Chances of getting into A&M? *help*

Thelma2
Thu, 20 Sep 2018 13:43:04 +0000

@futureaggie405
I really encourage you to have a back up school that is a safety, meaning, you know you have a good shot at being accepted, especially if you want to be accepted into a business school. The likelihood for any review applicant being offered admissions to Mays Business School is almost non existent. That you are in the 2nd quartile of your class decreases your chances of Mays even further not only for Mays, but to the University as well. That is not to say that applicants in the 2nd quartile of their class do not get accepted to the university, because they certainly do. Getting into A&M is very, very competitive for any review admit.

There are applicants in the second quarter of their class who are offered admissions to A&M and also to Blinn Team and Gateway. Blinn Team has pathway agreements for Mays that has guaranteed transition to Mays if the criteria is met. Unfortunately, the links to the agreements is not currently working, even if I access it directly from Blinn’s website. Blinn Team is an admissions offer and not something that an applicant can apply for.

Another option is the PTA program. https://admissions.tamu.edu/PTA Mays Business School is not part of PTA but other majors are. Many offered PSA go this route and attend Blinn Jr College. This is a program you must register for before you begin classes. There are other Community Colleges to participate with as well.

The breakdown for class 2022 is as follows. This is total applications received and the admissions offered, not enrolled. 41,760 total applicants
Admissions Offered:
11,159 Top 10% (26.7%)
4646 Academic (11.1%)
4115 Review full admissions (9.9%)
3813 Review Alternative admissions (blinn team, Mc Allen, Gateway) (9.1% )
11,518 PSA (27.6%) PSA
6509 Denied (15.6%) (incomplete or late applications)

If you take out the number of incomplete/late applications, and the number of auto/academic admit admissions offers,
That is 27,323 review applications that were reviewed for admissions.
of those review applicants, 4,115 offered full admissions (15%), 3813 were offered Alternative admissions (13.9%), and 11,518 were offered Pathway to System Admissions (PSA) (42.1%) of all review applicants are offered PSA.