Rankings

Mays is recognized among the top public business schools for its undergraduate program, MBA program, and faculty research contributions.

Undergraduate Program

• 12th public (37th overall), BusinessWeek (2009)
• Tied 19th public (tied 31st overall), U.S. News & World Report (2010)

MBA Program

• 1st U.S. public (tied 6th in world), Employment at Three Months, Financial Times (2009)
• Tied 2nd overall, Placement after Three Months, U.S. News & World Report (2010)
• 2nd U.S. public (28th in world), Best Value for Money, Financial Times (2009)
• 7th U.S. public (40th in world), Best Global MBAs for Mexicans, Expansión (2009)
• 8th best-administered program, The Princeton Review (2007)
• 8th best campus facilities, The Princeton Review (2007)
• 9th U.S. public (24th overall), Forbes (2009)
• 10th in student competitiveness, The Princeton Review (2007)
• 11th public regional (23rd regional), Wall Street Journal (2007)
• 11th U.S. public (57th in world), Financial Times (2009)
• Tied 14th public (tied 33rd overall), U.S. News & World Report (2010)

Executive MBA Program

• 1st overall, Return on Investment, The Wall Street Journal (2008)
• 1st U.S. public (5th in world), Work Experience, Financial Times (2007)
• 16th public U.S. program (38th in the U.S., 66th in the world), Financial Times (2007)
• Top 50 worldwide executive MBA program, BusinessWeek (2009)

PhD Program

• 9th U.S. public (15th in the U.S., 28th world), Financial Times EMBA rankings (2006)

Faculty Scholarship

• 12th U.S. public, faculty research downloads (28th U.S., 37th world), Social Science Research Network (2006)
• 13th U.S. public (24th in the U.S., 31st in the world), Financial Times EMBA rankings (2006)

Department of Accounting

• 5th public graduate program (8th overall), Public Accounting Report’s 27th Annual Professors Survey (2008)
• 6th CPA pass rate for first time candidates, National Association of State Boards of Public Accountancy (2006)
• 7th public undergraduate program (10th overall), Public Accounting Report’s 27th Annual Professors Survey (2008)
• 11th public doctoral program (18th overall), Public Accounting Report’s 27th Annual Professors Survey (2008)
• Tied 14th public undergraduate program (tied 20th overall), U.S. News & World Report (2010)

Department of Information and Operations Management

• Tied 3rd public, scope of program (Tied 4th overall), AMR Research - Leading U.S. Supply Chain Programs (2009)
• Tied 6th public, industry value (Tied 7th overall), AMR Research - Leading U.S. Supply Chain Programs (2009)
• 7th public, leading supply chain program (8th overall), AMR Research - Leading U.S. Supply Chain Programs (2009)
• Tied 8th public, depth of program (Tied 9th overall), AMR Research - Leading U.S. Supply Chain Programs (2009)

Department of Management

• 6th among most-cited universities for scholarly influence in management literature 1981-2004, Journal of Management (2008)
• Tied 9th public undergraduate program (16th overall), U.S. News & World Report (2010)
• Three of the most-cited authors in management literature 1981-2004, Journal of Management (2008): Michael A. Hitt (#8), Murray R. Barrick (#39), and Luis Gomez-Mejia (#93)

Texas A&M University

• 4th best U.S. public university (5th overall), The Washington Monthly (2009)
• 6th nationally for PhDs awarded to Hispanics, Black Issues in Higher Education (2003)
• 8th for enrollment of Hispanic women, Hispanic Outlook (2004)
• 11th for conferring bachelor’s degrees to Hispanic women, Hispanic Outlook (2004)
• Tied 22nd public (tied 61st overall), U.S. News & World Report (2010)
• Top 25 university for Latinos, Hispanic magazine (2004)