Talk to an Advisor
Your university will have a center with advisors to help you make decisions and answer all your questions. Contact them in person, by phone, or by e-mail to make an appointment. After you have met with your advisor in person, future meetings and follow-up questions can usually be handled by e-mail.
Advisors will answer your questions and assist you with:
- Admissions
- Financial aid and scholarships
- Transfer coursework
- Joint admissions program
Remember to bring a handout like this one to cover everything you need to talk about.
Core Cirriculum
The State of Texas helps make it easier to transfer. If you complete all your core curriculum classes at a community college, this core curriculum will substitute for the core curriculum at any public college, university and health science center in Texas. That means you don’t have to take it twice! Talk with your advisor on which classes to take now while you can! Visit College for All Texans to find requirements for a specific majors and degree plans.
Contact a University Advisor
Once you are ready to contact an advisor, try these links to the universities advising or transfering centers.
- Angelo State University
- Lamar University
- Midwestern State University
- Prairie View A&M
- Sam Houston State University
- Stephen F. Austin State University
- Tarleton State University
- Texas A&M International University
- TAMU
- TAMIU – Central Texas
- TAMU – Commerce
- TAMU – Corpus Christi (with 1-29 transfer hours)
- TAMU – Corpus Christi (with 30+ transfer hours)
- TAMU – Kingsville
- TAMU – San Antonio
- TAMU – Texarkana
- Texas State University – San Marcos
- Texas Tech University
- Texas Woman’s University
- University of Houston
- University of North Texas
- UT Arlington
- UT Austin
- UT Brownsville
- UT Dallas
- UT El Paso
- UT Pan American
- UT Permian Basin
- UT San Antonio
- UT Tyler
- West Texas A&M


