College of Education & Human Development
Throughout our history we have been charged with transforming and enriching lives. Created as a college for teachers, we are now a college for leaders. Whatever the industry, our graduates are game-changers. Our graduates transform lives.
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Elevate 2025
Each year, we bring you a collection of stories highlighting the accomplishments and insights of our students, faculty, staff, and donors. These difference makers exemplify our commitment to creating the next generation of leaders in the classroom, boardroom, research laboratory, and athletic field.
Invested in Student Success
380 Scholarships Granted
$893K Total Funds Awarded
Our first-year student retention rate of 95.6% reflects our commitment to student success. In addition, 3 out of every 4 of our undergraduate students graduate within four years.
We are in the top-five producers of teachers in special education, bilingual education, language arts and health and physical education. We are also the #1 producer of math teachers in our state.
We offer more than two-dozen Online Master's Programs. Our Online Master's programs rank ninth nationally according to U.S. News & World Report.
We Teach Texas
The Texas A&M University System has prepared highly qualified teachers for Texas schools and beyond for more than 100 years. The eleven universities of the A&M System prepare more highly qualified educators than any system in the State.
Source: Texas Education Agency
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Learning in Prime Time
Texas A&M sport management students earned paid, hands-on experience working the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, gaining real-world skills in event operations, fan engagement, and professional sports management.
Preparing Teacher-Citizen Leaders on a National Stage
Haynes Teacher Corps students took their learning beyond the classroom with an immersive experience in Washington, D.C., where education, policy and leadership intersect.
A Path to Patient Care
First-generation Aggie Sheyla Leon ’26 discovered her passion for medicine through kinesiology, research and mentorship as she prepares for medical school at UTMB.