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Prospective & Current Students
Education Abroad
There are many instances in which financial aid packages are applicable to an education abroad opportunity. It is best to speak with a Financial Aid Advisor for more information when exploring the possibilities of studying abroad.

Refund
Withdrawing from the University
Return of Title IV

Academic Program (Educational Programs, Instructional Facilities, and Faculty)

Copyright Infringement Policies and Sanctions and Computer Use and File Sharing

Facilities and Services Available to Students with Disabilities

Accreditation
Professional Licensure or Certification Programs

Notice to Students

For additional information on FERPA, visit the U.S. Department of Education Website.

Student Body Diversity

Textbook Information

Transfer of Credit Policies and Articulation Agreements

The Office of the Dean of Student Life sends a notice to all students each fall in collaboration with the Office of Risk, Ethics and Compliance which includes the Federal Student Financial Aid penalties for drug violations while receiving federal aid.

Visit the DAAPP website.

Undergraduate

A Code of Conduct training is presented annually by the Assistant Director of Compliance to all financial aid employees. This training is attended by and available to all campuses.

Entrance and Exit Counseling for Student Borrowers

Federal Student Loan Information

What is NSLDS?
View and Manage Student Loans

Texas A&M University conducts a biannual Request For Information for private (non-federal) loans, sometimes referred to as 'alternative' loans. Lenders on the Preferred Lender List are selected based on the Request for Information. Lenders are reviewed comparatively but not limited to the following criteria: customer service, financial literacy, product, variety, accessibility, and process.  Borrowers are encouraged to compare the services and products that are provided by lenders and choose the private lender that best suits their individual needs. Students are free to choose any lender for their alternative loan, even those not included on the Preferred Lender List.

Visit the alternative loans page.

Private Education Loan Disclosures

Self-Certification Form

Undergraduate Grant Assistance

Loan Consolidation Information

Loan Deferment and Forbearance

Loan Repayment Options

Public Service Loan Forgiveness

The Report on Athletic Program Participation Rates and Financial Support Data

Student Right to Know
Graduation Success Rates

Completion/Graduation and Transfer-Out Rates

Not Applicable as Texas A&M University does not calculate job placement rates.
The Career Center publishes salary information and types of employment obtained by graduates on their website to which parents, faculty/staff, and currents students have access.  At the beginning of each fall semester an email is sent to each student which advises them of the availability of this information with instructions on how to access it.  A voluntary survey is completed by approximately 70% of students at graduation and is published on Texas A&M University’s accountability website.

Retention Rate

Annually, a Title II report on Texas A&M’s Teacher Preparation Program is submitted to the Texas Education Agency (TEA). The final report is submitted to the Department of Education by TEA and can be found on the title2.ed.gov website.

Types of Graduate and Professional Education in which the Institution's Graduates Enroll

Employee
Student

Vaccinations Policies

Emergency Notifications

Emergency Response and Evacuation

Fire Safety Report and Fire Log

A notice including a link to this report is emailed annually to students and employees.  The Security Report includes Crime Logs, Information for Crime Victims about Disciplinary Hearings, Missing Persons Procedures, Missing Persons Notification Policies, and Timely Warning Policies. 

Annual Security Reports

Constitution Day Events

The Student Government Association passes out registration cards in the weeks leading up to registration deadlines. The Student Government Association sends an annual email to all students in conjunction with their existing campaign.

Visit Aggies Vote to learn more.