Hello everyone! I'm considering Texas A&M for college, but I'm not sure about their graduation rate. How does it compare to other similar universities? Any info would be useful. Thanks!
Hello! Texas A&M University has a fairly strong graduation rate compared to other similar universities. As of the most recent data available, Texas A&M has a 4-year graduation rate of around 60%, with a 6-year graduation rate at approximately 82%.
To give you some context, here's how Texas A&M's graduation rates compare to other large public universities in Texas:
1. University of Texas at Austin: 4-year rate - 69%, 6-year rate - 86%
2. University of Houston: 4-year rate - 35%, 6-year rate - 62%
3. Texas Tech University: 4-year rate - 39%, 6-year rate - 61%
As you can see, Texas A&M's graduation rate is generally higher than both the University of Houston and Texas Tech, but somewhat lower than the University of Texas at Austin. Do keep in mind that graduation rates can vary for different reasons, like student demographics, program offerings, and school resources.
It's important to consider a variety of factors when choosing a college, including academic programs, campus culture, location, and financial aid offerings. While graduation rates provide some context for comparison, it's only one piece of the overall picture when selecting the right fit for you. Good luck with your search!
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