www.tamucc.eduHow Can I Discover the Island?How Can I Stay on Target? Where Will I Stay?

The Islander Welcome Center is open throughout the week to give personal tours, maps and details on getting accepted. We’ll lead you and your family on a campus tour to learn about our academic programs, student life, traditions and the admissions process. Tours last 60-90 minutes. You’ll get to speak with University representatives who can answer questions on how to apply, financial aid and everything you need to know to get ahead on admission. We also have computer workstations where we’ll help you complete various applications.

Click or call for details and to make an appointment

361.825.8687 or tour.tamucc.edu

Visit us attamucc.edu

or call us at 1.800.4.TAMUCC

Su2014

FeaturesIsland living at its finest

Spectacular bay views

Recreation room with WiFi

Hike-and-bike trail

Outdoor volleyball and picnic area

Easy access to the Dugan Wellness Center

Academic year and summer lease options

Three meal plan options to choose from

Students will enjoy traditional college living in either residence hall or

apartment floor plans at Camden Miramar located on the Island Campus.

FeaturesState-of-the-art fitness center

Gated community

WiFi throughout

Direct shuttle to the Island Campus

Optional meal plan available

Apartment and townhome living for upperclassmen on the

Momentum Campus.

All Options IncludeFully-furnished units

Utility-inclusive rents

Individual lease liability

Payment assistance for financial aid recipients

Roommate matching

Swimming pool

Make your reservation on our website for one of the following dates:

October 18, 2014November 1, 2014

February 7, 2015April 18, 2015

islandday.tamucc.eduor call 361.825.8687 for details

2014/2015Spend the day with us at one of our Island Day campus preview events.

• Tour the campus with our Island Ambassadors• Learn about our many degree programs• Meet our faculty and current students • Get help on your application and financial aid forms• Find out about our student services• Check out our housing

We’ve designed the day especially for you, your family and friends. You’ll enjoy great food and fellowship on this special day.

This is an important time for you as you make the transition from being a high school student to a young adult attending college. The following checklist is a guide to keep you on track and help you meet important deadlines. As you work toward getting admitted to the University and enrolling in your classes, we look forward to having you join the Islander family at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi!

Junior Year Checklist

Register to take the SAT/ACT. Have scores sent directly to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Attend Island Day—sign up at islandday.tamucc.edu

Schedule your campus visit at tour.tamucc.edu, 361.825.8687 or email us at recruitment@tamucc.edu

Senior Year Checklist

Apply at applytexas.org

Submit your SAT/ACT scores (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Apply for scholarships online by December 1 at applytexas.org

Check your application status at appcheck.tamucc.edu

Submit your financial aid form online at fafsa.ed.gov, available January 1. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s school code is 011161. (Priority deadline is March 31)

Check your financial aid status at sail.tamucc.edu

After Admission Checklist

Activate Islander Email online. Instructions are available at it.tamucc.edu

Apply for on-campus housing at housing.tamucc.edu. On-campus housing fills up quickly, so apply early!

Submit test scores or exemptions to meet Texas Success Initiative requirements. Visit testing.tamucc.edu for more information.

Sign up for New Student Orientation at orientation.tamucc.edu.

Submit Bacterial Meningitis Immunization documentation to the Office of Recruitment and Admissions before attending New Student Orientation. Visit admissions.tamucc.edu/meningitis.html to find out how.

Apply online at housing.tamucc.edu or call 361.825.5000

www.tamucc.eduHow Can I Discover the Island?How Can I Stay on Target? Where Will I Stay?

The Islander Welcome Center is open throughout the week to give personal tours, maps and details on getting accepted. We’ll lead you and your family on a campus tour to learn about our academic programs, student life, traditions and the admissions process. Tours last 60-90 minutes. You’ll get to speak with University representatives who can answer questions on how to apply, financial aid and everything you need to know to get ahead on admission. We also have computer workstations where we’ll help you complete various applications.

Click or call for details and to make an appointment

361.825.8687 or tour.tamucc.edu

Visit us attamucc.edu

or call us at 1.800.4.TAMUCC

Su2014

FeaturesIsland living at its finest

Spectacular bay views

Recreation room with WiFi

Hike-and-bike trail

Outdoor volleyball and picnic area

Easy access to the Dugan Wellness Center

Academic year and summer lease options

Three meal plan options to choose from

Students will enjoy traditional college living in either residence hall or

apartment floor plans at Camden Miramar located on the Island Campus.

FeaturesState-of-the-art fitness center

Gated community

WiFi throughout

Direct shuttle to the Island Campus

Optional meal plan available

Apartment and townhome living for upperclassmen on the

Momentum Campus.

All Options IncludeFully-furnished units

Utility-inclusive rents

Individual lease liability

Payment assistance for financial aid recipients

Roommate matching

Swimming pool

Make your reservation on our website for one of the following dates:

October 18, 2014November 1, 2014

February 7, 2015April 18, 2015

islandday.tamucc.eduor call 361.825.8687 for details

2014/2015Spend the day with us at one of our Island Day campus preview events.

• Tour the campus with our Island Ambassadors• Learn about our many degree programs• Meet our faculty and current students • Get help on your application and financial aid forms• Find out about our student services• Check out our housing

We’ve designed the day especially for you, your family and friends. You’ll enjoy great food and fellowship on this special day.

This is an important time for you as you make the transition from being a high school student to a young adult attending college. The following checklist is a guide to keep you on track and help you meet important deadlines. As you work toward getting admitted to the University and enrolling in your classes, we look forward to having you join the Islander family at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi!

Junior Year Checklist

Register to take the SAT/ACT. Have scores sent directly to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Attend Island Day—sign up at islandday.tamucc.edu

Schedule your campus visit at tour.tamucc.edu, 361.825.8687 or email us at recruitment@tamucc.edu

Senior Year Checklist

Apply at applytexas.org

Submit your SAT/ACT scores (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Apply for scholarships online by December 1 at applytexas.org

Check your application status at appcheck.tamucc.edu

Submit your financial aid form online at fafsa.ed.gov, available January 1. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s school code is 011161. (Priority deadline is March 31)

Check your financial aid status at sail.tamucc.edu

After Admission Checklist

Activate Islander Email online. Instructions are available at it.tamucc.edu

Apply for on-campus housing at housing.tamucc.edu. On-campus housing fills up quickly, so apply early!

