Texas A&M University - San Antonio
Texas A&M University – San AntonioUniversity Catalog2014-2015Accreditations, Certifications and Approved ProgramsSouthern Association of Colleges and SchoolsTexas A&M University-San Antonio is accredited as a part of Texas A&M University-Kingsville.Texas A&M University-Kingsville is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges andSchools Commission on Colleges to award the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. TexasA&M University-San Antonio is part of Texas A&M University-Kingsville and is currentlyseeking separate accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commissionon Colleges. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia30033-4097, call (404) 679-4500, or visit http://www.sacscoc.org for questions about theaccreditation of Texas A&M University-San Antonio.Teacher/Educator Certification Accredited by the Texas State Board of Educator Certification inrelationship withTexas A&M University-Kingsville.i
TABLE of CONTENTSGeneral Information .1Texas A&M University System .3A&M-SA Administration .4Campus Locations .52014-2015 Academic Calendar .7Admission to the University.14Undergraduate Admission Requirements: Domestic Students .14Texas Success Initiative (TSI).18TEAMSA Agreement .19Graduate Admission Requirements: Domestic Students .20Undergraduate Admission Requirements: International Students .24Graduate Admission Requirements: International Students .26Meningitis Vaccination Information .28Educational Expenses .29Tuition and Fee Schedules .32Refund of Fees .38Student Financial Aid Programs .42Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy.48Student Employment .53Student Engagement and Success .54University Services .58University Library .63Academic Regulations for Undergraduate Students .64Baccalaureate Degree Requirements .75Undergraduate Degrees and Majors .80College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Programs .81Degree Requirements .85Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) .103Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences .105Degree Requirements .106College of Business Undergraduate Programs .119Degree Requirements .121College of Education and Kinesiology Undergraduate Programs .134Admission to Educator Preparation and Certification Center (EPCC) .138Degree Requirements .141Academic Regulations for Graduate Students.152Graduate Degree Requirements .157Graduate Degrees and Majors .161College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Programs .162College of Business Graduate Programs .164College of Education and Kinesiology Graduate Programs .169Faculty Roster .183List of Course Prefixes .187Course Descriptions .188ii
GENERAL INFORMATIONPurpose of the CatalogThis catalog is the official bulletin of Texas A&M University-San Antonio for the 2013-2014 academic year, in whichare published the record of the year closing, the announcements for the coming year and the official administrativeprocedures which will be in effect during the coming year. Fees and administrative procedures (except standards andrequirements for degrees) are, however, subject to change. This catalog may be viewed onlineat http://www.tamusa.tamus.edu under the “Academics” tab.The courses of instruction announced herein are those that are available for offering during the sessions of August2013-August 2014. Courses to be offered during any one semester or summer term are posted in the JaguarConnection prior to registration for a particular semester or term. To meet evolving needs, the University does reservethe right to make changes in courses and to offer only those for which a sufficient number of students register.The provisions of this catalog do not constitute a contract, express or implied, between any applicant, student, facultyor staff member of Texas A&M University-San Antonio or The Texas A&M University System. This catalog is forinformational purposes only. The university reserves the right to change or alter any statement herein without priornotice. This catalog should not be interpreted to allow a student that begins his or her education under the catalog tocontinue the program under the provisions in the catalog.Student Academic ResponsibilitiesStudents are expected to familiarize themselves thoroughly with the regulations of the University, to acceptresponsibilities for course requirements for their degrees, and to make inquiries in case of doubt. It shall not be theUniversity's responsibility should complications arise because of failure to follow regulations and requirements.Regulations will not be waived nor exceptions to requirements made on a plea of ignorance. Students, therefore,should become familiar with all of the information related to their program of study contained in the on-line universitycatalog.Personal announcements sent to students through A&M-San Antonio’s e-mail are the official means ofcommunicating course and university business with students– not the U.S. Mail and not other e-mail addresses.Students must check their A&M-San Antonio e-mail accounts regularly, if not daily. Not having seen an importantA&M-San Antonio e-mail message from a faculty member, chair, dean or other