Admissions and Records Office
Welcome to the Blinn College District! With an open admissions policy, Blinn welcomes students pursuing a wide range of educational goals.
Applications are open for fall 2026, spring 2027, and fall 2027. If you have never attended Blinn, your first step is to complete the free ApplyTexas application. Blinn's application is always free, including during Texas Free College Application Week, Oct. 12-18.
Planning to take winter minimester classes? New students should apply for spring 2027. Currently enrolled students do not need to reapply.
Once you have completed the admissions process, you can register for credit classes at any Blinn location or online. See below for our step-by-step admissions guides.
Choose the admissions pathway for you!
New College Student
I am a high school graduate or have high school equivalency and have never attended college, or was a dual credit student at another college.
Transfer Student
I am transferring credits from another institution to Blinn College.
Returning Student
I am a former Blinn College student who has not been enrolled for more than one year but is ready to reapply and has not attended another college or university.
Dual Credit Student
I am a current high school or homeschooled student seeking to enroll in dual-credit classes.
International Student
I am looking to study at Blinn College on an F-1 Visa.
Student Athletes
I signed a letter of intent (LOI) to participate in an athletic sport at Blinn College.
Helpful Links
Admissions and Eligibility
Getting started, requirements, and admissions policies
Registration and Payments
Important dates, registration, and payment options
Student Records and Services
Documents, student identification, and privacy
Admissions FAQs
When is the deadline to apply for Blinn College?
Blinn College has rolling admissions and does not have a deadline to apply for admission. Students can apply up until the last day to register for a particular semester. International students have their own set of admissions deadlines.
Is the admissions process different for veterans?
No, the admissions process is the same for veterans and their dependents as it is for any incoming student. For more information regarding veterans benefits, please visit our Veteran Services page.
Does Blinn offer housing?
Yes, Blinn offers student housing on its Brenham Campus. For more information, please visit the Housing and Residence Life page. You can also visit the parking page for more information regarding parking availability.
Where can I find my transcript?
Students may order a transcript at any time during the semester through our transcript request page and/or request that it be held and then sent out after all current semester grades or degrees are posted.
Does Blinn offer payment plans?
Yes, Blinn does offer options for making your payment. Payment plans are offered allowing you to make multiple smaller payments so you won’t have to pay everything at the beginning of each semester. Students may pay in person at any Blinn campus or online via their myBLINN portal. For general payment information, please visit our Payment Dates and Methods page.
I don't know what to major in. What does Blinn College offer?
Blinn offers over 150 different degrees and certificate programs. View all of our programs on the Degrees and Certificates page.
I already sent test scores, but I still have a test score hold showing on my account?
If you have submitted scores and still have a hold on your account, please check to make sure the scores you submitted exempted you from taking the TSI. Visit the TSI Exemptions page to view all of the qualifying exemptions.
If advising is not required, why do I have an Advising Hold?
These students must meet with an academic advisor before registering:
- Students who are not college ready (those who don’t meet the benchmarks on any part of the state-required assessment test)
- Students on academic probation
- Students on academic suspension
What is NSR?
NSR is New Student Registration. This event is available to first-time freshmen who apply for a summer or fall semester. For more information about NSR, please visit the New Student Registration page.
Do I have to take the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Assessment?
All students are required to take the TSIA placement exam, or show proof of an exemption or waiver. Visit the TSI Exemptions and Waivers page for information regarding exemptions and waivers you may qualify for.
If you do not qualify for an exemption or waiver, you will need to take the TSIA placement exam. The test can be taken in-person at multiple Blinn campuses, online, or at another institution. View the How to Take the TSI Assessment webpage for more information.
Where can I turn in my admissions documents?
The majority of admissions documents can be submitted through your myBLINN portal under the admissions form's icon. You can visit the Admissions Forms page for a list of commonly submitted admissions forms.
What is a House Bill 5 (HB5)/Texas College Bridge Waiver?
Students who successfully completed a Blinn College Preparatory Courses during their senior year of high school will receive a waiver of TSI requirements. Students can complete a preparatory course for ELA and/or Mathematics. Visit our HB5 /Texas College Bridge page for more information or email hb5help@blinn.edu .
I did not receive my acceptance email. Who can I contact?
If you have not received your acceptance email within a week of submitting your application, please reach out to admissions@blinn.edu.
*Please ensure you are checking the email that you put on your ApplyTexas application.
I'm a new applicant. Where should I start?
I submitted my high school transcript, but I still have a hold?
If you previously submitted your high school transcript and still have a hold, make sure a final, official transcript was submitted. Transcripts must come directly from your high school and must include your graduation date to be considered final.
I put the wrong campus on my ApplyTexas application. Can I change my campus?
To update your campus, students should complete the Campus Change or Campus Override Request Form. Your campus can be updated after your admissions application has been processed and you have activated your myBLINN account
Mission Statement
The Admissions and Records Office provides high quality service and supports the mission of Blinn College by compiling, processing, maintaining, and securing accurate academic records for all students currently and previously enrolled. The Office conducts its processes and procedures as prescribed by established College policies and the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA).
Contact Us
Admissions and Enrollment Services
Phone: 979-830-4800
Email: admissions@blinn.edu
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
Visit Us
Brenham Campus
Physical Address:
Administration Building
Room 122
802 Green St.
Brenham, TX 77833
Phone:
979-830-4800
Mailing Address:
Admissions & Records
902 College Ave.
Brenham, TX 77833
NOTE: International admissions documents must be sent to a different location - see International Student home page.
Bryan Campus
Physical Address:
Bryan Campus Administration Building
2608 E. Villa Maria Road
Bryan, TX 77802
Phone:
979-830-4800
Mailing Address:
Admissions & Records
902 College Ave.
Brenham, TX 77833
Note: The Brenham Admissions Office accepts and processes mail for all campuses’ Admissions Offices.
International admissions documents must be sent to a different location - see International Student home page.
RELLIS Campus
Physical Address:
1300 Bryan Road
Bryan, TX 77807
Email:
RELLIS@blinn.edu
Mailing Address:
Admissions & Records
902 College Ave.
Brenham, TX 77833
NOTE: International admissions documents must be sent to a different location - see International Student home page.
Schulenburg Campus
100 Ranger Dr.
Schulenburg, TX 78956
Phone:
979-743-5200
Sealy Campus
3701 Outlet Center Dr.
Sealy, TX 77474
Phone:
979-627-7997