Submit test scores or exemptions to meet Texas Success Initiative requirements. Visit testing.tamucc.edu for more information.

Sign up for New Student Orientation at orientation.tamucc.edu.

Submit Bacterial Meningitis Immunization documentation to the Office of Recruitment and Admissions before attending New Student Orientation. Visit admissions.tamucc.edu/meningitis.html to find out how.

Apply online at housing.tamucc.edu or call 361.825.5000

www.tamucc.eduHow Can I Discover the Island?How Can I Stay on Target? Where Will I Stay?

The Islander Welcome Center is open throughout the week to give personal tours, maps and details on getting accepted. We’ll lead you and your family on a campus tour to learn about our academic programs, student life, traditions and the admissions process. Tours last 60-90 minutes. You’ll get to speak with University representatives who can answer questions on how to apply, financial aid and everything you need to know to get ahead on admission. We also have computer workstations where we’ll help you complete various applications.

Click or call for details and to make an appointment

361.825.8687 or tour.tamucc.edu

Visit us attamucc.edu

or call us at 1.800.4.TAMUCC

Su2014

FeaturesIsland living at its finest

Spectacular bay views

Recreation room with WiFi

Hike-and-bike trail

Outdoor volleyball and picnic area

Easy access to the Dugan Wellness Center

Academic year and summer lease options

Three meal plan options to choose from

Students will enjoy traditional college living in either residence hall or

apartment floor plans at Camden Miramar located on the Island Campus.

FeaturesState-of-the-art fitness center

Gated community

WiFi throughout

Direct shuttle to the Island Campus

Optional meal plan available

Apartment and townhome living for upperclassmen on the

Momentum Campus.

All Options IncludeFully-furnished units

Utility-inclusive rents

Individual lease liability

Payment assistance for financial aid recipients

Roommate matching

Swimming pool

Make your reservation on our website for one of the following dates:

October 18, 2014November 1, 2014

February 7, 2015April 18, 2015

islandday.tamucc.eduor call 361.825.8687 for details

2014/2015Spend the day with us at one of our Island Day campus preview events.

• Tour the campus with our Island Ambassadors• Learn about our many degree programs• Meet our faculty and current students • Get help on your application and financial aid forms• Find out about our student services• Check out our housing

We’ve designed the day especially for you, your family and friends. You’ll enjoy great food and fellowship on this special day.

This is an important time for you as you make the transition from being a high school student to a young adult attending college. The following checklist is a guide to keep you on track and help you meet important deadlines. As you work toward getting admitted to the University and enrolling in your classes, we look forward to having you join the Islander family at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi!

Junior Year Checklist

Register to take the SAT/ACT. Have scores sent directly to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Attend Island Day—sign up at islandday.tamucc.edu

Schedule your campus visit at tour.tamucc.edu, 361.825.8687 or email us at recruitment@tamucc.edu

Senior Year Checklist

Apply at applytexas.org

Submit your SAT/ACT scores (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Apply for scholarships online by December 1 at applytexas.org

Check your application status at appcheck.tamucc.edu

Submit your financial aid form online at fafsa.ed.gov, available January 1. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s school code is 011161. (Priority deadline is March 31)

Check your financial aid status at sail.tamucc.edu

After Admission Checklist

Activate Islander Email online. Instructions are available at it.tamucc.edu

Apply for on-campus housing at housing.tamucc.edu. On-campus housing fills up quickly, so apply early!

Submit test scores or exemptions to meet Texas Success Initiative requirements. Visit testing.tamucc.edu for more information.

Sign up for New Student Orientation at orientation.tamucc.edu.

Submit Bacterial Meningitis Immunization documentation to the Office of Recruitment and Admissions before attending New Student Orientation. Visit admissions.tamucc.edu/meningitis.html to find out how.

Apply online at housing.tamucc.edu or call 361.825.5000

www.tamucc.eduHow Can I Discover the Island?How Can I Stay on Target? Where Will I Stay?

The Islander Welcome Center is open throughout the week to give personal tours, maps and details on getting accepted. We’ll lead you and your family on a campus tour to learn about our academic programs, student life, traditions and the admissions process. Tours last 60-90 minutes. You’ll get to speak with University representatives who can answer questions on how to apply, financial aid and everything you need to know to get ahead on admission. We also have computer workstations where we’ll help you complete various applications.

Click or call for details and to make an appointment

361.825.8687 or tour.tamucc.edu

Visit us attamucc.edu

or call us at 1.800.4.TAMUCC

Su2014

FeaturesIsland living at its finest

Spectacular bay views

Recreation room with WiFi

Hike-and-bike trail

Outdoor volleyball and picnic area

Easy access to the Dugan Wellness Center

Academic year and summer lease options

Three meal plan options to choose from

Students will enjoy traditional college living in either residence hall or

apartment floor plans at Camden Miramar located on the Island Campus.

FeaturesState-of-the-art fitness center

Gated community

WiFi throughout

Direct shuttle to the Island Campus

Optional meal plan available

Apartment and townhome living for upperclassmen on the

Momentum Campus.

All Options IncludeFully-furnished units

Utility-inclusive rents

Individual lease liability

Payment assistance for financial aid recipients

Roommate matching

Swimming pool

Make your reservation on our website for one of the following dates:

October 18, 2014November 1, 2014

February 7, 2015April 18, 2015

islandday.tamucc.eduor call 361.825.8687 for details

2014/2015Spend the day with us at one of our Island Day campus preview events.

• Tour the campus with our Island Ambassadors• Learn about our many degree programs• Meet our faculty and current students • Get help on your application and financial aid forms• Find out about our student services• Check out our housing

We’ve designed the day especially for you, your family and friends. You’ll enjoy great food and fellowship on this special day.

This is an important time for you as you make the transition from being a high school student to a young adult attending college. The following checklist is a guide to keep you on track and help you meet important deadlines. As you work toward getting admitted to the University and enrolling in your classes, we look forward to having you join the Islander family at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi!

