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Admitted Students

Welcome Future Aggie Pharmacist!

Howdy and congratulations on your acceptance into the Doctor of Pharmacy program at the Texas A&M Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy. We're delighted that you have accepted our admissions offer.

Electronic Admissions Packet

In order to continue the admissions process, we are providing an Electronic Admissions Packet. This packet contains important information, including our technical standards, and acknowledgment forms.

The Electronic Admissions Packet must be completed within two weeks of your acceptance.

The Admission Checklist

The Admission Checklist is due by July 1, 2025. Review and take appropriate action for each required form. Your admission cannot be completed until all requirements have been submitted.

Official Transcript Requirements

Please submit all official transcripts by July 1, 2025 to:
Texas A&M Rangel College of Pharmacy
ATTN: Office of Student Affairs
1010 W. Avenue B, MSC 131
Kingsville, Texas 78363

Or electronically to:
cop-admissions@tamu.edu


Please be aware, official transcript(s) from each university or college you attended must be received. We do  not  accept transcripts from PharmCas, therefore you must resend them to the address above. Please send the Official Transcripts directly to the Rangel College of Pharmacy. Official transcripts sent to Texas A&M University- Kingsville and Texas A&M University will  not  be accepted. If you enroll in summer session I courses, please submit an unofficial transcript(s) indicating coursework in progress. Please contact the Office of Student Affairs to arrange an extension for your Official Transcripts.

Please be sure that if you have not already done so, that you complete the FASFA. If you have any questions please contact Texas A&M University Financial Aid Office at 979.458.5348.

Acknowledgment Forms

The following forms must be completed and submitted within two weeks of acceptance:

Complete all the required forms and submit all at once to ensure delivery.

If you have any questions, or would like to request an extension to complete the forms, contact the Office of Student Affairs:
Phone: 361.221.0648
cop-admissions@tamu.edu

Complio

Within two weeks, all admitted students are required to complete a drugscreening and background check via Complio. All required immunizations must be completed by July 1st, 2025.  If you have any questions please contact the Office of Experiential Education – Dr. Steven Deanda, Program Manager at 361-221-0662 or at deanda@tamu.edu

Med+Proctor instructions

Texas A&M University requires all students younger than 22 years of age to upload their BM form to Med + Proctor for their Bacterial Meningitis processing. You are now required to use the document attached, get it signed by your medical provider and upload to the Med+Proctor portal.  If you already completed the document then you can now move forward with uploading it to Med + Proctor since you have been assigned your UIN.

Please visit the website for more details on how to create your account and upload the form- https://www.medproctor.com/tamu-immunization

Please read instructions thoroughly. Only complete the highlighted items that are in green  - MENINGOCOCCAL and the REQUIRED – Immunization History Signature

You will need to have set up your UIN and NetID to set up your Med+Proctor account.  If this is not completed by May 1st, you will have a registration hold and will not be able to register for classes in the summer. Please let me know when you have uploaded to your Med+Proctor account.

The following actions must be completed by July 1, 2025

  1. Mail or electronically send your final Official Transcripts.
    Please submit all final official transcripts to:

    Texas A&M Rangel College of Pharmacy
    ATTN: Office of Student Affairs
    1010 West Avenue B, MSC 131
    Kingsville, Texas 78363

    cop-admssions@tamu.edu
    PharmCas Transcripts are not accepted
    Final Official transcripts must be sent directly from the institution by mail or electronically.

International Transcripts

In addition to the required PharmCAS application materials, international applicants and/or applicants who took course at an international institution must submit the following directly to PharmCAS:

  1.  A foreign credentials transcript evaluation for each international transcript must be sent electronically (no paper transcripts will be accepted) directly to PharmCAS. Acceptable credentialing agency: World Education Service, Inc.
  2. An official copy of each international transcript (native language and certified English translation) describing all academic programs attempted.
  3. A degree statement, original diploma, or any official proof of degree awarded  from each international institution attended.

For guidance on acceptable documentation, please contact our office at cop-admissions@tamu.edu.

Other Important forms: 

Virtual Pre-Orientation

Howdy Class of 2029! The Office of Student Affairs is happy to announce the Save the Date for Class of 2029 Virtual Pre-Orientation (Mandatory).  We are excited to see everyone, Friday, May 30, 2025 at 8:15am! Please plan to be in attendance all day and review all documents.

Instructions for Pre-Orientation:

Date: Friday, May 30, 2025
Check - In Time: 8:15 a.m. via Zoom
Where: Zoom 
Attire: Business Casual

General Orientation

Save the Date for General Orientation from Monday, August 4, 2025 through Thursday, August 7,2025. This is mandatory and will be held for all on the Kingsville campus for the first three days (Monday-Wednesday) and on your designated campus for the last day (Thursday). More details to come!

Admitted Student Resources

As members of the Texas A&M Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy, our students have access to several student services on both the Kingsville and College Station campus.

Students at both campuses may need information about:

Kingsville Student Resources

Kingsville students have access to the following services on the Texas A&M University-Kingsville campus:

College Station Student Resources

College Station students have access to the following services on the Texas A&M University-College Station campus:

Admitted International Students

Any Texas A&M University student who is not a U.S. Citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident is considered to be an international student. 

Your classification as an international student is completely separate from your classification as a resident or non-resident for tuition purposes. Residency status for tuition purposes is dependent upon the length of time you have lived in the state of Texas. Classification as an international student is dependent on your immigration status. Therefore, it is entirely possible that you could be considered a resident for tuition purposes and still be classified as an international student.

International Student Check-In

All new international students beginning their first academic program at the Texas A&M University Health Science Center for the fall term are required to complete the New International Student Check-In process with International Student Services (ISS) in order to register for fall classes. The purpose of International Student Check-In is to confirm that your information is accurate and up-to-date on both your International Student Services and your Texas A&M Health Science Center records.

This check-in process must be completed prior to registration. 

Resources for new international students