Graduate Admissions

College-Level Graduate Admission Requirements

All graduate engineering applications will be submitted using EngineeringCAS, a centralized application service.

Thanks to the convenience of online admissions applications and status checking, applying to Texas A&M University has become easier than ever. For helpful guidance on how to apply and submit your application online, you can visit the Office of Admissions.

The Office of Admissions handles various aspects of your application, including collecting official documents such as transcripts, test scores and application fees. However, the final decision for admission into the Zachry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program is made by the department itself.

For any questions or details about department-specific admission requirements, don't hesitate to reach out to the Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Office. If you have questions related to your particular area of study, your graduate coordinators are available to help—you can find their contact information on the Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Office page. 

Applicants submitting after the December 15 First Round Funding deadline will still have the opportunity to be considered for graduate assistantships and funding options, pending available funds and positions. 

Fall Semester
International students: April 15
Domestic students: July 15

Spring Semester
International students: Sept. 15
Domestic students: Oct. 15

Fall Semester: Dec. 15
Spring Semester: June 1

NOTE: Please note that these deadlines apply only to the initial round of funding. If you miss these dates, there will be more chances to apply for funding later on. We encourage students to submit their applications by December 15 and June 1 so they can be considered for all the available funding options. Keep in mind that some awards may already be allocated and unavailable if you apply after these deadlines.