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Institutions Receiving Texas A&M University Electronic Transcripts ENROLLMENT & ACADEMIC SERVICES OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Institutions Receiving Texas A&M University Electronic Transcripts Any questions may be directed to 979-845-1003 or [email protected]. The following listed institutions currently receive electronic (EDI) transcripts from Texas A&M University through the SPEEDE server. External College Code Institution C00309 Alamo Colleges – Northeast Lakeview College C00307 Alamo Colleges – Northwest Vista College C23413 Alamo Colleges - Palo Alto College C09163 Alamo Colleges – San Antonio College C03608 Alamo Colleges – St. Phillips College C03539 Alvin Community College C03540 Amarillo College C06661 Angelina College C03541 Angelo State University C12015 Austin Community College - TX C03549 Blinn College (all locations) C07857 Brazosport College C03553 Cisco College C03546 Coastal Bend College C07096 College of The Mainland C23614 Collin College C03563 Del Mar College C03564 East Texas Baptist University C03749 George Mason University C10311 Harding University C03571 Hardin-Simmons University C03576 Houston Baptist University C10633 Houston Community College C03580 Kilgore College C23485 Lamar State College - PA C03581 Lamar University - Beaumont C03582 Laredo Community College C03583 Lee College C11145 Lone Star College System C03590 McLennan Community College C09797 Midland College C03592 Midwestern State University C03558 North Central Texas College C03600 Panola College Last Updated January 29, 2021 ENROLLMENT & ACADEMIC SERVICES OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Institutions Receiving Texas A&M University Electronic Transcripts Any questions may be directed to 979-845-1003 or [email protected]. External College Code Institution C03601 Paris Junior College C03630 Prairie View A & M University C03621 Saint Edward's University C03606 Sam Houston State University C01154 San Francisco State University C03609 San Jacinto College C01155 San Jose State University C03611 South Plains College C31034 South Texas College C03614 Southwest Texas Jr College C03624 Stephen F Austin State University C03631 Tarleton State University C03626 Tarrant County College C03565 Texas A&M University - Commerce C11161 Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi C03639 Texas A&M University - Kingsville C03641 Texas Lutheran University C09225 Texas State Technical College - HARLINGEN C03615 Texas State University - San Marcos C03644 Texas Tech University C03646 Texas Woman's University C03648 Tyler Junior College C01108 University of Arkansas - Fayetteville C11711 University of Houston - Clear Lake C03612 University of Houston – Downtown C03652 University of Houston - University Park (Main Campus) C13231 University of Houston - Victoria C03594 University of North Texas C03654 University of Saint Thomas C03658 University of Texas - Austin C03661 University of Texas - El Paso C11618 University of Texas - Health Science Center Houston C03599 University of Texas - Pan American C09930 University of Texas - Permian Basin C10115 University of Texas - San Antonio C03656 University of Texas- Arlington C10060 Vernon College Last Updated January 29, 2021 ENROLLMENT & ACADEMIC SERVICES OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Institutions Receiving Texas A&M University Electronic Transcripts Any questions may be directed to 979-845-1003 or [email protected]. External College Code Institution C03662 Victoria College C03665 West Texas A&M University C09549 Western Texas College C03668 Wharton County Junior College Last Updated January 29, 2021 .
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