How to Apply for Undergraduate Studies
Undergraduate Students
The path for students who want to build a better world begins in one of the five bachelor's degree programs offered through the four departments in the Texas A&M College of Architecture. Students may pursue undergraduate studies in environmental design, landscape architecture, urban and regional sciences, construction science or visualization. In the course of their studies, students will be exposed to a host of specializations related to the built and virtual environments that they may later opt to investigate in depth at the graduate level.
Applications for Undergraduate Programs
Applications for admission to Texas A&M can be downloaded from the Office of Admissions and Records website. The site also contains general information about applying for any undergraduate degree program at Texas A&M.
Transfer Students
Undergraduate students transferring into the College of Architecture must hold at least a 3.0 grade point ratio to qualify for application review. Transferring students should also have completed at least 24 hours of graded coursework from the institution(s) of higher learning from which they are transferring.
Special consideration may be given to individuals with a GPR below 3.0 if they have a unique background mutually beneficial to the college and the student. Applications, essays, and letters of recommendation are all considered in the review process. All transfer students are admitted on a probationary basis pending completion of their first semester of at least 12 hours at Texas A&M and a minimum 2.5 GPR for that semester.
For information on a specfic degree program, contact an undergraduate program coordinator or advisor:
Bachelor of Environmental Design
Program Coordinators
979.845.6581
Langford C306F
Academic Advisor
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
Program Coordinator
979.845.1079
Langford A306
Academic Advisor
Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Sciences
Program Coordinator
979.845.7888
Langford A105