Early Assurance Pathway Programs

Aggie to Medicine

This program is designed to attract highly competitive second-year Texas A&M University Pre-Med students who are interested in seeking a medical degree from the Texas A&M School of Medicine, and ultimately pursuing a career as a physician in Texas.

Cadet to Medicine

The Cadet to Medicine (C2M) program is designed to accelerate the process for Corps of Cadets students who are committed to pursuing medical school by introducing them to experiences and opportunities to prepare them for a career in military medicine.

Engineering to EnMed

The Engineering to EnMed (E2EnMEd) Program is an opportunity for highly qualified high school seniors applying to Texas A&M undergraduate engineering programs (or currently enrolled college sophomores) to achieve early conditional admission into the Texas A&M School of Medicine Engineering Medicine program. This program is designed to train a new generation of physician engineers, physicianeers who are passionate about creating and implementing solutions to the greatest challenges in healthcare. Up to 15 students will be admitted for each medical school entry year.

Military Academy to Medicine

The Military to Medicine (M2M) Program is designed for second-year cadets who are currently enrolled in one of the three service academies (Army, Navy and Air Force) and are interested in obtaining a medical degree with the Texas A&M School of Medicine.

Pre-Med Fellows

This program is designed for underrepresented students who are committed to pursuing medical school. However, it is not exclusive to underrepresented students in medicine. Additionally this program is designed to accelerate the process and prepare Pre-Med students to be highly competitive medical school students by introducing them to experiences and opportunities to prepare them for a career in medicine.

Rural and Underserved Populations to Medicine

The EAP program, Partnership for Primary Care has been changed to the Rural and Underserved Populations to Medicine Program. This program as by its name will focus on students from rural and medically underserved areas.