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Texas A&M University College of Dentistry

Bryan, Texas
Average GPA
3.84 / 4.0
Average DAT
460 (22)
Average class size
106
Tuition (In-state)
$36,573
Tuition (Out-of-state)
$47,373
Cost of attendance (In-state)
$75,553
Cost of attendance (Out-of-state)
$87,593

About

Texas A&M School of Dentistry shapes the future of oral health through excellence in education, research, and patient care in a culture committed to diversity and inclusion.

The Texas A&M School of Dentistry will continue to grow as a leader in dental education by:

• Educating exemplary clinicians who deliver patient-centered, evidence-based care.

• Expanding and advancing innovative basic, translational, and clinical research to improve patient care.

• Continually expanding and improving the quality of service to all stakeholders.

• Increasing access to culturally and linguistically competent care throughout the diverse communities we serve.

We are committed to:

• Excellence

• We strive to attain the highest quality in our programs and services, and facilitate accountable, contemporary, and innovative dental education and research.

• Professionalism

• We hold ourselves to the highest standards of integrity, honesty, ethics, and the law. We embody behavior that is respectful, collegial, compassionate, confidential, and patient centered.

• Leadership

• We inspire our faculty, staff, and students to be leaders in research, service, and health care in their profession and in the communities they serve.

• Wellness

• We promote healthy lifestyles, sound mental health, and optimal oral health as essential for the satisfaction and performance of our faculty, staff, students, and patients.

• Inclusiveness

• We show respect for individual differences and diversity. We seek to understand and value preferences and perspectives of others, creating a collaborative and accessible environment that promotes fairness and fosters a sense of belonging for all.

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DAT is shown on the new 200–600 scale with the old score in parentheses. Figures come from each school's official materials and the ADA Survey of Dental Education where available (U.S. stats last reviewed September 2026); confirm with the school before applying. See a number that looks off? Tell us.