The phone number is 845-0532, and tests can usually be scheduled with two or three day's notice. If TAMU does not have a corresponding course, the course will be transferred in by the title and number it had at the other university. If you wish to have the course count for something other than an elective, you have to file a petition with your academic major to determine how it can count toward your degree. Then the computer will recognize it when you go through your first degree audit at 90 hours. Many freshman and sophomore courses offered at Texas universities and junior colleges have been standardized and directly transfer for course credit.
Most junior colleges use the same course numbers as the state numbering system.
While the numbering system at TAMU is different, there is a conversion chart in one of the appendices at the back of the catalogue. Before you take transfer course work check to see if there are subsequent courses which have the course you plan to take as a prerequisite. Usually it is not wise to take related courses or part of a course series at different universities. The two required government classes taught at TAMU do not match the government classes at some junior colleges so it is best to take both required courses at the same place. Some universities, such as the University of Texas and Texas Tech , offer credit through correspondence courses.