Junior Year Checklist

Register to take the SAT/ACT. Have scores sent directly to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Attend Island Day—sign up at islandday.tamucc.edu

Schedule your campus visit at tour.tamucc.edu, 361.825.8687 or email us at recruitment@tamucc.edu

Senior Year Checklist

Apply at applytexas.org

Submit your SAT/ACT scores (SAT Code: 0366, ACT Code: 4045)

Apply for scholarships online by December 1 at applytexas.org

Check your application status at appcheck.tamucc.edu

Submit your financial aid form online at fafsa.ed.gov, available January 1. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s school code is 011161. (Priority deadline is March 31)

Check your financial aid status at sail.tamucc.edu

After Admission Checklist

Activate Islander Email online. Instructions are available at it.tamucc.edu

Apply for on-campus housing at housing.tamucc.edu. On-campus housing fills up quickly, so apply early!

Submit test scores or exemptions to meet Texas Success Initiative requirements. Visit testing.tamucc.edu for more information.

Sign up for New Student Orientation at orientation.tamucc.edu.

Submit Bacterial Meningitis Immunization documentation to the Office of Recruitment and Admissions before attending New Student Orientation. Visit admissions.tamucc.edu/meningitis.html to find out how.

Apply online at housing.tamucc.edu or call 361.825.5000

How Will I Get In? How Will I Apply? What Will I Study? How Will I Pay?

For more information on Island University degrees go to tamucc.edu/academics

Offering more than 80 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has proudly provided a solid academic curriculum, renowned faculty and highly rated degree programs since 1947.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESSUndergraduate DegreesAccounting ................................................ BBA Economics ................................................. BBA Finance ...................................................... BBA General Business ....................................... BBA Management ............................................. BBAManagement Information Systems............... BBAMarketing .................................................. BBA

Minors •Accounting •BusinessAdministration •Economics •Entrepreneurship •HumanResourceManagement •InternationalBusiness •Management •ManagementInformationSystems •Marketing •PersonalFinancialPlanning

Graduate DegreesAccounting ............................................. MAccBusiness ................................................... MBA

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONUndergraduate Degrees Athletic Training.................................................BSInterdisciplinary Studies

(Teacher Education).................................. BSIS Kinesiology .................................................. BS

Minors•Education•Kinesiology•MilitaryScience

Teacher CertificationEarly Childhood to Grade 6•GeneralistwithReadingSpecialization •BilingualGeneralist

Grades 4-8•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •Mathematics •Science •SocialStudies

Grades 7-12•ComputerScience(8-12)•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •History •LifeScience •Mathematics •PhysicalScience(6-12) •SocialStudies •Speech

Early Childhood to Grade 12•Art •Music •PhysicalEducation •Spanish •SpecialEducation •Theatre

Graduate DegreesCounseling ................................................. MS Counselor Education.................................... PhDCurriculum and Instruction.....................MS, PhDEarly Childhood Education............................... MSEducational Administration ........................... MS Educational Leadership ................................ EdD Instructional Design and Educational Technology ................................................ MS Elementary Education .............. ................... MS

Kinesiology .............................. ................... MS Reading ................................... ................... MS Secondary Education ............... ................... MS Special Education .................... ................... MS

Graduate Certificates•AlternativeCertificationofEducators(ACE)•EducationalDiagnostician•Principal•ReadingSpecialist•SchoolCounselor•Superintendent•Supplemental(Bilingual,Gifted and Talented, ESL)

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSUndergraduate DegreesApplied Science .......................................... BA Art ....................................................... BA, BFA Communication ........................................... BA Criminal Justice............................................. BSEconomics ................................................... BAEnglish ......................................................... BAHistory ......................................................... BAMusic ................................................... BA, BMPhilosophy ................................................... BAPolitical Science ........................................... BAPsychology .................................................. BASociology .................................................... BASpanish........................................................ BATheatre ........................................................ BAUniversity Studies …...................... BA, BS, BAAS

Undergraduate Certificates•Dance•MediaArts•TeachingEnglishasaSecond Language (TESOL)

Minors•ArtHistory•Communication•CreativeWriting•CriminalJustice•English(Literature)•EuropeanUnionStudies•History•Journalism•LatinAmericanStudies•MexicanAmericanStudies•Music •MusicIndustry•Philosophy•PoliticalScience •Psychology•PublicRelations•ReligiousStudies•SocialWork•Sociology•Spanish•StudioArt•Technical/ProfessionalWriting•Theatre•WomenandGenderStudies

Graduate DegreesArt, Studio ..........................................MA, MFACommunication .......................................... MAEnglish ........................................................ MAHistory ........................................................ MAPsychology ................................................. MAPublic Administration.................................. MPA

Graduate Certificates•HomelandSecurity•Non-ProfitManagement

COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCESUndergraduate DegreesHealth Sciences ....................................... BSHSNursing ..................................................... BSNNursing .............................................. RN/BSN

Minors•HealthScience

Graduate DegreesNursing .................................................... MSNNursing ..................................................... PhD Cooperative, in conjunction with Texas Woman’s University

Graduate Certificates• Family Nurse Practitioner•HealthCareAdministration•LeadershipinNursingSystems•NurseEducator

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGUndergraduate DegreesBiology ........................................................ BSBiomedical Sciences .................................... BSChemistry .................................................... BSComputer Science ....................................... BSElectrical Engineering Technology .................. BSEnvironmental Science................................... BSGeographic Information Science ..................................................... BSGeology ...................................................... BSMathematics ................................................ BSMechanical Engineering.................................. BS Mechanical Engineering Technology............. BSPhysics ..........................................................BS

Minors•Biology•Chemistry •ComputerScience•ElectricalEngineeringTechnology•EnvironmentalScience •GeographicInformationScience•Geography•Geology•Mathematics•MechanicalEngineeringTechnology•Physics

Graduate DegreesBiology ....................................................... MSCoastal and Marine System Science.............. PhDComputer Science ...........................................MSEnvironmental Science.....................................MSGeospatial Surveying Engineering.................. MSFisheries and Mariculture................................. MSMarine Biology ....................................MS, PhDMathematics ................................................MSMaster’s International Program

Graduate Certificates•ClinicalLabratoryScience•GeographicInformationScience•GeomaticsPre-Professional •Pre-Dentistry•Pre-Law•Pre-Medicine•Pre-OccupationalTherapy•Pre-Optometry•Pre-Pharmacy•Pre-PhysicalTherapy•Pre-PhysicianAssistant•Pre-VeterinaryMedicine

If you have any questions, contact admissions at 1.800.4.TAMUCC or email admiss@tamucc.edu

Visit admissions.tamucc.edu

Complete the online application

Submit the $40 application fee ($75 for International Students)

If you are applying as a freshman, have your high school send an official transcript to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions:

Texas A&M University-Corpus ChristiOffice of Recruitment & Admissions

6300 Ocean Drive, Unit 5774CorpusChristi,Texas78412-5774

Have SAT or ACT scores sent directly to the University. The codes are: SAT, 0366; ACT, 4045.

