Jennifer Bradford
Program Coordinator
Biology
[email protected]
979-845-7755
College of Science
Quick Admit Program
Have you considered acquiring additional knowledge, strengthening your resume or increasing your value to potential employers? Consider graduate studies in the College of Science.
About Quick Admit
The College of Science is offering an expedited path to graduate study for Texas A&M seniors graduating in spring or summer 2020. This Quick Admit process is designed to be a short, simple application with no application fees or GRE requirement.
Benefits
- Short, simple application
- No application fees
- No GRE requirement
- Expedited application review
Quick Admit Programs
Master of Science (M.S.)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Contact an Advisor
Monique Stewart
Graduate Programs Advisor
Mathematics
[email protected]
979-862-4137
Sherree Kessler
Academic Advisor IV
Physics and Astronomy
[email protected]
979-458-5948
RaéChel Superville
Academic Advisor III
Physics and Astronomy
[email protected]
979-845-7738
Andrea Dawson
Academic Advisor II
Statistics
[email protected]
979-845-8886
Kristy Delvo Vela
Administrative Coordinator II
College of Science Office of the Dean
[email protected]
979-458-1503
Graduate News
Meet Our Students
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Labors of Lab - Qing Zhang '18 (Episode 32)
In our latest “Labors of Lab” episode, Texas A&M mathematics graduate student Qing Zhang '18 discusses her love of mathematics, research and mentoring undergraduates. -
Labors of Lab - David Tran '19 (Episode 30)
In our latest “Labors of Lab” episode, Texas A&M chemistry graduate student David Tran '19 discusses the future of renewable natural products in industry and his work on a project to produce polycarbonates -- a thermoplastic used in a variety of materials -- from carbon dioxide. -
Labors of Lab - Vince Estrada-Carpenter '19 (Episode 28)
In our latest “Labors of Lab” episode, Texas A&M astronomy graduate student Vince Estrada-Carpenter ‘19 discusses his research using grism data from Hubble Space Telescope in combination with regular spectroscopy to analyze big data sets and trace galaxy evolution back in time all the way to the Big Bang.
Questions?
Email [email protected] or call 979-485-1503
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