Mays Business School
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Mays Business School is the business school at Texas A&M University at College Station. It is among the top business schools in the world for its undergraduate program (BBA), graduate program (MAB, MBA, MLERE, MS, Ph.D), and faculty research contributions.
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[edit] Degrees and majors
[edit] Undergraduate
- Bachelor of Business Administration in:
- Agribusiness
- Accounting
- Finance
- Management
- Information Systems
- Supply Chain Management
- Management Information Systems (MIS)
- Marketing
- Business Minor
- Certificates
- Certificate in Latin American Business Studies
- Certificate in International Business
- Certificate in European Union Business
[edit] Graduate
[edit] Master's
- MBA
- Executive MBA
- Master of Science
- Accounting
- Finance
- Human Resource Management
- Management Information Systems
- Marketing
- Master of Land Economics and Real Estate
- Master of Agribusiness
- Certificates
- Certificate in Business (for non-business majors)
[edit] Ph.D
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- Accounting
- Finance
- Management
- Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
[edit] Centers
- Executive Development
- Human Resource Management
- Information Systems
- International Business
- New Ventures & Entrepreneurship
- Real Estate
- Retailing Studies
- Reliant Trading Center
[edit] Rankings
MBA Program:
- Tied 1st U.S. public (tied 3rd in world), MBA Placement, Financial Times (2006)
- 2nd U.S. public (12th in world), Best Value for Money, Financial Times (2006)
- 4th U.S. public (10th U.S., 37th in world), Exposure to International Issues, Financial Times (2006)
- 7th U.S. public (15th U.S., 32nd in world), Women Faculty, Financial Times (2006)
- 9th public (24th overall), Forbes (2005)
- 9th fastest return on investment, Business Week (2002)
- Tied 14th public (tied 31st overall), U.S. News & World Report (2007)
- 26th U.S. public (85th in world), Financial Times (2006)
- 28th regional, Wall Street Journal (2005)
- 8th best-administered program, The Princeton Review (2007)
- 8th best campus facilities, The Princeton Review (2007)
- 10th in student competitiveness, The Princeton Review (2007)
EMBA Program
- 2nd U.S. public (8th U.S., 16th in world), Work Experience, Financial Times (2005)
- 5th U.S. public (17th U.S., 38th in world), Salary Increase, Financial Times (2005)
- 6th U.S. public (10th U.S., 12th in world), Career Progress, Financial Times (2005)
- 13th public U.S. program (63rd in the world, 37th in the U.S.), Financial Times (2005)
Accounting:
- 6th undergraduate program, Public Accounting Report’s 25th Annual Professors Survey (2006)
- 6th graduate program, Public Accounting Report’s 25th Annual Professors Survey (2006)
- 6th CPA pass rate for first time candidates, National Association of State Boards of Public Accountancy (2006)
- Tied 16th public undergraduate program (24th overall), U.S. News & World Report (2006)
- 11th public graduate program (30th overall), U.S. News & World Report (2006)
Finance:
A&M is one of five schools in the United States to offer a trading center, the Reliant Energy Securities & Commodities Trading Center. It also allows its students to invest $250,000 in a donated Tanner Fund for first-hand experience. Reliant Trading Center
Ph.D Program
- 9th U.S. public (26th world, 14th in the U.S.), Financial Times EMBA rankings (2005)
Management:
- Tied 11th public undergraduate program (13th overall) by U.S. News & World Report (2006)
- 3rd for number of research citations, University Science Indicators (2004)
- 10th in faculty research productivity, Academy of Management Journal (2000)
Information & Operations Management
- 19th in research productivity by INFORMS (1990-2002)
Marketing
- 25th for faculty research impact, American Marketing Association (2003)
Supply Chain Management
- 9th in faculty research productivity, Academy of Management Journal (2000)
Faculty Scholarship
- 8th U.S. public (26th in the world, 21st in the U.S.), Financial Times EMBA rankings (2005)
- 12th U.S. public, faculty research downloads (28th U.S., 37th overall), Social Science Research Network (2006)
- 14th public (26th overall), Academy of Management Journal (2001)
[edit] External links
| The Texas A&M University System |
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