University administrator is notaccepted as an excuse for failure to take important action.Campus safety is a high priority at A&M-San Antonio as we ensure the safety of all our students, faculty and staff.JagE Alert is the A&M-San Antonio comprehensive Emergency Notification System. Through this single site,students and employees can update their emergency contact information, see delivery statistics of previous emergencymessages and access additional A&M-San Antonio emergency management resources. The JagE Alert addressis ion.html.Equal Opportunity PolicyIn compliance with Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972,Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Executive Order 11246, Texas A&M University-San Antonio isopen to all persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age or disability who are otherwise eligiblefor admission as students. A&M-San Antonio does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission or accessto its programs.Texas A&M University-San Antonio is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and no applicant oremployee will be discriminated against because of race, color, age, religion, sex, national origin or disability in anypersonnel action. This University will not enter knowingly into contractual agreements for services or supplies withany firm failing to follow fair employment practices.University AssessmentStudents enrolled at Texas A&M University-San Antonio are required to participate in University assessmentactivities for the evaluation and improvement of University programs and curricula.1
HistoryTexas A&M University-San Antonio was created in 2000 to address an educational need in south San Antonio. TheTexas Legislature asked The Texas A&M University System to establish a center that would offer junior- and seniorlevel courses in south San Antonio, an area that has been historically underserved in terms of higher education. TheUniversity, then known as Texas A&M University-Kingsville System Center-San Antonio, was approved by theTexas Higher Education Coordinating Board in January 2000. On May 23, 2009, Gov. Rick Perry signed Senate Bill629 that created Texas A&M University-San Antonio as a stand-alone university. Texas A&M University-SanAntonio is now an upper-division university offering bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.Mission of the UniversityTexas A&M University-San Antonio faculty and staff prepare and empower students through innovative andchallenging academic and co-curricular programs that contribute to and enrich the economic and social developmentof the community and region. A solid foundation for success is established through dynamic teaching, scholarship,research, and public service that inspire graduates to lifelong learning and responsible global citizenship.2
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-SAN ANTONIOOne University WaySan Antonio, Texas 78224(210)784-1000A Member of The Texas A&M University SystemJohn Sharp, ChancellorBoard of RegentsPhil Adams, Bryan/College Station, ChairmanCliff Thomas, Victoria, Vice ChairmanAnthony B. Buzbee, FriendswoodMorris E. Foster, HoustonElaine Mendoza, San AntonioJudy Morgan, TexarkanaCharles W. Schwartz, HoustonJim Schwertner, AustinJohn D. White, HoustonColton L. Buckley, Student Regent, Tarleton State University3
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-SAN ANTONIOUniversity AdministrationMaria Hernandez Ferrier, PresidentExtension 1600; Central Academic Building, Suite 410Brent Marriott Snow, Provost and Vice President for Academic AffairsExtension 1200; Central Academic Building, Suite 405Melissa Mahan, Vice President for Student AffairsExtension 1350, Senator Frank L. Madla Building, Suite 312Rick Trefzer, Interim Vice President for Finance and Administration and CFOExtension 2000; Central Academic Building, Suite 435Charles G. Rodriguez, Chief of Staff and Vice President for Strategic Initiativesand Military AffairsExtension 1170; Patriots’ Casa, Suite 202Marilu Reyna, Associate Vice President for University CommunicationsExtension 1101; Central Academic Building, Suite 418Tracy Hurley, Interim Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs andDean of the College of BusinessExtension 2300; Brooks City-Base, Bldg. 775, Room 190Mirley Balasubramanya, Dean of the College of Arts & SciencesExtension 2224; Central Academic Building, Suite 348Eric López, Dean of the College of Education & Human DevelopmentExtension 2500; Senator Frank L. Madla Building, Suite 3034
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-SAN ANTONIOCampus LocationsSituated in San Antonio’s South Side, Texas A&M University-San Antonio serves an area comprising the greater SanAntonio and Bexar County region and the surrounding South Texas counties. San Antonio, the county seat of BexarCounty, is a city of approximately 1,330,000. The majority of Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s administrativeoffices are located at the University’s permanent campus, which is located on approximately 700 acres southeast ofthe intersection of Loop 410 and S. Zarzamora.Main CampusOne University WaySan Antonio, TX 78224The Main Campus is comprised of the following buildings: Senator Frank L. Madla Building Central Academic Building Patriots’ CasaUniversity Way is close to S. Zarzamora and Loop 410.Brooks City-Base Campus (BCBA)2601 Louis Bauer DriveSan Antonio, TX 782355
