Brown Scholars who wish to study and receive admission to EnMed as part of their acceptance agreement to attend Texas A&M University must meet the following requirements to achieve full EnMed matriculation:

• Maintain an overall undergraduate GPA of 3.75 or higher;
• Complete Texas A&M Medical School undergraduate course prerequisites;
• Achieve a 90% or higher MCAT score;
• Maintain good academic standing in the College of Engineering Honors program for at least one year;
• Perform at least 80 hours of service or volunteer work through appropriate Texas A&M student organization, department, college or university activities and/or community, religious, or other service oriented organizations over the course of undergraduate education
• Achieve and terminate in good standing at least one leadership position* within Texas A&M University over the course of undergraduate education
• Conduct medical research, (including the Houston Methodist Research Institute 10-week Summer Undergraduate Research Internship program after the freshman year at A&M**) and/or medically related engineering research for at least two semesters throughout their undergraduate education

Admission to the E2EnMedEAP requires adherence to the Liaison Committee for Medical Education (LCME) including, but not limited to, an evaluation of the student’s completed application, an interview with the EnMed interview Committee, and an offer of admission from the College of Medicine Admissions Committee

*Acceptable activities provided by Brown Foundation; activities not pre-approved subject to approval by Brown Foundation

**Exceptions given only with the permission of the Brown Foundation

Unique Opportunities and Benefits

• Automatic entry for freshmen into engineering majors
• Personalized mentorship and practice interviews prior to EnMed admission Interview with Sue Smith
  Brown-Smith UK International Honors Leadership Trip for incoming Brown Scholars
• Incoming Brown Scholars pursuing engineering majors can interview and be offered admission to the E2EnMed Early Assurance Program (E2EnMedEAP)
• STEM Scholars offered unique research opportunities with professors beginning spring of freshman year
• Brown Scholar Mentorship Program – each freshman is assigned an upperclassman Brown Scholar in the same major as their mentor
• Automatic eligibility for Brown Foundation Engineering Honors Program
• Annual Craig & Galen Brown Foundation dinner for all Brown Scholars, attended by A&M Chancellor, President, Board of Regents, Provosts, College Deans, select faculty, administrators and parents of graduating seniors
• Annual Spring Lunch at Brown Top Ranch for graduating Brown Scholars
• Personal meetings with Craig Brown and Sue Smith throughout the school year and support as needed from the Craig & Galen Brown Foundation staff and former Brown Scholars
• Continued support and guidance from the Craig & Galen Brown Foundation after graduation. Our Scholars are a lifetime commitment