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Management

Our students develop the ability to plan, organize, make decisions, communicate, and lead effectively in all areas of businesses.

Degree Details

Credit Hours: 120

Class Type: In-Person

Location: College Station

Advising

The Undergraduate Advising Office (UAO) provides services to all Mays Business School undergraduate students. Students are encouraged to meet regularly with an academic advisor.

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All freshmen enter Mays majoring in Business Administration (BUAD). Business freshman, sophomores, and transfers will need to complete lower-level courses before they apply for upper division status and declare a major.

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Consulting/General Management Track

The Consulting and General Management track will help you develop advanced analytical and strategic thinking skills while learning to identify opportunities that drive organizational success. You’ll emerge ready to guide businesses through complex decisions, implement transformative solutions, and make a lasting impact in any industry you choose to pursue.

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Entrepreneurial Leadership Track

The Entrepreneurial Leadership track will help you master the art of opportunity recognition, harness creative problem-solving, and develop the leadership skills essential for building thriving enterprises. From crafting compelling business plans to leading high-performing teams, you’ll gain hands-on experience in every aspect of entrepreneurial leadership.

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Human Resource Management Track

The Human Resource Management track will help you develop expertise in creating dynamic workplace cultures, attracting top talent, and nurturing employee potential. From designing competitive compensation packages to implementing strategic development programs, you’ll learn to align human capital with organizational goals.

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Pre-Law Track

The Pre-Law track equips you to navigate the relationship between commerce and law. Through our rigorous curriculum you’ll develop critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and strategic decision-making skills. This track will prepare you for advanced legal education or careers where business and legal expertise provide a competitive edge in areas like regulatory compliance and international trade.

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Mays Undergraduate Business Program Rises to No. 13 Among Public Programs in U.S. News & World Report Rankings

Mays Business School rose to No. 13 among public undergraduate business programs, with management ranking No. 7 among public institutions and No. 11 overall. “Our rise in these rankings year over year tells us we are building something special,” says Dean Dr. Nate Y. Sharp.

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Advanced Opportunities

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Certificates

Mays offers a range of certificates courses for you to enhance your knowledge. Enhance your knowledge of an industry, field, or economy while earning your undergraduate degree.

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Earn Your Master’s

Continue your educational path in Management with one of our Master of Science programs. Enhance your ability to strategically impact an organization via an MS in Human Resource Management, Flex Online MS in Human Resource Management, or MS in Entrepreneurial Leadership.

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Centers & Institutes

Mays Business School has Centers and Institutes that are available for the students to receive additional learning opportunities and participate in research and experiential learning.

Department of Management

The Department of Management at Mays Business School is a distinguished leader in the field of management education and research. Our programs and curriculum receive global recognition for their strength and continued contributions to the field of management.

As an innovator in business education, the Department of Management engenders creative thought, knowledge production, and insight into the field of management. Our programs reflect these objectives through the use of novel concepts, tools, and techniques. Insights gained develop competencies in both theory and practice, which ensures the success of our students in regard to all aspects of management.

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Why Major in Management?

Management is a business and people focused major. Students in this program are prepared to navigate daily business functions and provide strategic and practical advice to drive success at all levels of an organization. The Bachelor of Business Administration in Management offers four tracks, allowing students to develop an enhanced skill set within an area of management. Students may focus on human resources, logistics, decision-making, or communication within and between businesses.

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