Biomedical engineering at Texas A&M chances

[BlueBayouAZ]

@RoastedCoffee273

I am sorry but if he is Asian than he will have a harder time getting into any university that is better than his state schools. The problem with being Asian is that you have to compete among other Asians for the top spot at the top universities, and a lot of the time that’s only 20 percent of the seats available. The colleges like to try to diversify their student body but because Asian Americans in general place a giant emphasis on education, that usually results in higher competiton.

Yeah - I really don’t think that this applies to TAMU. Seriously not a factor. C7 of the common data set for TAMU says race/ethnic status in NOT a factor in admission decisions. If you look at the common data set for UT Austin you will see that it is a factor.

Roughly 8.4% of the undergraduate student population at TAMU Spring of 2020 on the college station campus was Asian. And that is American or legal resident I believe. International at 2.67% is a separate demo.