SATACT

Take the first steps to becoming an Islander at

applytexas.org

If you have prior college credits, have those colleges send official transcripts to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions.

The Office of Student Financial Assistance works with students on an individual basis to identify funding opportunities for which they qualify. Such financial assistance can be in the form of grants, scholarships, federal loan programs and campus employment. We also offer tuition waivers, exemptions, installment payment plans and credit card payments.

osfa.tamucc.eduApply for Federal Student Aid

Fill out the online application for Federal Student Aid at fafsa.ed.gov

To have the best opportunity to receive aid, students should apply by the March 31 deadline.You will need items such as your Social Security Number, driver’s license, income tax returns, bank statements, and investment records.Answering a few simple questions on the website will help determine if you need to provide parental information.The school code for Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is 011161

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The Scholarship Office offers a variety of academically competitive scholarships and talent-based scholarships. Also available are scholarships that support students who have special economic needs, are pursuing a specific academic field, exhibit certain leadership skills or are making a designated career choice.

Apply for Scholarships

For the Freshman Scholarship Program, the following required materials must be postmarked by December 1:

Admissions and Scholarship Applications at applytexas.org

ACT or SAT test scoresHigh school transcript with class rank

The Apply Texas Scholarship Application is for incoming freshmen only. Once admitted, students may also complete the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Undergraduate Scholarship Application at scholarships.tamucc.edu to be considered for additional scholarship opportunities. You can contact the Scholarship Office at 361.825.3703 or email: scholarships@tamucc.edu.

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First-time freshmen seeking admission should graduate high school with one of the following diploma types: (HB5) Distinguished Achievement, (UAP) Recommended, or (UAP) Distinguished.

Automatic Admission StandardsStudents that have met the required diploma type may obtain automatic admission to the University by meeting the SAT/ACT requirement by class rank quartile according to the table below.

Class rank

Top10%

Next15%

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

SAT Composite Score

No minimum

900

1000

1100

1200

ACT Composite Score

No minimum

19

21

23

27

Laboratory Science 4 units

At least one credit must be in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics

English 4 units

English 1, 2, 3, 4

Social Studies 4 units

Economics*, World History, World Geography Studies,

U.S. History, or U.S. Government

Mathematics 4 units

Algebra I*, Geometry*, Algebra II*, and a higher math ++

Meet standards of the State of Texas Uniform Admission

Policy (UAP)

admissions.tamucc.edu/UAP

Priority Application Dates

Your application, application fee, transcripts, test scores, and all documentation must be received by the Office of Recruitment & Admissions by:

Fall Semester: March 1

Deadline:July1

Spring Semester: November 1

Summer Semester: April 1

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Foreign Language 2 units

The credits must consist of any two consecutive units in the same

language

Applicants following the HB5 Distinguished Achievement High School program will have their high school transcript evaluated to determine successful completion of required curriculum and endorsement units.*

* Identifies course required to satisfy curriculum unit. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi admission requirements are in compliance with and are subject to change according to the regulations outlined in Texas Education Code (TEC) section 51.803 - 51.809. Under the State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy.

The SAT scores reflected in the table above include the combination of the Critical Reading and Math Sections. Our current test score requirements do not include the writing section component.

Applicants following the (UAP) Recommended or (UAP) Distinguished High School program must meet the following high school unit requirements: meet the following high school unit requirements:

How Will I Get In? How Will I Apply? What Will I Study? How Will I Pay?

For more information on Island University degrees go to tamucc.edu/academics

Offering more than 80 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has proudly provided a solid academic curriculum, renowned faculty and highly rated degree programs since 1947.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESSUndergraduate DegreesAccounting ................................................ BBA Economics ................................................. BBA Finance ...................................................... BBA General Business ....................................... BBA Management ............................................. BBAManagement Information Systems............... BBAMarketing .................................................. BBA

Minors •Accounting •BusinessAdministration •Economics •Entrepreneurship •HumanResourceManagement •InternationalBusiness •Management •ManagementInformationSystems •Marketing •PersonalFinancialPlanning

Graduate DegreesAccounting ............................................. MAccBusiness ................................................... MBA

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONUndergraduate Degrees Athletic Training.................................................BSInterdisciplinary Studies

(Teacher Education).................................. BSIS Kinesiology .................................................. BS

Minors•Education•Kinesiology•MilitaryScience

Teacher CertificationEarly Childhood to Grade 6•GeneralistwithReadingSpecialization •BilingualGeneralist

Grades 4-8•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •Mathematics •Science •SocialStudies

Grades 7-12•ComputerScience(8-12)•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •History •LifeScience •Mathematics •PhysicalScience(6-12) •SocialStudies •Speech

Early Childhood to Grade 12•Art •Music •PhysicalEducation •Spanish •SpecialEducation •Theatre

Graduate DegreesCounseling ................................................. MS Counselor Education.................................... PhDCurriculum and Instruction.....................MS, PhDEarly Childhood Education............................... MSEducational Administration ........................... MS Educational Leadership ................................ EdD Instructional Design and Educational Technology ................................................ MS Elementary Education .............. ................... MS

Kinesiology .............................. ................... MS Reading ................................... ................... MS Secondary Education ............... ................... MS Special Education .................... ................... MS

Graduate Certificates•AlternativeCertificationofEducators(ACE)•EducationalDiagnostician•Principal•ReadingSpecialist•SchoolCounselor•Superintendent•Supplemental(Bilingual,Gifted and Talented, ESL)

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSUndergraduate DegreesApplied Science .......................................... BA Art ....................................................... BA, BFA Communication ........................................... BA Criminal Justice............................................. BSEconomics ................................................... BAEnglish ......................................................... BAHistory ......................................................... BAMusic ................................................... BA, BMPhilosophy ................................................... BAPolitical Science ........................................... BAPsychology .................................................. BASociology .................................................... BASpanish........................................................ BATheatre ........................................................ BAUniversity Studies …...................... BA, BS, BAAS

