Compare Texas A&M University - College Station’s Scorecard to Other Colleges

Review Texas A&M’s educational quality, value, diversity and more. How does Texas A&M University - College Station compare to other colleges nationally, regionally, and in the state?

	Stat	Grade	Rank
Value for your Money
Nationwide	Good	B-	574 of 1,472
Region (Southwest)	Best	A	41 of 401
State (Texas)	Best	A+	3 of 67

Student Body Caliber
Admissions Selectivity	57.8%	A-	498 of 3,678
Average Combined Old SAT Score (Math & Reading)	1,275	A	157 of 1,217
Average Combined New SAT Score	1340	A	157 of 1,217
Educational Resources
Student to Faculty Ratio	20 : 1	D-	3,015 of 3,794
Percentage of Full-Time Teachers	87.4%	A	331 of 4,040
Average Faculty Compensation	$12,997	A+	34 of 2,371
Expenditures per Student	$15,277	A-	463 of 2,572
Degree Completion
Freshman Retention Rate	92.0%	A	231 of 3,392
Graduation Rate	81.7%	A	279 of 3,271
Graduation Rate Boost	As Expected	C+	875 of 2,108
Post Graduation Earnings
Average Following Graduation	$54,000	A+	203 of 3,458
Boost Following Graduation	+$3,009	A-	291 of 1,824
Average Mid-Career	$68,000	A+	216 of 3,458
Boost Mid-Career	+$3,009	A-	291 of 1,824
Student Loan Default Rate	2.1%	A	380 of 3,277
Diversity
Ethnic Diversity	Good	B	1,369 of 3,732
Male to Female Diversity	Best	A	334 of 3,732
Geographic Diversity	Good	B-	911 of 3,452

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