Expanding Graduate Opportunities

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within the TAMU Bush School of Government and Public Service manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available and on a competitive basis, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

The TAMU Bush School of Government and Public Service provides admission for qualified graduates from WTAMU in masters programs where there is space and where WTAMU students meet the admission standards. Application and admission are by department, not college-wide.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU Bush School of Government and Public Service for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within the TAMU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available and on a competitive basis, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

The TAMU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences provides admission for qualified graduates from WTAMU in masters and doctoral programs where there is space, where WTAMU students meet the admission standards, and where there is a mutual interest by the student, department, and an advisory committee chair. Application and admission are by department, not college-wide.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences for more information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU College of Arts and Sciences

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within the TAMU College of Arts and Sciences manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. In some cases, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

The TAMU College of Arts and Sciences provides admission for qualified graduates from WTAMU in masters or doctoral programs where there is space and WTAMU students meet the admission standards. Application and admission are by department, not college-wide.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU College of Arts and Sciences for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU College of Engineering

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within the TAMU College of Engineering manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. In some cases, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially may include, but is not limited to scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship. The exact nature and level of the support may vary each year and with each student, and will be dependent upon available funding and experience opportunities.

The TAMU College of Engineering provides admission for qualified graduates from WTAMU in Ph.D. programs in Engineering to domestic students who meet specified requirements. Application and admission are by department, not college-wide.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU College of Engineering for up-to-date information on full program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU Mays Business School

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within TAMU Mays Business School manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experiences, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students. Application and admission are by department.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU Mays Business School for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU School of Architecture

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within the TAMU College of Architecture manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

The TAMU College of Architecture provides admission for qualified graduates from WTAMU in masters and doctoral programs where there is space and where WTAMU students meet the admission standards. Application and admission are by department, not college-wide.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU School of Architecture for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU School of Education and Human Development

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within the TAMU College of Education and Human Development manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available and on a competitive basis, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

The TAMU College of Education and Human Development provides admission to qualified graduates from WTAMU in any master’s or doctoral programs where there is space and where WTAMU students meet the admission standards. Application and admission are by department, not college-wide.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU School of Education and Human Development for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU School of Law

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

The TAMU School of Law manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. The Juris Doctor Program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experiences, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students. Application and admission are by department.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU School of Law for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU School of Medicine

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

The TAMU College of Medicine manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. The Medical Science graduate program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available, students admitted to this program may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

The TAMU College of Medicine also provides undergraduate research opportunities, including "Independent Study" research projects, paid research assistantships, and the full-time Summer Research Program.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU School of Medicine for up-to-date information on all graduate program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU School of Nursing

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

The TAMU College of Nursing manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available, students admitted to this program may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU School of Nursing for up-to-date information on all graduate program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU School of Public Health

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

Each department within the TAMU School of Public Health manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. Each program requires students to meet its specific requirements. As available, students admitted to these programs may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer research experience, academic and career mentorship, or other resources available to qualified and admitted graduate students.

The TAMU School of Public Health provides admission for qualified graduates from WTAMU in any masters of public health (MPH) or doctorate of public health (DrPh), where there is space and where WTAMU students meet the admission standards. Application and admission are by department.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU School of Public Health for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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TAMU School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

TAMU Pipeline Coordinator at WTAMU:

Kimberly Hanna, Senior Graduate Academic Advisor
khanna@wtamu.edu
806-651-2727

The TAMU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences manages their own graduate admissions and makes all admission decisions independent of WTAMU. The DVM program requires students to meet its specific requirements. In some cases, students admitted to this program may receive support, which potentially could include scholarships, summer experiences (clinical rotations, opportunities in an anatomy workshop), and academic and career mentorship.

The TAMU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences provides admission for qualified graduates of WTAMU entering in the DVM class. Students must meet specified requirements.

In addition to viewing the program information below, please visit the TAMU School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences for up-to-date information about specific program offerings and admission requirements.

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