Applicants must meet the requirements of Texas A&M University Office of Admissions, The Graduate and Professional College, and the individual program to which they are applying to be considered for an offer of admission.

How to Apply

Complete and submit your admission application online. If you are new to the Texas A&M GradCas System, you will need to create a user account before starting your application.

2024-2025 Application (for programs starting Summer or Fall 2025) Request More Information

Aggie Priority Application for Texas A&M Undergraduates

The Aggie Priority program allows current Texas A&M undergraduates to apply to participating graduate programs in the College of Architecture through an expedited process, along with other benefits. Please review the Application Deadline section below to see which programs are accepting the Aggie Priority application. Prospective students should contact their program of interest for specific information about what their Aggie Priority program entails and how to find the Aggie Priority application within the GradCAS application system.

Application Information

Applicants for our graduate program apply online through Texas A&M GradCas. Depending on which program you are applying for, the application may require the following:

  • Application fee
  • Official transcripts and records
  • Test scores (GRE or GMAT)*
  • Permanent Resident Card/I-551/I-485
  • Bacterial meningitis immunization
  • Current resume
  • Portfolio
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Letters of recommendation or contact information for references who are familiar with your academic and professional achievements
  • TOEFL scores (for international students only)

See each program’s admissions requirements for more details.

In addition, please review information from the Texas A&M Office of Admissions University Requirements:

Domestic Graduate Application Process

International Graduate Application Process


Application Deadlines

For Fall Admission

The admissions deadline can vary for each program in the College of Architecture. For fall entry, the due date typically falls in December or January. See each program’s specific admissions requirements for deadline information. Note that deadlines are subject to change.

*Note that completed applications submitted prior to the posted deadline will be reviewed for admission and considered for scholarships offered by the College of Architecture and departmental funding. Applications received after the posted deadline will be reviewed for admission and considered for funding as space and funds allow, including Aggie Priority applications. We encourage TAMU undergraduates to submit their applications via the Aggie Priority application as early as possible.

Department of Architecture Programs

ProgramAggie Priority Application AvailableApplication Deadline
Master of ArchitectureNoDec. 15
Master of Architecture — Career ChangeYesDec. 15*
M.S. in ArchitectureNoNov. 15
Ph.D. in ArchitectureNoNov. 15

Department of Construction Science Programs

ProgramAggie Priority Application AvailableApplication Deadline
M.S. in Construction ManagementNoJan. 5*
M.S. in Construction Management (Online)NoNov. 1
Ph.D. in Construction ScienceNoJan. 5*

Department of Landscape Architecture & Urban Planning Programs

ProgramAggie Priority Application AvailableApplication Deadline
Master of Land and Property Development (Fall)
(Online and Traditional Face to Face program)
YesJan. 15*
Master of Land and Property Development (Spring)
(Online and Traditional Face to Face program)
YesNov. 1*
Master of Landscape ArchitectureYesJan. 15*
Master of Urban PlanningYesJan. 15*
Ph.D. in Urban and Regional SciencesNoDec. 1

College Application Requirements

Admission to our graduate programs is based on the promise of scholarly achievement and fit with our faculty. Supporting materials are used to choose which applicants will be admitted. To ensure the highest level of faculty support, we accept students whose design or research interests match areas of faculty specialization.

Minimum Education

A bachelor’s degree is required for admission to any of our masters programs. In most cases, a master’s degree is required for admission to our Ph.D. programs.

Admitted applicants who are still earning the prerequisite degree are offered conditional admission contingent on the completion of that degree. Applicants who do not meet this contingency must reapply after graduation.

Admission Requirements by Program

Each graduate program in the College of Architecture has unique requirements in addition to those of the university. We strongly urge you to review the program’s webpage and contact your program of interest before submitting your application.  Please see the pages below for additional program-specific information.

Master of Architecture

Master of Architecture — Career Change

Master of Science in Architecture

Master of Land & Property Development

Master of Landscape Architecture

Master of Urban Planning

In-Person Master of Science in Construction Management

Online Master of Science in Construction Management

Ph.D. in Architecture

Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Sciences

Ph.D. in Construction Science