On Friday, A&M–Central Texas hosted more than 500 students from local and area high schools, giving them a glimpse of university life at the state’s only upper-division university.
High school students attending the event were either from Early College High Schools or are taking dual-credit courses. Students graduating from high school with 30 college credits can apply to A&M–Central Texas. They will need to continue with community college courses until they reach the 60-hour threshold. Students who graduate high school with 60 hours of college credit will be eligible to enroll once their application has been processed.
Students attending Friday’s event were treated to information sessions about the university, financial aid programs, academic programs, and student organizations. They were given campus tours and had the opportunity to hang out with Pathfinder, the Warrior mascot.
More on Friday’s Warrior Preview Day will be posted online soon.