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How to Apply

Find requirements and deadlines for undergraduate and graduate admission to the Texas A&M College of Architecture.

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Whether you’re a high school senior, attending another institution or a college graduate, applying to university programs can be stressful. We’re here to help! Below is a guide for applying to any of our undergraduate or graduate programs as an in-state, out-of-state or international student. See the admission catalog for information about prospective student centers and important application deadlines.

Graduate Applicants

All applicants for our graduate programs apply online through Texas A&M GradCas. Current Texas A&M undergraduates should apply to participating graduate programs via the Aggie Priority application, which provides an expedited application process.

Texas A&M undergraduates graduating in May 2026, August 2026, and December 2026 are encouraged to apply as early as possible via the Aggie Priority application.

Each graduate program in the College of Architecture has unique requirements for its admissions process. Our graduate admissions guide provides an overview of program offerings and basic deadlines. We strongly encourage you to review the graduate admissions guide, the graduate Office of Admissions checklist, and the individual program pages for program-specific requirements and complete information.

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International Applications

Texas A&M University is home to over 6,000 students from around the globe — almost 10% of our student enrollment calls somewhere other than the United States home. Our students bring unique perspectives to classroom discussions and make Texas A&M a diverse and inclusive place to get an education.

See our international student guide