Alamo University Center-San Antonio (AUCS)8300 Pat Booker RoadLive Oak, TX 78233Educational and Cultural Arts Center101 S. Santa RosaSan Antonio, Texas 78207University location acronyms:MC01 - Main Campus Building (410 & Zarzamora)BCBA - Brooks City-Base AcademicBCBK - Brooks City-Base KinesiologyAUCS - Alamo University Center-San Antonio6
Texas A&M University-San Antonio AcademicCalendarAcademic Year 2014-2015Dates and times subject to change. Official Calendar and Registration information appears each semester with theClass Schedule.Fall Semester (16 Week) 2014Aug. 4Aug. 18Aug. 21Aug. 22Aug. 23Aug. 25Sep. 1Sep. 2Sep. 3Sep. 10Sep. 10Sep. 10Sep. 10Sep. 24Oct. 23Oct. 30Oct. 31Nov. 3Nov. 11Nov. 26-30Dec. 2Dec. 5Dec. 5Dec. 6Dec. 8-13Dec. 16Dec. 16Emergency Loan available for fallTuition & Fee payment deadline: a 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this dateDrop for Non-PaymentLast Day for students withdrawing to receive 100% refund and responsible for 0% of tuitionFirst Day of Saturday ClassesFirst Day of ClassesLabor Day Holiday- No Classes; University will be openPermission from Academic Department required to register for classesApplication for Spring 2015 graduation can be submittedCensus Date - NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating onor after this date.Deadline for students who have applied for Fall 2014 graduation to complete Change of Nameand/or Change of Major form(s) at the Welcome CenterLast day for students to apply for Fall 2014 graduationFall 2014 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineFall Emergency Loan DueTitle IV 60% of semester (Financial Aid)Last day to drop with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Registration for Spring 2015 Semester beginsVeteran's Day Holiday- No Classes; University will be closedThanksgiving Holiday- No Classes; University will be open Nov. 26Application for Summer 2015 graduation can be submittedEmergency Loan available for SpringLast day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Day of ClassFinal Exams CommencementAll grades for fall 16-week session due by noon via JagWireFinal Exams Commencement7
Fall Flex 1 (8 Week) Semester 2014Aug. 4Aug. 18Aug. 21Aug. 22Aug. 23Aug. 25Sep. 1Sep. 2Sep. 2Sep. 3Sep. 10Sep. 10Sep. 23Sep. 24Sep. 24Oct. 9Oct. 10Oct. 11Oct. 14Oct. 15Oct. 23Nov. 3Dec. 2Emergency Loan available for FallTuition & Fee payment deadline: a 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this dateDrop for Non-PaymentLast Day for students withdrawing to receive 100% refund and responsible for 0% of tuitionFirst Day of Saturday Classes First Day of ClassesPermission from Academic Department required to register for classesLabor Day Holiday- No Classes; University will be openCensus Date- NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating on orafter this date.Application for Spring 2015 graduation can be submittedDeadline for students who have applied for Fall 2014 graduation to complete Change of Nameand/or Change of Major form(s) at the Welcome Center.Last day for students to apply for Fall 2014 graduationTitle IV 60% of semester (Financial Aid)Fall 2014 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineLast day to drop with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Last day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal Exams (Saturday Classes)Final Exams (Weekday Classes)All grades for Fall Flex 1 session due by noon via JagWireFall Emergency Loan DueRegistration for Spring 2015 Semester beginsApplication for Summer 2015 graduation can be submittedFall Flex 2 (8 Week) Semester 2014Aug. 4Sep. 3Oct. 8Oct.13Oct.14Oct. 15Oct. 18Oct. 20Oct. 22Oct. 22Oct.23Nov. 11Nov. 17Nov. 18Nov. 26-30Dec. 2Dec. 4Dec. 5Dec. 8Dec. 13Dec. 16Emergency Loan available for FallApplication for Spring 2015 graduation can be submittedTuition & Fee payment deadline: a 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this dateDrop for Non-PaymentLast Day for students withdrawing to receive 100% refund and responsible for 0% of tuitionFirst Day of ClassesFirst Day of Saturday ClassesPermission from Academic Department required to register for classesCensus Date - NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee ifReinstating on or after this date.Fall Emergency Loan DueVeteran's Day Holiday- No Classes; University will be closedTitle IV 60% of semester (Financial Aid)Last day to drop with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Thanksgiving Holiday- No Classes; University will be open Nov. 26Application for Summer 2015 graduation can be submittedLast day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal Exams (Weekday Classes)Final Exams (Saturday Classes)All grades for Fall Flex 2 session due by noon via JagWire8
