Business Minor
Mays Business School offers Texas A&M University non-business undergraduates the opportunity to earn a minor in business. The minor in business consists of six specific courses chosen to develop a foundational knowledge in the basic aspects of business, including accounting, finance, management information systems, management, and marketing.
Academic Overview
Students applying for a business minor must have a 2.0 or better overall GPA. Application is made in the student’s home college or major department. Students are encouraged to start taking business minor courses as soon as the minor is declared.
Degree Details
Advising
A student’s home college or major department is responsible for adding the minor to the student’s curriculum AND for advising their students who are pursuing the minor in business. Students are encouraged to start taking business minor courses as soon as the minor is declared. Complete all business minor courses at least one semester before the graduating semester to avoid course conflicts.
Registration: Registration in courses required for the business minor is on a first-come, first-serve basis. If a minor course is full, the best way to potentially enroll is by monitoring seat availability during the entire open registration period. During the fall/spring semester add/drop is open through 5:00 PM of the fifth class day.
Advanced Opportunities
Student Organizations
We help you develop your leadership capabilities and refine your talents by participating in student organizations. Learn about the opportunities to join our wide options for student organizations.
Your Content Satisfactory completion: To be awarded the minor in business and receive transcript recognition, students must obtain a grade of “C” or better in each course listed above (or in any transfer courses as specified). Once declared, minor requirements become graduation requirements. Students declaring the minor must meet all requirements as defined in their catalog.
Degree Evaluation: Once declared, minor requirements become graduation requirements. Use Degree Evaluation in Howdy during the graduating semester to certify that all minor in business requirements are being met. The minor in business will be recognized after graduation on the transcript, but not on the diploma. Here
