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University of Notre Dame vs Texas A&M University: Which is Better?

Side-by-side comparison of acceptance rates, SAT scores, tuition, earnings, and more, updated with the latest College Scorecard data.

School

University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame, IN

School

Texas A&M University

College Station, TX

Head-to-Head Stats

MetricNotre DameTexas A&M
Acceptance Rate12.4%wins63.2%
SAT Range (25th–75th)1440–1540wins1140–1380
ACT Range (25th–75th)33–35wins25–31
Tuition (Out-of-State)$62,693$40,328wins
Avg Net Price$27,823$20,924wins
Median Earnings (10 yr)$99,980wins$72,097
Graduation Rate96.8%wins83.8%
Retention Rate98.2%wins94.3%
Student–Faculty Ratio9:1wins19:1
Total Enrollment8,92359,099wins

Verdict

Based on the data above, Notre Dame edges out Texas A&M on 7 of 10 measurable categories, including key factors like acceptance rate, earnings, and graduation rate. That said, the right choice depends heavily on your major, financial situation, and campus culture fit.

Notre Dame Strengths

  • Acceptance Rate: 12.4%
  • SAT Range (25th–75th): 1440–1540
  • ACT Range (25th–75th): 33–35
  • Median Earnings (10 yr): $99,980

Texas A&M Strengths

  • Tuition (Out-of-State): $40,328
  • Avg Net Price: $20,924
  • Total Enrollment: 59,099

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