Spring Semester (16 Week) 2015Dec. 2Dec. 5Jan. 5Jan. 8Jan. 9Jan. 10Jan. 12Jan. 19Jan. 20Application for Summer 2015 graduation can be submittedEmergency Loan available for Spring 2015Tuition and Fee Payment Deadline: A 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this date.Drop for Non-PaymentLast Day for students withdrawing to receive 100% refund and responsible for 0% of tuitionFirst Day of Saturday ClassesFirst Day of ClassesMLK Holiday- No Classes; University will be closedPermission from Academic Department required to register for classesJan. 28Jan. 28Jan. 28Census Date - NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTLast day for students to apply for Spring 2015 graduationDeadline for students who have applied for Spring 2015 graduation to complete Change ofName and/or Change of Major form(s) at the Welcome CenterStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee ifreinstating on or after this date.Last day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in SpringCommencement ceremonySpring 2015 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineSpring Emergency Loan DueApplication for Fall 2015 Graduation can be submittedSpring Break- No Classes; university will be open Mar. 9-11Title IV 60% of semester (Financial Aid)Last day to drop with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Registration for Summer & Fall 2015 Semesters beginLast day to drop a course or withdraw from theUniversity Last Day of ClassFinal ExamsAll grades for Fall 16-week session due by noon via JagWireSpring CommencementLast day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in FallCommencement CeremonyJan. 28Jan. 28Feb. 11Feb.27Mar. 3Mar. 9-14Mar. 27Mar. 30Apr.1May 1May 2May 4-9May 12May 15Jun. 18Spring Flex 1 (8 Week) Semester 2015Dec. 2Dec. 5Jan. 5Jan. 8Jan. 9Jan. 12Jan. 15Jan. 19Jan. 20Jan. 20Jan. 28Jan. 28Jan. 28Application for Summer 2015 graduation can be submittedEmergency Loan available for Spring 2015Tuition and Fee Payment Deadline: a 35 fee will be assessed for paying after thisDrop for Non-PaymentLast Day for students withdrawing to receive 100% refund and responsible for 0% of tuitionFirst Day of ClassesPermission from Academic Department required to register for classesMLK Holiday- No Classes; University will be closedCensus Date - NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating onor after this date.Deadline for students who have applied for Spring 2015 graduation to complete Change ofName and/or Change of Major form(s) at the Welcome CenterLast day for students to apply for Spring 2015 graduationLast day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in SpringCommencement Ceremony9
Spring Flex 1 (8 Week) Semester 2015, continuedFeb. 11Feb. 11Feb. 12Feb. 27Feb. 27Mar. 2Mar. 3Mar. 3Mar.4Spring 2015 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineTitle IV 60% of semester (Financial Aid)Last day to drop with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Spring Emergency Loan DueLast day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal ExamsApplication for Fall 2015 Graduation can be submittedAll grades for Spring Flex 1 session due by noon via JagWireSpring Flex 2 (8 Week) Semester 2015Dec. 2Dec. 5Jan. 28Jan. 28Feb. 11Feb. 27Mar. 2Mar. 2Mar. 3Mar. 5Mar. 13Mar.16Mar. 19Mar. 23Mar. 23Apr. 1Apr. 15Apr. 16May 1May 2May 4May 9May 12May 15Application for Summer 2015 graduation can be submittedEmergency Loan available for Spring 2015Last day for students to apply for Spring 2015 graduationLast day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in SpringCommencement CeremonySpring 2015 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineSpring Emergency Loan DueTuition and Fee Payment DeadlineA 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this date.Application for Fall 2015 Graduation can be ubmittedDrop for Non-PaymentLast Day for students withdrawing to receive 100% refund and responsible for 0% of tuitionFirst Day of ClassesPermission from academic department required to register for classesCensus Date- NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating onor after this date.Registration for Fall 2015 Semester beginsTitle IV 60% of semester (Financial Aid)Last day to drop with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Last day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal Exams (Monday through Friday classes)Final Exams (Saturday classes)All grades for Spring Flex 2 session due by noon via JagWireSpring Commencement10
Maymester (2 Week) Session 2015Classes will be held Monday thru Saturday May 18-30 with exception of the Memorial Day HolidayMay 13May 15May 18May 19May 19May 25May 26May 28May 29May 30June 1June 18Maymester Session Payment Due. A 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this date.Drop for Non-PaymentLast day for students withdrawing to receive 100% refund and responsible for 0% of tuitionFirst Day of ClassesCensus Date- NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating on orafter this date.Memorial Day Holiday - No Classes; University will be closedLast day to drop with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Last day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal ExamsAll grades for Maymester session due by noon via JagWireLast day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in FallCommencement Ceremony10-Week Summer Session 2015May 4May 26May 28May 30Jun. 1Jun. 18Jun. 18Jun. 18Jun. 