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How to transfer college credits to Texas A&M University?

Interested in transferring to TAMU and bringing my college credits along. How can I ensure these credits will count towards my degree at Texas A&M?

11 months ago

First of all, congrats on considering Texas A&M University for your next academic journey!

Transferring college credits to Texas A&M involves a few important steps. To begin with, the school generally accepts credits from regionally accredited institutions, but you should be aware that not every course might be applicable towards your desired degree program at Texas A&M.

To check if your credits may transfer, Texas A&M University provides a resource 'Transfer Course Equivalency' guide on its website. You could use this tool to see how credits for courses you've completed at your current institution will transfer to Texas A&M. It's an essential step in ensuring your credits apply to your intended degree.

Keep in mind, however, that the final decision on whether or not courses from your previous school will be accepted is made by Texas A&M. It's important to understand that a transfer equivalency doesn't necessarily mean that the course will directly count towards your degree—it simply shows the equivalent course at Texas A&M.

As you progress further with the transfer process, you’ll most likely be advised to submit your official transcripts through a secure electronic service or by mail to the Admissions Office. Always make sure that the transcripts you send are the most updated with all the courses you've completed.

Finally, once you've become a student at Texas A&M, you should meet with your academic advisor. They can provide advice specific to your major to make sure you're on track with your degree plan and that all applicable credits have been applied to your program.

Remember that the process can take some time, so it's crucial to start early and stay organized in order to ensure a smooth transition. You're on a meaningful path and ensuring your hard-earned credits are recognized can be a big help in your journey!

11 months ago

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