West Texas A & M University admissions

Texas public universities · TX. Fall 2023 first-year figures from federal (IPEDS) data. West Texas A&M University does not publish admissions by high school, so these figures cover all applicants.

In fall 2023, West Texas A & M University admitted 4,657 of 4,784 applicants (97%). Its admit rate was 69% in fall 2019 and 97% in fall 2023.

Admit rate

97%

4,657 admitted of 4,784 applicants

Yield

27%

1,266 admitted students enrolled

SAT, middle 50%

960–1160

Reading and math combined, among students who submitted scores

ACT, middle 50%

18–24

Composite, among students who submitted scores

By year

Fall	Applicants	Admitted	Admit rate	Enrolled	SAT	ACT
2023	4,784	4,657	97%	1,266	960–1160	18–24
2022	4,695	4,302	92%	1,281	950–1150	18–23
2021	5,743	5,573	97%	1,291	980–1188	18–24
2020	4,992	2,908	58%	1,254	920–1130	18–23
2019	5,587	3,852	69%	1,335	940–1140	17–23

A dash means IPEDS has no figure for that year, e.g. test ranges while the college was test-optional.

From Texas high schools

Year

High schools whose class of 2024 enrolled at West Texas A&M University the following fall, most students first. Share is of each school's trackable graduates.

School	County	Students	Share
Canyon High School	Randall	56	24%
West Plains High School	Randall	36	16%
Amarillo High School	Randall	34	7.3%
Pampa High School	Gray	25	11%
Hereford High School	Deaf Smith	21	8.6%
Randall High School	Randall	21	10%
Tascosa High School	Potter	20	4.5%
Plainview High School	Hale	17	5.3%
Bushland High School	Potter	15	15%
Frenship High School	Lubbock	15	2.1%
Borger High School	Hutchinson	14	7.7%
Caprock High School	Randall	13	3.3%
Palo Duro High School	Potter	12	3.8%
Lubbock-Cooper High School	Lubbock	11	2.5%
Dimmitt High School	Castro	10	17%
Olton High School	Lamb	10	22%
Dumas High School	Moore	9	4.6%
Friona High School	Parmer	9	13%
Wellington High School	Collingsworth	9	24%
Dalhart High School	Hartley	8	8.6%
Gruver High School	Hansford	8	18%
Highland Park High School	Potter	8	19%
Littlefield High School	Lamb	8	9.5%
Roscoe Collegiate High School	Nolan	8	17%
Hale Center High School	Hale	7	21%
Monterey High School	Lubbock	7	1.7%
Canadian High School	Hemphill	6	9.0%
Estacado High School	Lubbock	6	3.3%
Muleshoe High School	Bailey	6	7.5%
Panhandle High School	Carson	6	15%
Perryton High School	Ochiltree	6	5.0%
Sanford-Fritch High School	Hutchinson	6	12%
Andrews High School	Andrews	5	2.5%
Burnet High School	Burnet	5	2.6%
Clarendon High School	Donley	5	15%
Coronado High School	Lubbock	5	1.4%
Madison High School	Bexar	5	0.8%
Midland High School	Midland	5	0.7%
Permian High School	Ector	5	0.6%
Seminole High School	Gaines	5	3.3%
Spearman High School	Hansford	5	10%
Stratford High School	Sherman	5	17%
Sunray High School	Moore	5	17%
Vega High School	Oldham	5	18%
West Texas Secondary School	Hutchinson	5	12%

College types (2-year, 4-year, public, private) are assigned by WhoGotIn from federal (IPEDS) and state (THECB) records; a few were classified by hand. See Methodology.

Where first-year students come from

Where West Texas A&M University's first-year students lived when admitted, fall 2023.

West Texas A&M University fall 2023 first-year students by residence
Lived in	Enrolled	Share
Texas	1,097	87%
Elsewhere in the U.S.	163	13%
Abroad	0	0%

Enrolled students only: the federal data has no applicants or admits by residency. Colleges report this in even-numbered years, and some in odd years too, so the newest year shown may be older than the figures above. Abroad means living outside the U.S. when admitted, not citizenship; students whose residence was not reported are left out. Source: U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS).