freshman and transfer) attending the main campus in Commerce are required to participate in New Student Orientation. Orientation is offered multiple times during the summer months before the start of the fall semester. For spring students, Orientation is offered late in the fall prior to the spring semester. For more information concerning New Student Orientation, please contact: 903.886.5088 or visit the website above. If you will be a Navarro Partnership student attending classes in Midlothian or Corsicana, please contact 903.875.7617 or email Orientation@tamuc.edu for orientation information.