Undergraduate Certificates•Dance•MediaArts•TeachingEnglishasaSecond Language (TESOL)

Minors•ArtHistory•Communication•CreativeWriting•CriminalJustice•English(Literature)•EuropeanUnionStudies•History•Journalism•LatinAmericanStudies•MexicanAmericanStudies•Music •MusicIndustry•Philosophy•PoliticalScience •Psychology•PublicRelations•ReligiousStudies•SocialWork•Sociology•Spanish•StudioArt•Technical/ProfessionalWriting•Theatre•WomenandGenderStudies

Graduate DegreesArt, Studio ..........................................MA, MFACommunication .......................................... MAEnglish ........................................................ MAHistory ........................................................ MAPsychology ................................................. MAPublic Administration.................................. MPA

Graduate Certificates•HomelandSecurity•Non-ProfitManagement

COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCESUndergraduate DegreesHealth Sciences ....................................... BSHSNursing ..................................................... BSNNursing .............................................. RN/BSN

Minors•HealthScience

Graduate DegreesNursing .................................................... MSNNursing ..................................................... PhD Cooperative, in conjunction with Texas Woman’s University

Graduate Certificates• Family Nurse Practitioner•HealthCareAdministration•LeadershipinNursingSystems•NurseEducator

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGUndergraduate DegreesBiology ........................................................ BSBiomedical Sciences .................................... BSChemistry .................................................... BSComputer Science ....................................... BSElectrical Engineering Technology .................. BSEnvironmental Science................................... BSGeographic Information Science ..................................................... BSGeology ...................................................... BSMathematics ................................................ BSMechanical Engineering.................................. BS Mechanical Engineering Technology............. BSPhysics ..........................................................BS

Minors•Biology•Chemistry •ComputerScience•ElectricalEngineeringTechnology•EnvironmentalScience •GeographicInformationScience•Geography•Geology•Mathematics•MechanicalEngineeringTechnology•Physics

Graduate DegreesBiology ....................................................... MSCoastal and Marine System Science.............. PhDComputer Science ...........................................MSEnvironmental Science.....................................MSGeospatial Surveying Engineering.................. MSFisheries and Mariculture................................. MSMarine Biology ....................................MS, PhDMathematics ................................................MSMaster’s International Program

Graduate Certificates•ClinicalLabratoryScience•GeographicInformationScience•GeomaticsPre-Professional •Pre-Dentistry•Pre-Law•Pre-Medicine•Pre-OccupationalTherapy•Pre-Optometry•Pre-Pharmacy•Pre-PhysicalTherapy•Pre-PhysicianAssistant•Pre-VeterinaryMedicine

If you have any questions, contact admissions at 1.800.4.TAMUCC or email admiss@tamucc.edu

Visit admissions.tamucc.edu

Complete the online application

Submit the $40 application fee ($75 for International Students)

If you are applying as a freshman, have your high school send an official transcript to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions:

Texas A&M University-Corpus ChristiOffice of Recruitment & Admissions

6300 Ocean Drive, Unit 5774CorpusChristi,Texas78412-5774

Have SAT or ACT scores sent directly to the University. The codes are: SAT, 0366; ACT, 4045.

SATACT

Take the first steps to becoming an Islander at

applytexas.org

If you have prior college credits, have those colleges send official transcripts to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions.

The Office of Student Financial Assistance works with students on an individual basis to identify funding opportunities for which they qualify. Such financial assistance can be in the form of grants, scholarships, federal loan programs and campus employment. We also offer tuition waivers, exemptions, installment payment plans and credit card payments.

osfa.tamucc.eduApply for Federal Student Aid

Fill out the online application for Federal Student Aid at fafsa.ed.gov

To have the best opportunity to receive aid, students should apply by the March 31 deadline.You will need items such as your Social Security Number, driver’s license, income tax returns, bank statements, and investment records.Answering a few simple questions on the website will help determine if you need to provide parental information.The school code for Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is 011161

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The Scholarship Office offers a variety of academically competitive scholarships and talent-based scholarships. Also available are scholarships that support students who have special economic needs, are pursuing a specific academic field, exhibit certain leadership skills or are making a designated career choice.

Apply for Scholarships

For the Freshman Scholarship Program, the following required materials must be postmarked by December 1:

Admissions and Scholarship Applications at applytexas.org

ACT or SAT test scoresHigh school transcript with class rank

The Apply Texas Scholarship Application is for incoming freshmen only. Once admitted, students may also complete the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Undergraduate Scholarship Application at scholarships.tamucc.edu to be considered for additional scholarship opportunities. You can contact the Scholarship Office at 361.825.3703 or email: scholarships@tamucc.edu.

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First-time freshmen seeking admission should graduate high school with one of the following diploma types: (HB5) Distinguished Achievement, (UAP) Recommended, or (UAP) Distinguished.

Automatic Admission StandardsStudents that have met the required diploma type may obtain automatic admission to the University by meeting the SAT/ACT requirement by class rank quartile according to the table below.

Class rank

Top10%

Next15%

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

SAT Composite Score

No minimum

900

1000

1100

1200

ACT Composite Score

No minimum

19

21

23

27

Laboratory Science 4 units

At least one credit must be in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics

English 4 units

English 1, 2, 3, 4

Social Studies 4 units

Economics*, World History, World Geography Studies,

U.S. History, or U.S. Government

Mathematics 4 units

Algebra I*, Geometry*, Algebra II*, and a higher math ++

Meet standards of the State of Texas Uniform Admission

Policy (UAP)

admissions.tamucc.edu/UAP

Priority Application Dates

Your application, application fee, transcripts, test scores, and all documentation must be received by the Office of Recruitment & Admissions by:

Fall Semester: March 1

Deadline:July1

Spring Semester: November 1

Summer Semester: April 1

*Listasof2014-2015Catalog

Foreign Language 2 units

The credits must consist of any two consecutive units in the same

language

Applicants following the HB5 Distinguished Achievement High School program will have their high school transcript evaluated to determine successful completion of required curriculum and endorsement units.*

* Identifies course required to satisfy curriculum unit. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi admission requirements are in compliance with and are subject to change according to the regulations outlined in Texas Education Code (TEC) section 51.803 - 51.809. Under the State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy.

