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@Manassingh25
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 • 4 years ago •
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does early action increase my chances to attend texas A&M

does early action increase my chances to attend texas A&M

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@CameronBameron
2,264 answers, 8,662 votes
 • 4 years ago

No, because Texas A&M does not have Early Action.

They have rolling admissions therefore you can apply now until Oct 15 for Spring 2021 term or no until Dec.1 for Fall 2021 term.

Whether you apply now or Oct.15 doesn't matter since they review application as they get them.

Since 2/3rd of applicants get admitted, unless you don't meet the minimum requirements, you shouldn't have difficulty getting in.

Good luck on your college admissions journey.

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Manassingh254 years ago

Engineering has an early decision @CameronBameron

[🎤 AUTHOR]@Manassingh254 years ago

early action my bad

@CameronBameron4 years ago

I see that they offer Fall EA only for Engineering which is 10/15. Well, you didn't indicate that you were applying to Engineering in your question. Again, with a 67% acceptance rate, unless you don't meet the min. requirements, I don't see what benefit applying 10/15 vs. 12/1 would give you except the peace of mind that you got in.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@Manassingh254 years ago

The thing is a 60 percent applying rate is good but there are 36,000 students applying and 11,000 get rejected. Those are big numbers. My GPA is on the lower side but on collegevine it says I met all the requirements and still puts me on a 1-7 percent Long reach school. I am afraid because I have a 2.8 GPA with 14 honors and IB classes, and 1380, and excellent extra circulars. Does this meet the min requirement?

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@DebaterMAX
899 answers, 740 votes
 • 4 years ago

So at a school with a mid to high 60% admit rate EA will kinda only help if you are statistically not a top applicant. If you are a mid tier applicant there isn’t much if any boost its the lower tier that has the biggest boost. But as about 7/10 get in as Cameron said it’s largely peace of mind but there is no big if any downside to applying EA besides less time to write essays and make your application.

Hope this helps and please comment if you need clarification as I’d be happy to help clarify!

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Manassingh254 years ago

The thing is a 60 percent applying rate is good but there are 36,000 students applying and 11,000 get rejected. Those are big numbers. My GPA is on the lower side but on collegevine it says I met all the requirements and still puts me on a 1-7 percent Long reach school. I am afraid because I have a 2.8 GPA with 14 honors and IB classes, and 1380, and excellent extra circulars. Does this meet the min requirement?

@DebaterMAX4 years ago

Yeh on a lower end of GPA it’s a decent idea personally I’d say you have a better shot than what CV says but EA is a good idea regardless

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