18Jul. 2Jul. 4Jul. 11Jul. 13Jul. 31Aug. 4Aug. 5Aug. 6Aug. 11Emergency Loan available for summerSummer Session (10-week) Payment Due. A 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this date.Drop for Non-PaymentFirst Day of Saturday ClassesFirst Day of ClassDeadline for students who have applied for Summer 2015 graduation to complete Change ofName and/or Change of Major form(s) at the Welcome CenterCensus Date- NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTLast day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in FallCommencement CeremonyStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee ifreinstating on or after this date.Summer 2015 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineIndependence Day Holiday - No Classes; University will be closedTitle IV 60% (Financial Aid)Last day to drop a course with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Summer Emergency Loan DueLast day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal ExamsAll grades for 8-Week Summer Session due by noon via JagWire11
Summer Session (8 Week) 2015May 4May 26May 28May 30Jun. 1Jun. 9Jun. 9Jun. 18Jun. 18Jul. 2Jul. 4Jul. 4Jul. 6Jul. 22Jul. 23Jul. 24-25Jul. 28Jul. 31Emergency Loan available for summerSummer Session (8 week) Payment Due. A 35 fee will be assessed for paying after this date.Drop for Non-PaymentFirst day of Saturday classesFirst Day of ClassesCensus Date-NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating onor after this date.Deadline for students who have applied for Summer 2015 graduation to complete Change ofName and/or Change of Major form(s) at the Welcome CenterLast day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in FallCommencement ceremonySummer 2015 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineTitle IV 60% (Financial Aid)Independence Day Holiday - No Classes; University will be closedLast day to drop a course with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Last day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal ExamsAll grades for 8-Week Summer Session due by noon via JagWireSummer Emergency Loan DueFirst 5-Week Summer Session 2015May 4May 26May 28May 30Jun. 1Jun. 4Jun. 4Jun. 18Jun. 18Jun. 20Jun. 22Jun. 30Jul. 1Jul. 2Jul. 2Jul. 7Jul. 31Emergency Loan available for summerSummer Session I (First 5-Week) Tuition Payment DeadlineDrop for Non-PaymentFirst Day of Saturday ClassesFirst Day of ClassCensus Date- NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating onor after this date.Deadline for students who have applied for Summer 2015 graduation to complete Change ofName and/or Change of Major form(s) at the Welcome CenterLast day for students to apply for Summer 2015 graduation and participate in FallCommencement ceremonyTitle IV 60% (Financial Aid)Last day to drop a course with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Last day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal examsSummer 2015 Graduation Application Fee Payment DeadlineAll Final First 5-Week Summer Session grades Due by noon via JagWireSummer Emergency Loan Due12
Second 5-Week Summer Session 2015May 4Jun. 29Jul. 2Jul. 6Jul. 9Jul. 9Jul. 25Jul. 27Jul. 31Aug. 4Aug. 5Aug. 6Emergency Loan available for summerSummer Session II(Second 5-Week) Tuition Payment DeadlineDrop for Non-PaymentFirst Day of ClassCensus Date- NO REGISTRATION BEYOND THIS POINTStudents dropped for Non-Payment will be assessed a 363 Reinstatement Fee if reinstating onor after this dateTitle IV 60% (Financial Aid)Last day to drop a course with an automatic “Q” (Withdrawal)Summer Emergency Loan DueLast day to drop a course or withdraw from the UniversityLast Class DayFinal examsAug. 11All Final Second 5-Week Summer Session grades due by noon via JagWire13
ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITYChryssa Delgado, Director of AdmissionsSenator Frank L. Madla Building, Room 106(210)784-1300Texas A&M University-San Antonio adheres to high standards of academic excellence and admits students inaccordance with their level of academic preparation without regard to race, color, sex, age, religious commitment ornational origin. All inquiries about admission, application for admission and transcripts of credit should beaddressed to the Office of Admissions.UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSDOMESTIC STUDENTSAdmission DeadlinesIt is suggested that applications and required documentation be submitted to the Office of Admissions by thefollowing deadlines to ensure the application is processed prior to the beginning of the semester:Fall Semester:Spring Semester:Summer I and 10 Week:Summer II:August 20January 10June 1July 1International students should refer to the international applicants section of this catalog for deadline information.Transfer Admission Procedures1. Submit a completed app
Situated in San Antonio's South Side, Texas A&M University-San Antonio serves an area comprising the greater San Antonio and Bexar County region and the surrounding South Texas counties. San Antonio, the county seat of Bexar County, is a city of approximately 1,330,000. The majority of Texas A&M University-San Antonio's administrative
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