Freshmen & Transfer Admissions
We accept both freshman and transfer students as well as many students changing their major to Spatial Sciences from within Texas A&M University. Each type of applicant has specific steps that can be taken to best prepare themselves to become a Spatial Sciences major.
Spatial Sciences Undergraduate Student Handbook
This handbook is for undergraduates majoring in Spatial Sciences at Texas A&M University. It will answer many of your questions as you progress toward a Bachelor of Science degree by explaining methods and procedures used by the University. View the Spatial Sciences Undergraduate Student Handbook.
Freshmen Applicants
For information regarding Freshman admission requirements you should review the Freshman Admissions Web site. This will give you information on admission requirements, including SAT/ACT testing information, course requirements as well as any important deadlines.
Transfer Applicants
Transfer applicants are reviewed based on coursework completed at another college or university. Texas A&M has prepared a consolidated list of courses that are recommended to transfer students in order to have a strong foundation for entering A&M. Transfer students need to refer to this chart and also make sure Students taking courses at other Texas state educational institutions should refer to the Texas Common Course Numbering System to determine how courses will transfer into A&M.
Transfer students should have at least 24 hours of graded course work and a 2.5 GPR to be considered to admission into the Spacial Science degree. For additional information regarding transfer requirements please refer to the Transfer Admissions Web site.
Change of Major
Students who are currently attending Texas A&M and would like to request a change of major to Spatial Sciences need to contact an academic advisor. Entry into the major is granted on a caseby-case basis.
