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Prairie View A&M University is not just a place where you will earn a degree – attending PVAMU is about honoring tradition, forging new paths, building a solid foundation and igniting your passion.
As a panther, you will be inspired to dream big and to become a productive force both on and off campus. Are you ready to turn inspiration into action and become a productive panther? Come experience all that PVAMU has to offer. Let us help you ignite your passion.
Undergraduate Admissions
Prairie View A&M University is committed to helping you realize your dreams. We have a rich history of consistently ranking as a top ten producer of African-American Engineers, Educators, Nurses, Artists and Architects to name a few. With an 18:1 student-to-faculty ratio, we offer 36 undergraduate degrees in everything from the arts and sciences to STEM studies, to digital media, to juvenile justice…and much more.
Graduate Admissions
Continuing your graduate studies at Prairie View A&M University will open doors to the global marketplace through inventive research projects, working alongside trailblazing faculty and dedicated scholars. PVAMU Graduate Studies offers 30 masters and five doctoral programs with various concentrations through our eight colleges and schools.
Meet with Us Virtually
Do you need to meet with an admissions counselor? If so, please make a QLess appointment. You’ll meet with a counselor via Zoom for up to 30 minutes to address your specific Undergraduate Admissions concerns.
You now can reserve your spot remotely. As your appointment time nears, we’ll send you a notification (you must opt-in to be notified via text) to remind you to prepare to connect to your meeting.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Consistently rated one of the best values in American higher education, PVAMU combines affordable cost with a high return on investment. We believe that a college degree shouldn’t come with a mountain of debt. The average PVAMU student graduates with 20 percent less student loan debt than the average college student, according to U.S. News & World Report.