Orientation: Department and Program Information

Now that you are an admitted distance graduate student at Texas A&M, you have probably already been contacted by your department's academic advisor. However, your advisor will be one of the most important links to Texas A&M so if you have not yet made that contact, take a few moments to follow the links below and find your academic advisor. Write down this information in your orieintation guide in the designated space, and feel free to write down anything else on your 'Notes' page in your Orientation Guide.

Degrees:

 

	COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
	Ph.D. in Hispanic Studies
	COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
	M.S. in Mathematics (with a teaching option)
	M.S. in Statistics
	COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
	M.S. in Engineering Systems Management
	M.Eng. in Industrial Engineering
	M.Eng. in Petroleum Engineering
	Master of Industrial Distribution
	COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
	M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction
	M.Ed. or M.S. in Educational Administration
	M.Ed or M.S. in Educational Psychology with Bilingual Education emphasis
	M.Ed. in Educational Technology
	M.S. in Educational Human Resource Development
	COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCE
	Master of Agriculture (M.Agr.) in Agricultural Development
	Master of Fisheries Science
	Master of Natural Resource Development
	Master of Agriculture (M.Agr.) in Poultry Science
	Master of Wildlife Science
	Ed.D. in Agricultural Education (Doc @ Distance)

  

After you have finished exploring your program's web site you are ready for the next page where you will explore some useful graduate student resources!

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