Texas A&M University—College Station Engineering School Overview

The College of Engineering at Texas A&M University—College Station has a rolling application deadline. For U.S. residents, the application fee is $123, while international students pay $148. Tuition costs are $7,802 per year (in-state) and $17,370 per year (out-of-state) for full-time students. The Ph.D. student-faculty ratio in 2024 is 3.6:1, and the college has 470 full-time faculty members.

At-a-Glance

• Acceptance Rate (Master’s & Doctoral): 35.7%
• Tuition & Fees (Doctorate): $7,802 per year (in-state)
• Enrollment: 4,106

At Texas A&M, we take pride in our strong commitment to excellence in engineering education, research, and service. As one of the world’s top engineering schools, we offer a wide variety of graduate programs designed to help aspiring engineers like you make a real difference in society and solve some of the world’s biggest challenges. Join the 570,000+ former students in the Aggie Network and help shape a better future! Check out our admissions process for more details.

We’ve Got Range

Our graduate programs cover multiple disciplines, including:

• Aerospace Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Industrial Engineering
• Materials Science & Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Nuclear Engineering
• Petroleum Engineering

Whether you’re passionate about sustainable infrastructure, cutting-edge tech, or healthcare advancements, we have in-person and online programs to match your interests and career goals.

A World Apart

What makes Texas A&M stand out is our outstanding faculty, top-notch facilities, and collaborative research environment. Our professors are leaders in their fields, driving groundbreaking research and innovation. As a graduate student, you’ll get the chance to work directly with these experts—either on campus or online—gaining hands-on experience and mentorship that will shape your academic and professional path.

Outside the Academic Box

Beyond academics, Texas A&M provides plenty of resources to enhance your graduate experience. From industry partnerships and internships to professional development workshops and networking events, we’re here to equip you with the skills and connections needed to succeed in today’s competitive job market.

As you explore your graduate education options, we invite you to see everything Texas A&M’s College of Engineering has to offer. Whether you aim to lead in industry, academia, or research, our graduate programs will give you the knowledge, skills, and opportunities to achieve your goals and make a lasting impact.

Thank you for considering Texas A&M University for your graduate studies. We can’t wait to welcome you to the Aggie family and support you on your journey to success.

Steps to Apply

• Online degrees and certificates
• Browse all degrees

Texas A&M University—College Station 2025 Engineering & Specialties Rankings

Texas A&M ranks #15 out of 198 in Best Engineering Schools, based on widely accepted indicators of excellence.

Overall Score: 82

• Peer Assessment Score (out of 5): 3.9
• Recruiter Assessment Score (out of 5): 4

Engineering School Rankings

• #15 in Best Engineering Schools

Engineering School Specialty Rankings

• #9 in Aerospace / Aeronautical / Astronautical Engineering (tie)
• #7 in Biological / Agricultural Engineering
• Ranked in Biomedical Engineering / Bioengineering
• Ranked in Chemical Engineering
• Ranked in Civil Engineering
• Ranked in Computer Engineering
• Ranked in Electrical / Electronic / Communications Engineering
• #7 in Industrial / Manufacturing / Systems Engineering (tie)
• Ranked in Materials Engineering
• Ranked in Mechanical Engineering
• #8 in Nuclear Engineering
• #2 in Petroleum Engineering

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Engineering School Admissions

• Application Deadline (Master’s): 05/01
• Application Deadline (Ph.D.): 02/01
• Application Fee: $123
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Texas A&M University—College Station Admissions

• Applicants (Master’s): 6,428
• Applicants (Ph.D.): 1,747
• Acceptance Rate (Master’s & Doctoral): (Unlock full data with U.S. News Engineering School Compass)

Engineering School Cost

• Tuition (Doctoral, Full-Time): $7,802 (in-state) / $17,370 (out-of-state)
• Tuition (Doctoral, Part-Time): N/A
• Tuition (Master’s, Full-Time): $7,802 (in-state) / $17,370 (out-of-state)
• Tuition (Master’s, Part-Time): N/A

Financial Aid

• Financial Aid Director: Bridgette J. Ingram
• Financial Aid Phone: (979) 847-9061

Engineering School Student Population

• Total Graduate Engineering Enrollment: 4,106
• Enrollment (Full-Time Master’s): 1,563
• Enrollment (Part-Time Master’s): 606

Gender Distribution (Master’s)

• Female: 24.9%
• Male: 75.1%

Student Body (Master’s)

• International: 62.8%
• White: 17.7%
• Asian: 7.8%
• Hispanic: 7.5%
• Two or More Races: 2%
• Black: 1.8%
• American Indian: 0.3%
• Unknown: 0.1%

Faculty Research Impact

• Citations per Publication: 12.2
• Field-Weighted Citation Impact: 1.3
• Publications in Top 5% of Most Cited Journals: 20.9%
• Publications in Top 25% of Most Cited Journals: 68.1%

Engineering School Academics

Program Offerings

• Graduate Courses
• Master’s Degree
• Doctoral Degree

Disciplines Offered:

• Aerospace / Aeronautical / Astronautical
• Biological / Agricultural
• Biomedical / Bioengineering
• Chemical
• Civil
• Computer
• Computer Science
• Electrical / Electronic / Communications
• Engineering Management
• Industrial / Manufacturing
• Materials
• Mechanical
• Nuclear
• Petroleum
• Other

Faculty & Student Ratio

• Full-Time Faculty (Tenured/Tenure-Track): 470
• Ph.D. Student/Faculty Ratio: 3.6:1