Admission Requirements: |
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| Application. | The Texas A&M University GraduateCAS online application form is required.
Please note that the Masters of Agribusiness program and the Ph.D in Agribusiness and Managerial Economics are Interdisciplinary Degree Programs and are not easily found in the new application system. To apply to either of these programs, in the Add Programs link type in Agribusiness in the search bar and these programs will populate. While there is no hard deadline for applications, please submit your application as early as possible before your preferred semester. Students desiring consideration for funding should apply by January for Fall admission or by June for Spring admission. Applications are processed as they are received. |
| Statement of Purpose | This one page single space document explains to the Admissions Committee why you believe that a graduate degree will be beneficial in your career. How will it compliment your existing degree? What are your future goals? |
| Graduate Record Examination (GRE). | GRE Test is required for AGEC MS and AGEC PhD and ABME PhD students.
The MAB program does not require the GRE. Official scores must be sent by ETS directly to TAMU. School code: 6003.
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| Grade Point Ratio (GPR). | A minimum GPR of 3.0 in the last 60 hours of undergraduate work, or 3.25 in 30 hours or more of graduate work. |
| Official Transcripts. | Official transcripts from all previous college/university study must be sent directly to the Office of Admissions. Please click the link to obtain the appropriate addresses. |
| Letters of Recommendation. | Three letters of recommendation are required, preferably from faculty or advisors. Letters of recommendation can be submitted online through the Texas A&M University GraduateCAS online application system. |
| Resume/CV. | Submit a copy of your resume/CV highlighting your education, experience and leadership skills. This should be submitted online through the Texas A&M University GraduateCAS online application system. |
Acceptance into the Department is based on consideration of the following:
- Professional statement of purpose and career goals
- Reference letters
- Work experience/Internships
- Research and Teaching Experience
- Personal Statement
- Grade Point Average both Undergraduate and Graduate (If applicable)
- Graduate Record Examination
The information above is used determine a rubric score that is used to measure the likelihood of success in our graduate programs. The rubric score uses the following weighted categories:
- Past Academic Performance (30%)
- Indicators of Future Success (55%)
- Experience Outside of the Classroom (15%)
Admission decisions
You will learn whether you have been admitted via letters to you from the Texas A&M University Office of Admissions or from a letter from the Department of Agricultural Economics.