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Hi,
For the past year, all I could ever talk about was going to Texas and attending Texas A&M so I was ecstatic when I was accepted into (Class of 25') Texas A&M Engineering at Blinn albeit not fully at A&M. TAMU is my top choice, and I really would like to go. However, I was doing some research and read that dual-credit and early college high school students with more than 40 hours cannot be admitted to the Engineering Academy?! Here's some info about me:
- Expected 70.5 college credits/hours upon graduation from high school
- Dual-Enrolled student: I am taking my regular high school classes at my high school and also in addition, I am taking college courses at a community college.
- Have taken college Chem 1, Phys 2, Calc 1 through Calc 3, currently taking Differential Equations and Linear Algebra and an Engineering coding class
- Expected AS in Mathematics upon graduation from high school
- Out of state student
So, my first question is, How did I even get admitted to the Engineering Academy in the first place? Did they make a mistake? If they did, can they revoke my admission if they realize I have more than 40 hours? If they don't revoke it, will they not count my college credits in order for me to fit into the Engineering Academy requirements? Will I have to take all of Calc 1 to Differential Equations again???
I really want to go to A&M. It's been a dream of mine. But, I don't think I can go if I have to retake the important courses again. Not only would that mean I wasted my time and effort in high school just to retake the same classes again, but it wouldn't be fair to my parents either to have to pay for classes I have already taken and earned credit for. I've scheduled a meeting with my TAMU regional advisor, but I'd like to get an idea of what their answer may be when I meet with them. If anyone can provide some info and advice, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
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I am an Early college student and I am graduating w 60+ hours, I applied as an engineering major but I am unsure whether or not I will have a chance with BLINN. BLINN states a student cannot have more than 40 hours, how does this work with students who have loads of dual credit, do we all just get a straight rejection or admission?
Hi, whats the difference between studying at blinn college through TAMU or through the co-enrollment (brenham) to Texas A&M. I’m also doing some AP tests in May 2021 to get some credits.. does any of those co-enrollments doesn’t accept AP credit?
I am applying to Liberal Arts and majoring in Spanish /Hispanic Studies with a teacher certification. My numbers do not stand out. 3.45 unweighted and 4.7 weighted, top 35%, SAT’s 1190. I have extracurricular, sports, etc. I would not mind starting at a community college and transfering to UT or A&M. I know that it’s still really hard to get into UT as a transfer even with a 4.0 gpa from community college. I learned about Blinn and now think that may be another option. My question is how hard is it from Blinn to A&M? I am wondering if perhaps my major works in my favor since it’s not one of the super competitive ones. Any advice?
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Former 3-Star Recruit. The Buccaneers are part of the SJCC in the NJCAA.
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Former 3-Star Recruit. The Buccaneers are part of the SJCC in the NJCAA.
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Hi,
For the past year, all I could ever talk about was going to Texas and attending Texas A&M so I was ecstatic when I was accepted into Class of 25' Texas A&M Engineering at Blinn albeit not fully at A&M. TAMU is my top choice, and I really would like to go. However, I was doing some research and read that dual-credit and early college high school students with more than 40 hours cannot be admitted to the Engineering Academy?! Here's some info about me:
- Expected 70.5 college credits/hours upon graduation from high school
- Have taken college Chem 1, Phys 2, Calc 1 through Calc 3, currently taking Differential Equations and Linear Algebra and an Engineering coding class
- Expected AS in Mathematics upon graduation from high school
- Out of state student
So, my first question is, How did I even get admitted to the Engineering Academy in the first place? Did they make a mistake? If they did, can they revoke my admission if they realize I have more than 40 hours? If they don't revoke it, will they not count my college credits in order for me to fit into the Engineering Academy requirements? Will I have to take all of Calc 1 to Differential Equations again???
I really want to go to A&M. It's been a dream of mine. But, I don't think I can go if I have to retake the important courses again. Not only would that mean I wasted my time and effort in high school just to retake it, but it wouldn't be fair to my parents either to have to pay for classes I have already taken and earned credit for. I've schedule a meeting with my TAMU regional advisor, but I'd like to get an idea of what their answer may be before coming into the meeting. If you have any info or advice, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