The SAT scores reflected in the table above include the combination of the Critical Reading and Math Sections. Our current test score requirements do not include the writing section component.

Applicants following the (UAP) Recommended or (UAP) Distinguished High School program must meet the following high school unit requirements: meet the following high school unit requirements:

How Will I Get In? How Will I Apply? What Will I Study? How Will I Pay?

For more information on Island University degrees go to tamucc.edu/academics

Offering more than 80 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has proudly provided a solid academic curriculum, renowned faculty and highly rated degree programs since 1947.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESSUndergraduate DegreesAccounting ................................................ BBA Economics ................................................. BBA Finance ...................................................... BBA General Business ....................................... BBA Management ............................................. BBAManagement Information Systems............... BBAMarketing .................................................. BBA

Minors •Accounting •BusinessAdministration •Economics •Entrepreneurship •HumanResourceManagement •InternationalBusiness •Management •ManagementInformationSystems •Marketing •PersonalFinancialPlanning

Graduate DegreesAccounting ............................................. MAccBusiness ................................................... MBA

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONUndergraduate Degrees Athletic Training.................................................BSInterdisciplinary Studies

(Teacher Education).................................. BSIS Kinesiology .................................................. BS

Minors•Education•Kinesiology•MilitaryScience

Teacher CertificationEarly Childhood to Grade 6•GeneralistwithReadingSpecialization •BilingualGeneralist

Grades 4-8•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •Mathematics •Science •SocialStudies

Grades 7-12•ComputerScience(8-12)•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •History •LifeScience •Mathematics •PhysicalScience(6-12) •SocialStudies •Speech

Early Childhood to Grade 12•Art •Music •PhysicalEducation •Spanish •SpecialEducation •Theatre

Graduate DegreesCounseling ................................................. MS Counselor Education.................................... PhDCurriculum and Instruction.....................MS, PhDEarly Childhood Education............................... MSEducational Administration ........................... MS Educational Leadership ................................ EdD Instructional Design and Educational Technology ................................................ MS Elementary Education .............. ................... MS

Kinesiology .............................. ................... MS Reading ................................... ................... MS Secondary Education ............... ................... MS Special Education .................... ................... MS

Graduate Certificates•AlternativeCertificationofEducators(ACE)•EducationalDiagnostician•Principal•ReadingSpecialist•SchoolCounselor•Superintendent•Supplemental(Bilingual,Gifted and Talented, ESL)

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSUndergraduate DegreesApplied Science .......................................... BA Art ....................................................... BA, BFA Communication ........................................... BA Criminal Justice............................................. BSEconomics ................................................... BAEnglish ......................................................... BAHistory ......................................................... BAMusic ................................................... BA, BMPhilosophy ................................................... BAPolitical Science ........................................... BAPsychology .................................................. BASociology .................................................... BASpanish........................................................ BATheatre ........................................................ BAUniversity Studies …...................... BA, BS, BAAS

Undergraduate Certificates•Dance•MediaArts•TeachingEnglishasaSecond Language (TESOL)

Minors•ArtHistory•Communication•CreativeWriting•CriminalJustice•English(Literature)•EuropeanUnionStudies•History•Journalism•LatinAmericanStudies•MexicanAmericanStudies•Music •MusicIndustry•Philosophy•PoliticalScience •Psychology•PublicRelations•ReligiousStudies•SocialWork•Sociology•Spanish•StudioArt•Technical/ProfessionalWriting•Theatre•WomenandGenderStudies

Graduate DegreesArt, Studio ..........................................MA, MFACommunication .......................................... MAEnglish ........................................................ MAHistory ........................................................ MAPsychology ................................................. MAPublic Administration.................................. MPA

Graduate Certificates•HomelandSecurity•Non-ProfitManagement

COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCESUndergraduate DegreesHealth Sciences ....................................... BSHSNursing ..................................................... BSNNursing .............................................. RN/BSN

Minors•HealthScience

Graduate DegreesNursing .................................................... MSNNursing ..................................................... PhD Cooperative, in conjunction with Texas Woman’s University

Graduate Certificates• Family Nurse Practitioner•HealthCareAdministration•LeadershipinNursingSystems•NurseEducator

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGUndergraduate DegreesBiology ........................................................ BSBiomedical Sciences .................................... BSChemistry .................................................... BSComputer Science ....................................... BSElectrical Engineering Technology .................. BSEnvironmental Science................................... BSGeographic Information Science ..................................................... BSGeology ...................................................... BSMathematics ................................................ BSMechanical Engineering.................................. BS Mechanical Engineering Technology............. BSPhysics ..........................................................BS

Minors•Biology•Chemistry •ComputerScience•ElectricalEngineeringTechnology•EnvironmentalScience •GeographicInformationScience•Geography•Geology•Mathematics•MechanicalEngineeringTechnology•Physics

Graduate DegreesBiology ....................................................... MSCoastal and Marine System Science.............. PhDComputer Science ...........................................MSEnvironmental Science.....................................MSGeospatial Surveying Engineering.................. MSFisheries and Mariculture................................. MSMarine Biology ....................................MS, PhDMathematics ................................................MSMaster’s International Program

Graduate Certificates•ClinicalLabratoryScience•GeographicInformationScience•GeomaticsPre-Professional •Pre-Dentistry•Pre-Law•Pre-Medicine•Pre-OccupationalTherapy•Pre-Optometry•Pre-Pharmacy•Pre-PhysicalTherapy•Pre-PhysicianAssistant•Pre-VeterinaryMedicine

If you have any questions, contact admissions at 1.800.4.TAMUCC or email admiss@tamucc.edu

Visit admissions.tamucc.edu

Complete the online application

Submit the $40 application fee ($75 for International Students)

If you are applying as a freshman, have your high school send an official transcript to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions:

Texas A&M University-Corpus ChristiOffice of Recruitment & Admissions

6300 Ocean Drive, Unit 5774CorpusChristi,Texas78412-5774

Have SAT or ACT scores sent directly to the University. The codes are: SAT, 0366; ACT, 4045.

