BBA Management

Department of Management
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Admissions

Freshmen

All freshmen enter Mays as Business Administration (BUAD) majors. Lower-level (freshman and sophomore) BUAD students receive advising from the Undergraduate Advising Office  in room 238 of the Wehner Building.  The UAO advises students on lower-level degree requirements needed to apply for upper-level status and declare a major.

Student Profiles

Management student profiles are diverse, but generally include the following skills and characteristics:

  • Strong analytical and decision making skills
  • Efficient organization and systemizing abilities
  • An ability to cultivate strong industry relations
  • Superb communication skills

Opportunities to Learn More

There are a number of resources that prospective BBA-Management students should review prior to application.

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Program

Curriculum

Through a series of electives, Management students focus their studies in one of the five following areas:

  • Consulting and General Management
  • Entrepreneurial Leadership
  • Human Resource Management
  • Pre-Law
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High-Impact Experiences

High-impact experiences allow Management majors to fully engage in learning and deepen their understanding, preparing them to effectively pose and solve problems, work in teams, and apply knowledge in real-world settings.

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Advising

Your upper level advisor is an important partner in your academic and career planning.

Upper level Management students should contact their MGMT advisor Maria Martinez.

Lower level business students should contact Undergraduate Advising.

 

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Outcomes

Employment Opportunities

Management graduates possess the knowledge and competencies sought by and readily applied in organizations such as:

  • Fortune 500 companies
  • retail and services industries
  • nonprofit and charitable entities
  • governmental agencies
  • new ventures
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Professional Development

Through a variety of activities and events, Management majors learn more about themselves and their career opportunities while also engaging with fellow students and networking with faculty, former students, and prospective employers.

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Stay Connected

Learn about course and registration matters, internship and full-time job opportunities, and resources to help you during your time as an upper level Management major.

Check your TAMU email regularly for weekly updates and other announcements!

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Opportunities

Entrepreneurship

Since its launch in 1999, The McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship has supported entrepreneurs on our campus, in our state, and across the world through a combination of research, teaching, and community engagement.

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Scholarships

In addition to the many scholarships offered by local, regional and national organizations, Mays Business School and Texas A&M University also offer merit-based and academic scholarships.

Upper-level MGMT majors are also invited to apply for departmental scholarships each January.

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Study Abroad

Study abroad programs are designed to inspire, inform, and promote cross cultural competence among students.

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