Howdy, Ags. How about those Olympics? Yeah, I think so, too.
I know we have had several discussions on admittance into A&M, but I want to revisit. To cut to the chase, so to speak, I am looking for the school at A&M that has the highest acceptance rate for non-auto admits. In other words, if a kid’s top priority is to get into A&M, which major gives him/her the highest chance of getting accepted?
From what I remember, the agriculture school needs more students, whereas the business school fills up and then some each year. Side note, I think some of the best degrees at A&M come from the agriculture school.
But regardless, can some of you provide some insight for tips and tricks to get into A&M? I know about Blinn Team and the system school stuff and whatnot, but looking for what declared major gives someone the highest chance of getting in.
If I’m rambling it’s because I have twin boys talking to me as I type. Thanks for the help.
I know we have had several discussions on admittance into A&M, but I want to revisit. To cut to the chase, so to speak, I am looking for the school at A&M that has the highest acceptance rate for non-auto admits. In other words, if a kid’s top priority is to get into A&M, which major gives him/her the highest chance of getting accepted?
From what I remember, the agriculture school needs more students, whereas the business school fills up and then some each year. Side note, I think some of the best degrees at A&M come from the agriculture school.
But regardless, can some of you provide some insight for tips and tricks to get into A&M? I know about Blinn Team and the system school stuff and whatnot, but looking for what declared major gives someone the highest chance of getting in.
If I’m rambling it’s because I have twin boys talking to me as I type. Thanks for the help.