SATACT

Take the first steps to becoming an Islander at

applytexas.org

If you have prior college credits, have those colleges send official transcripts to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions.

The Office of Student Financial Assistance works with students on an individual basis to identify funding opportunities for which they qualify. Such financial assistance can be in the form of grants, scholarships, federal loan programs and campus employment. We also offer tuition waivers, exemptions, installment payment plans and credit card payments.

osfa.tamucc.eduApply for Federal Student Aid

Fill out the online application for Federal Student Aid at fafsa.ed.gov

To have the best opportunity to receive aid, students should apply by the March 31 deadline.You will need items such as your Social Security Number, driver’s license, income tax returns, bank statements, and investment records.Answering a few simple questions on the website will help determine if you need to provide parental information.The school code for Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is 011161

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☐

☐

The Scholarship Office offers a variety of academically competitive scholarships and talent-based scholarships. Also available are scholarships that support students who have special economic needs, are pursuing a specific academic field, exhibit certain leadership skills or are making a designated career choice.

Apply for Scholarships

For the Freshman Scholarship Program, the following required materials must be postmarked by December 1:

Admissions and Scholarship Applications at applytexas.org

ACT or SAT test scoresHigh school transcript with class rank

The Apply Texas Scholarship Application is for incoming freshmen only. Once admitted, students may also complete the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Undergraduate Scholarship Application at scholarships.tamucc.edu to be considered for additional scholarship opportunities. You can contact the Scholarship Office at 361.825.3703 or email: scholarships@tamucc.edu.

☐

☐☐

First-time freshmen seeking admission should graduate high school with one of the following diploma types: (HB5) Distinguished Achievement, (UAP) Recommended, or (UAP) Distinguished.

Automatic Admission StandardsStudents that have met the required diploma type may obtain automatic admission to the University by meeting the SAT/ACT requirement by class rank quartile according to the table below.

Class rank

Top10%

Next15%

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

SAT Composite Score

No minimum

900

1000

1100

1200

ACT Composite Score

No minimum

19

21

23

27

Laboratory Science 4 units

At least one credit must be in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics

English 4 units

English 1, 2, 3, 4

Social Studies 4 units

Economics*, World History, World Geography Studies,

U.S. History, or U.S. Government

Mathematics 4 units

Algebra I*, Geometry*, Algebra II*, and a higher math ++

Meet standards of the State of Texas Uniform Admission

Policy (UAP)

admissions.tamucc.edu/UAP

Priority Application Dates

Your application, application fee, transcripts, test scores, and all documentation must be received by the Office of Recruitment & Admissions by:

Fall Semester: March 1

Deadline:July1

Spring Semester: November 1

Summer Semester: April 1

*Listasof2014-2015Catalog

Foreign Language 2 units

The credits must consist of any two consecutive units in the same

language

Applicants following the HB5 Distinguished Achievement High School program will have their high school transcript evaluated to determine successful completion of required curriculum and endorsement units.*

* Identifies course required to satisfy curriculum unit. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi admission requirements are in compliance with and are subject to change according to the regulations outlined in Texas Education Code (TEC) section 51.803 - 51.809. Under the State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy.

The SAT scores reflected in the table above include the combination of the Critical Reading and Math Sections. Our current test score requirements do not include the writing section component.

Applicants following the (UAP) Recommended or (UAP) Distinguished High School program must meet the following high school unit requirements: meet the following high school unit requirements:

How Will I Get In? How Will I Apply? What Will I Study? How Will I Pay?

For more information on Island University degrees go to tamucc.edu/academics

Offering more than 80 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has proudly provided a solid academic curriculum, renowned faculty and highly rated degree programs since 1947.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESSUndergraduate DegreesAccounting ................................................ BBA Economics ................................................. BBA Finance ...................................................... BBA General Business ....................................... BBA Management ............................................. BBAManagement Information Systems............... BBAMarketing .................................................. BBA

Minors •Accounting •BusinessAdministration •Economics •Entrepreneurship •HumanResourceManagement •InternationalBusiness •Management •ManagementInformationSystems •Marketing •PersonalFinancialPlanning

Graduate DegreesAccounting ............................................. MAccBusiness ................................................... MBA

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONUndergraduate Degrees Athletic Training.................................................BSInterdisciplinary Studies

(Teacher Education).................................. BSIS Kinesiology .................................................. BS

Minors•Education•Kinesiology•MilitaryScience

Teacher CertificationEarly Childhood to Grade 6•GeneralistwithReadingSpecialization •BilingualGeneralist

Grades 4-8•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •Mathematics •Science •SocialStudies

Grades 7-12•ComputerScience(8-12)•EnglishLanguageArtsandReading •History •LifeScience •Mathematics •PhysicalScience(6-12) •SocialStudies •Speech

Early Childhood to Grade 12•Art •Music •PhysicalEducation •Spanish •SpecialEducation •Theatre

Graduate DegreesCounseling ................................................. MS Counselor Education.................................... PhDCurriculum and Instruction.....................MS, PhDEarly Childhood Education............................... MSEducational Administration ........................... MS Educational Leadership ................................ EdD Instructional Design and Educational Technology ................................................ MS Elementary Education .............. ................... MS

Kinesiology .............................. ................... MS Reading ................................... ................... MS Secondary Education ............... ................... MS Special Education .................... ................... MS

Graduate Certificates•AlternativeCertificationofEducators(ACE)•EducationalDiagnostician•Principal•ReadingSpecialist•SchoolCounselor•Superintendent•Supplemental(Bilingual,Gifted and Talented, ESL)

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSUndergraduate DegreesApplied Science .......................................... BA Art ....................................................... BA, BFA Communication ........................................... BA Criminal Justice............................................. BSEconomics ................................................... BAEnglish ......................................................... BAHistory ......................................................... BAMusic ................................................... BA, BMPhilosophy ................................................... BAPolitical Science ........................................... BAPsychology .................................................. BASociology .................................................... BASpanish........................................................ BATheatre ........................................................ BAUniversity Studies …...................... BA, BS, BAAS

Undergraduate Certificates•Dance•MediaArts•TeachingEnglishasaSecond Language (TESOL)

