Enrollment Services Center

The Enrollment Services Center is your one-stop resource for student support. We’re here to assist with financial aid, admissions, general enrollment questions, and Student ID services. Whether you're a new or returning student, stop by to get your official university ID—your key to campus access, student benefits, and more. The center also serves as the check-in location for campus tours.

Our mission is to provide excellent service and help you navigate the enrollment process with ease. Visit us on the first floor of the Senator Frank L. Madla Building, call (210) 784-1300, or email BeAJaguar@tamusa.edu. We’re here to support you every step of the way!

First-Year - someone in their initial year of enrollment at a high school, college or university 

Transfer - someone who stops attending one school/college and enrolls in a different one to continue their studies 

International - someone who moves to a different country to go to school 

Returning - someone who is a former college or university student who re-enrolls to continue their education after taking a break of one or more semesters 

Non-Traditional - someone who does not follow the standard path of entering a four-year university full-time right after high school 

Graduate - someone who already has a bachelor's degree and is studying for a higher degree 

Evidence of Vaccination must verify that the vaccination was received during the five year period prior to and no later than 10 days prior to the first day of the semester.

Evidence of vaccination must be submitted through Med+Proctor in one of the following four formats:

1. A completed Evidence of Vaccination against Bacterial Meningitis Form. Use this form if you plan to obtain your vaccination somewhere other than your personal physician's office.
2. A document bearing the signature or stamp of the physician or his/her designee, or public health personnel (must include the month, day, and year the vaccination was administered).
3. An official immunization record generated from a state or local health authority (must include the month, day, and year the vaccination was administered).
4. An official record received from school officials, including a record from another state (must include the month, day, and year the vaccination was administered).

*There is a $10 fee per vaccine submission.

Texas A&M University–San Antonio offers several types of financial aid to help students afford their education. These include:

• Grants – Need-based funds that do not have to be repaid, such as the Federal Pell Grant and Texas Grant.

• Scholarships – Awarded based on merit, need or other criteria; students can apply through AwardSpring.

• Work-Study – Part-time job opportunities on or off campus for students with financial need.

• Loans – Borrowed funds that must be repaid with interest, including federal student and parent loans.

For more details or to apply, visit the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid.