Graduate and Professional Studies Data

The Graduate and Professional School generates and collects data from a variety of external and internal sources for analysis and reporting. We use data to inform best practices, highlight successes, and identify areas where improvement is needed in graduate and professional student efforts and support.

Texas A&M University is committed to accountability in its pursuit of excellence. The university expects to be held to the highest standards in its use of resources and in the quality of the educational experience. In fact, this commitment is a part of the fabric of the institution from its founding and is a key component of its mission statement (as approved by the Board of Regents and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board), its aspirations found in Vision 2020 (approved by the Board of Regents in 1999), and its current strategic plan, Decade of Excellence Strategic Plan 2020-2025.

Transparency enhances the success of graduate and professional education by enabling university entities to see data on demographics, degree completion, time to degree, degrees awarded, and admissions in order to evaluate areas of achievement and areas where improvement is needed.

GRADUATE CAREER OUTCOMES

Texas A&M University and the Graduate and Professional School partner with other organizations and universities across the nation to collect data on graduate and professional students. Cooperation and data sharing with other institutions help us collectively promote graduate and professional education and enhance academic excellence across an array of disciplines and demographics.

TAMU DATA RESOURCES

The Graduate and Professional school collaborates with various units at Texas A&M University to collect and disseminate data related to increased efforts in transparency, institutional reporting, and assessment.

National Graduate Student Data Resources

These federal data sources are available to the public and provide a variety of analyzed reports related to education.