Minors•ArtHistory•Communication•CreativeWriting•CriminalJustice•English(Literature)•EuropeanUnionStudies•History•Journalism•LatinAmericanStudies•MexicanAmericanStudies•Music •MusicIndustry•Philosophy•PoliticalScience •Psychology•PublicRelations•ReligiousStudies•SocialWork•Sociology•Spanish•StudioArt•Technical/ProfessionalWriting•Theatre•WomenandGenderStudies

Graduate DegreesArt, Studio ..........................................MA, MFACommunication .......................................... MAEnglish ........................................................ MAHistory ........................................................ MAPsychology ................................................. MAPublic Administration.................................. MPA

Graduate Certificates•HomelandSecurity•Non-ProfitManagement

COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCESUndergraduate DegreesHealth Sciences ....................................... BSHSNursing ..................................................... BSNNursing .............................................. RN/BSN

Minors•HealthScience

Graduate DegreesNursing .................................................... MSNNursing ..................................................... PhD Cooperative, in conjunction with Texas Woman’s University

Graduate Certificates• Family Nurse Practitioner•HealthCareAdministration•LeadershipinNursingSystems•NurseEducator

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGUndergraduate DegreesBiology ........................................................ BSBiomedical Sciences .................................... BSChemistry .................................................... BSComputer Science ....................................... BSElectrical Engineering Technology .................. BSEnvironmental Science................................... BSGeographic Information Science ..................................................... BSGeology ...................................................... BSMathematics ................................................ BSMechanical Engineering.................................. BS Mechanical Engineering Technology............. BSPhysics ..........................................................BS

Minors•Biology•Chemistry •ComputerScience•ElectricalEngineeringTechnology•EnvironmentalScience •GeographicInformationScience•Geography•Geology•Mathematics•MechanicalEngineeringTechnology•Physics

Graduate DegreesBiology ....................................................... MSCoastal and Marine System Science.............. PhDComputer Science ...........................................MSEnvironmental Science.....................................MSGeospatial Surveying Engineering.................. MSFisheries and Mariculture................................. MSMarine Biology ....................................MS, PhDMathematics ................................................MSMaster’s International Program

Graduate Certificates•ClinicalLabratoryScience•GeographicInformationScience•GeomaticsPre-Professional •Pre-Dentistry•Pre-Law•Pre-Medicine•Pre-OccupationalTherapy•Pre-Optometry•Pre-Pharmacy•Pre-PhysicalTherapy•Pre-PhysicianAssistant•Pre-VeterinaryMedicine

If you have any questions, contact admissions at 1.800.4.TAMUCC or email admiss@tamucc.edu

Visit admissions.tamucc.edu

Complete the online application

Submit the $40 application fee ($75 for International Students)

If you are applying as a freshman, have your high school send an official transcript to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions:

Texas A&M University-Corpus ChristiOffice of Recruitment & Admissions

6300 Ocean Drive, Unit 5774CorpusChristi,Texas78412-5774

Have SAT or ACT scores sent directly to the University. The codes are: SAT, 0366; ACT, 4045.

SATACT

Take the first steps to becoming an Islander at

applytexas.org

If you have prior college credits, have those colleges send official transcripts to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions.

The Office of Student Financial Assistance works with students on an individual basis to identify funding opportunities for which they qualify. Such financial assistance can be in the form of grants, scholarships, federal loan programs and campus employment. We also offer tuition waivers, exemptions, installment payment plans and credit card payments.

osfa.tamucc.eduApply for Federal Student Aid

Fill out the online application for Federal Student Aid at fafsa.ed.gov

To have the best opportunity to receive aid, students should apply by the March 31 deadline.You will need items such as your Social Security Number, driver’s license, income tax returns, bank statements, and investment records.Answering a few simple questions on the website will help determine if you need to provide parental information.The school code for Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is 011161

☐

☐

☐

☐

The Scholarship Office offers a variety of academically competitive scholarships and talent-based scholarships. Also available are scholarships that support students who have special economic needs, are pursuing a specific academic field, exhibit certain leadership skills or are making a designated career choice.

Apply for Scholarships

For the Freshman Scholarship Program, the following required materials must be postmarked by December 1:

Admissions and Scholarship Applications at applytexas.org

ACT or SAT test scoresHigh school transcript with class rank

The Apply Texas Scholarship Application is for incoming freshmen only. Once admitted, students may also complete the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Undergraduate Scholarship Application at scholarships.tamucc.edu to be considered for additional scholarship opportunities. You can contact the Scholarship Office at 361.825.3703 or email: scholarships@tamucc.edu.

☐

☐☐

First-time freshmen seeking admission should graduate high school with one of the following diploma types: (HB5) Distinguished Achievement, (UAP) Recommended, or (UAP) Distinguished.

Automatic Admission StandardsStudents that have met the required diploma type may obtain automatic admission to the University by meeting the SAT/ACT requirement by class rank quartile according to the table below.

Class rank

Top10%

Next15%

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

SAT Composite Score

No minimum

900

1000

1100

1200

ACT Composite Score

No minimum

19

21

23

27

Laboratory Science 4 units

At least one credit must be in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics

English 4 units

English 1, 2, 3, 4

Social Studies 4 units

Economics*, World History, World Geography Studies,

U.S. History, or U.S. Government

Mathematics 4 units

Algebra I*, Geometry*, Algebra II*, and a higher math ++

Meet standards of the State of Texas Uniform Admission

Policy (UAP)

admissions.tamucc.edu/UAP

Priority Application Dates

Your application, application fee, transcripts, test scores, and all documentation must be received by the Office of Recruitment & Admissions by:

Fall Semester: March 1

Deadline:July1

Spring Semester: November 1

Summer Semester: April 1

*Listasof2014-2015Catalog

Foreign Language 2 units

The credits must consist of any two consecutive units in the same

language

Applicants following the HB5 Distinguished Achievement High School program will have their high school transcript evaluated to determine successful completion of required curriculum and endorsement units.*

* Identifies course required to satisfy curriculum unit. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi admission requirements are in compliance with and are subject to change according to the regulations outlined in Texas Education Code (TEC) section 51.803 - 51.809. Under the State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy.

The SAT scores reflected in the table above include the combination of the Critical Reading and Math Sections. Our current test score requirements do not include the writing section component.

Applicants following the (UAP) Recommended or (UAP) Distinguished High School program must meet the following high school unit requirements: meet the following high school unit requirements: