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Mission & Vision • Our vision is to advance the world’s prosperity, providing a better future for generations who follow, including quality of life, environment, and economic systems. • Our mission is to be a vibrant learning organization that creates impactful knowledge and develops transformational leaders.
Undergraduate Programs BBA Core Business Knowledge* Required Courses ACCT 229
Introductory Accounting
3
ACCT 230
Introductory Accounting
3
ECON 202
Principles of Economics
3
ECON 203
Principles of Economics
3
FINC 341
Business Finance
3
ISTM 210
Fundamentals of Information Systems
3
MGMT 211
Legal and Social Environment of Business
3
MGMT 363
Managing People in Organizations
3
MGMT 466
Strategic Management
3
MKTG 321
Marketing
3
SCMT 303
Statistical Methods
3
SCMT 364
Operations Management
3
Total Semester Credit Hours
36
*Copied from http://catalog.tamu.edu/undergraduate/business/
Undergraduate Programs Helpful References For admissions dates, course descriptions, and additional degree requirements, see the Texas A&M Course Catalog. (catalog.tamu.edu/undergraduate) Google “tamu course catalog�
For more information on all things undergraduate at Mays (transfer credits, course requirements, special programs, degree requirements, contact information, etc.), please see the Mays Student Handbook available on the Mays website. mays.tamu.edu > Student Resources > Current Students > Student Handbook
Undergraduate Programs • Sophomore, Spring semester, declare your major • Majors – Accounting – Business Honors – Finance – Management (Consulting/General Management, Entrepreneurial Leadership, Human Resource, Nonprofit, Pre-Law)
– Management Information Systems – Marketing (Advertising Strategy, Analytics & Consulting, Professional Selling, and Retail Buying & Management)
– Supply Chain Management
Degrees – Department of Accounting BBA Accounting Courses offered: •
Energy Accounting
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Internal Auditing
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Fraud Examination
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International Accounting
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Financial Statement Analysis
Professional Program in Accounting (PPA) -4 + 1 Program -100% internship and job placement -80% passing rate for CPA Exam -Big 4 Accounting Firms
Degrees – Department of Finance BBA Finance Courses offered: •
Money & Capital Markets
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Investment Analysis
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Ethics In Financial Decision-Making
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Intro to SEC Trading
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Real Estate Decision-Making
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Titans of Investing
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Private Equity
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Financial Statement Analysis
MS Finance MS Financial Management MS Real Estate MS Quantitative Finance
Reliant Trading Center The RTC was established in 2000 thanks to the generous support of Reliant Energy, and fully renovated and expanded in 2017. Student Organizations Aggie Financial Women's Assoc Aggie Investment Club The Financial Management Assoc Personal Finance Club (pending) TAMU Quant Finance Club (pending)
Degrees – Department of Management BBA Management Courses offered: •
Negotiations
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Microeconomic Theory
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Managing Human Resources
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International Environment of Business
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Managing People in Organizations
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Strategic Management
Management Tracks (with a sampling of courses available) Consulting/General Management -Management Consulting -Advanced Concepts in Org Behavior
Entrepreneurial Leadership -Entrepreneurial Small Business -Creativity and Innovation in Business
Nonprofit Management -Managing the Nonprofit Organization -Small Business Management and Growth
Human Resource Management -Employment Discrimination Law -HR Compensation
Pre-Law -Corporate Governance -Political Environment of Business
Student Organizations Business Law Guild Society for Human Resource Management Startup Aggieland Texas A&M Consulting Club
MS Human Resource Management (1.5 Year Program)
Degrees – Department of Marketing BBA Marketing Courses offered:
Marketing Tracks (with a sampling of courses available)
Advertising Strategy -Account Planning and Research -Advertising Case Competition
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Marketing Analytics
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Professional Selling
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Social Media & PR
Professional Selling
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Strategic Retailing
-Managing B2B Relationships -Sales Leadership
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Marketing Strategy
MS Marketing – 4 + 1 Program
Analytics & Consulting -Marketing Consulting -Corporate Social Responsibility
Retail Buying & Management -Retail Merchandising and Math -Retail Case Competition
Student Organizations Aggie Advertising Club American Marketing Assoc Sales Club Student Retailing Assoc
Degrees – Department of Information & Operations Managment BBA Management Information Systems Courses offered: •
Programming Logic & Design
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Network Communications & Infrastructure
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Database Programming
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System Analytics & Design
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IT Consulting Risk and Security Business Analytics System Analytics Computer Systems Design Student Organizations Women in IT (WIT) Business IT Students (BITS)
MS Management Information Systems – 4 + 1 Program
Degrees – Department of Information & Operations Management BBA Supply Chain Management Courses offered: •
Sourcing & Procurement
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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Business Process Design
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Operations Planning & Control
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Enterprise Resource Systems
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Logistics & Distribution
