SNWC Registration

Not Qualified

We're sorry, only qualified individuals may participate in our program. The requirements for SNWC are:

The Spend the Night with the Corps program is for qualified high school seniors and juniors and transfer students.

Seniors registering for Spend the Night with the Corps must meet one of the following criteria:

Be in the Top 10% of their class
Top 25% class and either a minimum 1050 SAT (combination of math/critical reading sections only) or 23 ACT
Top 50% class and either a minimum 1150 SAT (combination of math/critical reading sections only) or 25 ACT

Seniors are required to have started an application for admission to Texas A&M before they attend SNWC in the fall semester. Apply here: https://www.applytexas.org/adappc/gen/c_start.WBX

Seniors are required to have completed an application for admission to Texas A&M before they attend SNWC in the Spring semester.

Juniors may attend if they are in the top half of their class, are on a college track, and are maintaining an A- or above GPA.

These are program minimums. These scores do not guarantee admission to TAMU. Space is limited. Those wishing to participate in the program should apply early.

Date
Personal Info
Academic Info
Outfit Selection
Other Information

Spend the Night with the Corps

Event Date

Last

First

Middle

Preferred Name

Date of Birth

Gender Male Female

Parent Email

Cell Phone

Home Phone

Emergency Phone

Address

Address2

City

State

Zip

Are you a transfer student? Yes No

High School

Classification Senior Junior

Class Rank Top 10% 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr

PSAT Math

PSAT Reading

PSAT Writing

SAT Math

SAT Reading

SAT Writing

ACT

You must provide your test scores in at least one category.

Intended Major

Applied to A&M Yes No

Accepted to A&M Yes No

TAMU UIN

ROTC Preference Army Air Force Navy/Marine Corps

Click here if you are interested in joining the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band. Band cadets are also required to enroll in ROTC and must select any one of the preferences above.

Click here if you are interested in joining one of our pre-professional units (for those intending to enter Medical, Dental, Veterinary, or Law post-graduate school)

Based on your information, the following outfit(s) will be a good fit for you. Please choose a host outfit below. You are not obligated to join the outfit you choose, and you may change your mind anytime prior to Freshman Orientation Week.

Select a host outfit below:

If you would like to stay with an outfit that is not shown above, please indicate it below and provide a reason why

Alternate Outfit

Alternate Outfit Reason

Transfer students, current students, graduate students and former military should contact us at 1-800-TAMU-AGS.

Are you arriving by flight, shuttle, or bus? If so, please provide your travel information and ETA/ETD.
Yes No

Travel Information

Be in the Top 10% of their class
Top 25% class and either a minimum 1050 SAT (combination of math/critical reading sections only) or 23 ACT
Top 50% class and either a minimum 1150 SAT (combination of math/critical reading sections only) or 25 ACT

Do you meet the program requirements?

If you are a senior in high school and do not meet our program requirements, but do meet the minimum requirements to attend Texas A&M; your chances of admission are very low.

TAMU admits a large number of college transfer students each semester. To be considered for transfer admission to Texas A&M, you must have at least a 2.5 GPA on a minimum of 24 hours of graded, transferable coursework. A large number of transfer students join the Corps each semester. Transfer cadets who can graduate from TAMU in three years or less have the option to join one of our transfer outfits. They complete one semester in the Corps as a freshman and then skip semesters to join their graduating class. All transfer cadets also have the option to join any outfit and complete the normal four year cadet program.

Are you a high school senior and would you be willing to consider the TAMU Transfer Admission Program if not directly admitted to Texas A&M-College Station?