Texas A&M Acceptance Rate: Class of 2030 (Latest)

Texas A&M admitted 57.4% of applicants in the most recently reported cycle, maintaining a steady level of selectivity. Although Class of 2030 figures are not out yet, this rate emphasizes the need for strong academic preparation. The university supports a massive undergraduate enrollment of 59,615 students while delivering an impressive 83.9% graduation rate.

Texas A&M Acceptance Rate

Official Class of 2030 figures are not public yet. Texas A&M has a reported acceptance rate of 57.4%.[1] That figure comes from federal reporting rather than a Common Data Set, so it covers the most recent year the U.S. Department of Education has published. This page is updated as soon as newer figures are available.

Admitted Student Profile at Texas A&M

The middle 50% of enrolled students reported:[1]

• SAT (combined mid-50%): 1150–1400 (EBRW 580–690, Math 570–710)
• ACT composite (mid-50%): 25–31
• High school GPA (mid-50%): 3.34–3.91

Texas A&M by the Numbers

• Yield rate: 49.0% of admitted students enroll
• Undergraduate enrollment: 59,615
• First-year retention: 94.3%
• Graduation rate: 83.9%

Figures are from federal reporting rather than a Common Data Set, so they describe enrolled students rather than the admitted pool.[1]

What This Means for Your Application

• Target strong test scores: Submitting an SAT score above 1400 or an ACT above 31 will place you in the top quarter of admitted students.
• Maintain excellent grades: Aiming for a high school GPA near 3.91 helps ensure your academic profile aligns with the strongest admitted candidates.
• Anticipate eager peers: A yield rate of 49.0% means that nearly half of accepted applicants enroll, demonstrating strong enthusiasm among your future classmates.
• Expect a loyal community: The impressive 94.3% first-year retention rate proves that the vast majority of freshmen are highly satisfied with their college choice.