Returning Admissions

Returning

Texas A&M International University selects students for admission showing a commitment and desire to succeed in an academic environment. With over 70 undergraduate degrees, TAMIU offers a dynamic learning environment that embraces student academic growth. Join our diverse student and faculty family and discover "The International U."

Apply for returning admission if you were previously an undergraduate student at Texas A&M International University and are ready to return after taking one entire academic year off.

Degree-Seeking Requirements

1. Submit official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended with minimum grade point average of 2.0.
2. Students who have not taken Texas A&M International University classes for more than a year must re-apply via ApplyTexas*.

Note: Additional requirements exist for the School of Nursing and for Teacher Education Programs and Music.

Non-Degree-Seeking Requirements

1. Submit official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended with minimum grade point average of 2.0.
2. Students who have not taken Texas A&M International University classes for more than a year must re-apply via Go ApplyTexas.

Important Notice: A person who is earning university credits not applicable to a degree at Texas A&M International University is considered a special non-degree student. It is TAMIU policy to allow any student to enroll in any course for enrichment or other purpose as long as prerequisites are met or exceptions to these requirements are approved.

Students classified under this category are not entitled to claim the prerogative of graduating under the provisions of the Catalog in force at time of initial enrollment. Students may, on their own initiative, request at any time to be reclassified as a regular degree-seeking student. A written request for reclassification should be submitted to the Office of the University Registrar. The student will then become responsible for satisfying the requirements of the Catalog in force at the time of the request or any subsequent Catalog within the established five-year period of limitation. For additional information, call the Office of the Admissions at 956.326.2200.