The Alabama A&M Admission Portal

No matter if you’re a first-year student, transfer or non-degree seeking student, our admission portal has all of your admissions info and status available to check. It provides all of the essentials to kickoff your journey at Alabama A&M University – we hope you’re ready to start! Thank you for showing your enthusiasm to become part of the Javelina Nation!

First-Year

At your disposal is the incredible chance to attend a world-class university and build your life around learning. We will provide you with all of the resources and support so that you can become an active member of our Aggie family, ready to make a positive impact in both your local community and beyond.

Are you eager to make the most out of your first semester at Texas A&M? We’d be thrilled to have you join us. Let us help ignite your passion, build a solid foundation, and help you become the productive force that was meant for you.

Our admission portal is an invaluable resource for first-year students, from reviewing application checklist items to checking your status and more. Whether you’re a high school student or international student, our team is ready to provide assistance every step of the way!

Domestic Freshman applicants must fill out and submit the Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR), which details coursework, credits earned, grades, graduation plan/diploma type, grade point average and numerical class rank (if available). Students must possess a copy of their high school transcript to use as reference when filling out the SRAR.

Contradictions between a student’s SRAR and official final transcript could cause delay in their decision and even result in the admission file being rescinded. Therefore, it is imperative to review your file thoroughly and ensure all requirements have been fulfilled before the end of the application period.

Transfer applicants should submit an official high school transcript for each college or university they have attended as part of their application file. This should include a list of courses taken, grades earned for each one, and an official class rank. Moreover, those who have taken advantage of the GED program should possess an official certificate confirming its successful completion.

Transfer applicants should check the Admissions System to make sure all their requirements have been fulfilled and they’re on track for admission. If not, they can reach out to the Admissions Office to make arrangements.

International students must produce official academic records to prove they attended a high school or other educational institution with an academic curriculum patterned after the U.S. educational system and obtained their diploma.

Transfer

If you have taken classes at another college or university and wish to transfer those credits to Texas A&M-Commerce, our transfer staff is here to assist. With their expertise, we’ll make sure you’re prepared to start your Aggie journey!

If you are thinking about transferring to Texas A&M-Commerce, we suggest reviewing our transfer process and details by clicking the button below. We’ll guide you through it step-by-step so that you can begin your Aggie journey with complete assurance!

The initial step in applying as a transfer student is completing the Texas A&M-Commerce application. After you submit it, log in with your NetID to access all necessary tools and resources that will guide you throughout your application process.

To meet admission criteria, you must possess at least 12 transferable credit hours (excluding developmental courses) and an overall GPA of 2.0 on all transfer work. We encourage students to apply early so they can receive their admission decision before the fall semester begins.

Once accepted to Texas A&M-Commerce, you’ll receive a welcome letter with instructions for enrolling in your first course. Additionally, during this time you have the option of scheduling an orientation or meeting with an admissions advisor for a personalized welcome!

Check your transcripts and apply for scholarships using our online transfer portal. These features will make it easier to understand how college credits transfer and which courses will help you reach your objectives at a&m-Commerce!

If you have earned credit for military or non-traditional learning experiences, we provide several ways to take advantage of them. Furthermore, the American Council on Education accepts undergraduate credit recommendations for these experiences.

We have designed guided pathways and degree maps to help you visualize how your college credits fit into a four-year plan. Plus, our Bachelor Bonus allows you to finish earning your bachelor’s in less time by taking more credit!

Our dedicated admissions team has assisted over 3,000 transfer students on their path towards earning a degree at A&M-Commerce. We understand how hard you’ve worked to get where you are now and we want to do everything in our power to assist in reaching those objectives!

Non-Degree Seeking

If you plan to take courses at Texas A&M University but do not intend to earn a degree, non-degree seeking admission is an option. This type of admission is ideal for students who must fulfill certain pre-requisites or wish to take specific classes outside their major field.

As a non-degree student, you are ineligible for financial aid and must enroll in no more than eight credits per term. By registering for these courses, you agree to pay tuition and fees according to the payment policies and schedules established by the Board of Trustees. Furthermore, it is your responsibility to maintain a minimum grade point average.

Non-degree seeking applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible prior to the start of classes for your desired term of entry. You may also register for courses while they remain open (up until June 1 for Summer courses and July 1 for Fall courses)).

As part of the non-degree seeking application, you must fill out a non-degree seeking course section form. These forms can be obtained at the Registration Office and completed online.

After you submit your non-degree course section application, you will be notified via email if it has been approved or denied. After this, you will have access to the Course Registration Portal to begin enrolling in courses for these credits.

Please be aware that course sections may not be guaranteed for all non-degree seeking applicants and the College of Arts and Sciences reserves the right to cancel course offerings and sections when minimum enrollment numbers have been reached. Furthermore, some departments have the authority to limit non-degree students to a certain number of off-campus site-based or online course sections during any given semester.

For any inquiries related to enrollment, including degree verification and insurance inquiries, the Admissions and Registrar’s Office is the go-to resource. They also assist in registering for courses, obtaining transcripts and verifying residency.

International Students applying for non-degree seeking or certificate status should consult the Office of International Programs and Services to make sure they qualify to receive a Form I-20. Furthermore, if you are not a US citizen or permanent resident, immigration laws must also be adhered to when applying for such status.

Returning

Returning students are unique in many ways, and we’re delighted to offer them a range of advantages. We’re here for you every step of the way – from application to graduation – so that you can focus on studies and make the most out of your time at Texas A&M.

Our admission portal is an ideal starting point for your journey towards becoming a Texas A&M student. It provides all the essential details about your status as an Aggie, along with helpful tools designed to make the process as stress-free as possible.

Our portal provides up-to-date news and events from the campus community, as well as a quick and effortless way to request transcripts, view your billing statements, and much more.

The portal also includes some fun and engaging features to enhance your student experience. One such example is the a&m campus guide, which offers you an exclusive look at what awaits you on our green and gold campus.

To get started, log in to the portal using your student ID number and password. Look for a big blue button atop the navigation bar; once clicked, you’ll be greeted with an attractive welcome screen that provides helpful tips for getting to and from campus as well as other helpful info about available resources.

Take advantage of all that the A&M admission portal has to offer as you begin your journey towards becoming an Aggie!