How selective is the Texas A&M College Station General Engineering program?

FriscoDad
Sun, 03 Apr 2022 18:04:17 +0000

Yes your student has both Pure and Applied Math. In the old days (90s and early 2000) TAMU allowed A-Level students claiming all 4 Math classes (CalculusI/II/III/DifferentialE) with grade “A” (counted towards 4.0, not just credit) if you get A in A-Level. So you can tell how strong your student is.
For Physics, PHY206 will be very easy, but your student still need to be careful on ENGR216. The other class to pay attention is ENGR102. Python coding towards the end of semester for some reason can be tough even for top students. In other colleges, that Python class is a junior year class I think TAMU recognizes that so making it only 2 credit hours to ease the impact on students’ GPA.