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Overview
Texas A&M University-Texarkana is a public university serving the four-states region where Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana meet, a younger member of the Texas A&M System built around a largely regional and transfer-heavy student population.
Academics
Business, education, nursing, and criminal justice are the university's core program areas, taught in small classes that reflect the campus's modest size and its emphasis on serving transfer students moving on from regional community colleges.
Getting in
Admission is accessible, and the university's identity as a strong transfer destination shapes its review process toward welcoming students who started their coursework elsewhere.
Worth knowing
The four-states regional identity and strong transfer pipeline are the most distinctive things about Texarkana — it functions as a natural continuation point for community-college transfer students across a multi-state area more than as a traditional four-year destination campus.
Admissions
Deadlines (2026–27 cycle)
Applying
tamut.edu ↗High school coursework
RequiredHigh school diploma with graduation date required; no specific subject-unit distribution (admission based on class rank/GPA/test-score thresholds under the Texas Uniform Admission Policy)
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