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Optimization for Supply Chain Management
Supply/Demand Planning Logistics Management Buyer/Sourcing Analyst Business Intelligence Analyst Business Process Consulting Inventory Analyst
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IT for Supply Chain Management
Degrees – Special Programs ~Application Based~
BBA Business Honors •
Smaller class sizes
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Engaging coursework (discussions and case studies)
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Opportunity to double-major in one of the other six business majors
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Professional development opportunities
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Required to maintain 3.5 cumulative (TAMU) GPR
100% Job Placement Rate 100% Complete an Internship 90% Study/Travel Abroad 90% Serve as Officers in Student Organizations
For questions, contact honors@mays.tamu.edu Or call 979-845-7512
Involvement Opportunities for Non-Mays Students
Business Minor 18 hours of business coursework
Other Opportunities • Professional Distinction Programs • Advertising • Analytics & Consulting • Professional Selling • Retail Buying & Management • Career Fairs
Undergraduate Business Organizations Christian Business Leaders Aggie Advertising Club Delta Sigma Pi Aggie Financial Women’s Assoc Financial Management Assoc Aggie Investment Club Global Business Brigades Aggie Supply Chain Professionals International Business Assoc Aggie Women in Business Multicultural Assoc for Business Students AIESEC Phi Beta Lambda ALPFA at Texas A&M PREP (Progressively Reaching Excellence & Professionalism) American Business Women’s Assoc Sales Club American Marketing Assoc Society for Human Resource Management Business Information Technology Students Student Retailing Assoc Business Law Guild Students in Free Enterprise Business Student Council Texas A&M Entrepreneurship Society Business Pathfinders Women in Information Technology
High-Impact Learning
• Special Programs Business Honors Freshman Business Initiative Mays Transformational Leader Portfolios Business Fellows
• Competitions • Entrepreneurship • International Opportunities • Internships • Certifications
Mays Transformational Leaders
Inspires and influences others toward a common vision • Courageously challenges the status quo to create sustainable value and positive social impact • Fosters development of self and others through reflective learning •
Ranking, Recognition & Compensation
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Mays received the five-year accreditation renewal from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business - AACSB (2018) 20th public (tied 31st overall) U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Business Programs” (2018) 1 of 17 U.S. Centers for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) member (2018) 96.6% first year retention 90.9% five year graduation rate $55,205 average starting salary $5,379 average hiring bonus 84% report job placement or graduate school by graduation
The Aggie Network
Reprinted with permission from the 2018 Aggie Network Resource Guide of The Association of Former Students
The Aggie Network
Mays Vision To Advance the Worlds Prosperity
Reprinted with permission from the 2018 Aggie Network Resource Guide of The Association of Former Students
FAQ Application Dates SPRING 2019 July 1, 2018 - October 15, 2018 DEADLINE: October 15 FALL 2019 July 1, 2018 - December 1, 2018 DEADLINE: December 1, but because it falls on a weekend, the deadline is Monday, December 3 at 11:59 PM (CST). Required documents for Fall will be accepted through December 8, but because it falls on a weekend, the deadline is Monday, December 10 at 5:00pm (CST). (If the deadline falls on a weekend, the application will remain open until 11:59 PM (CST) on the following Monday, Dec 3. Additional required documents will be accepted until 5:00pm (CST) on that following Monday, Dec 10.)
You may be admitted one of three ways:
Freshman Admissions
1. Top 10% Admits You qualify for automatic admission if you: • attend a public or private high school in Texas, and • rank in the top 10% of your graduating class on or before the application deadline, • satisfy the State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy, and • Students graduating under the new “foundation high school program” must complete the Distinguished Level of Achievement • make sure all required documents are received by the application deadline.
Texas residents attending out-of-state schools are eligible for top 10% admission at TAMU. A residency questionnaire must be submitted to determine eligibility.
2. Academic Admits You qualify for academic admission if you: • complete TAMU required coursework, and • rank in the top quarter of your graduating class on or before the application deadline, and • meet test score minimums (TAMU does not superscore) -SAT: Total score of 1360 or better with a minimum 620 Math and 660 Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) -ACT: Composite score of 30 or better with a minimum 27 Math and 27 English • satisfy the State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy, and • make sure all required documents are received by the application deadline. 3. Review Admits If you do not qualify for top 10% or academic admission, but meet the State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy, you will be reviewed based on: • Your application and essay • Class rank and SAT and/or ACT scores • Extracurricular activities, community service, leadership, employment and summer activities • Talents, awards and honors
FAQ Class Size Starting out 200+, but after junior year, on average 20-30 You must have your application COMPLETE before it is placed in line for review. Number of Incoming freshmen/transfer student questions, search: “Mays Undergraduate Enrollment Plan 2016 – 2018” Required to sign your decision letter by May 1, the registration deadline for New Student Conference. Mays does have Undergraduate Career Services. The goal is for all students applying for the fall semester to receive a decision by the end of March at the latest. Business Honors is the only double major opportunity. A business minor is only available to non-Mays students.
FAQ Aggieland Prospective Student Center Mon – Fri 8:00am – 5:00pm Koldus Building (JJKB), Suite 109 (Attached to the University Center Garage)
979-458-0950 admissions@tamu.edu
WALK-IN HOURS 8:00am – 4:30pm
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