Engineering MBA
Our Engineering MBA program is a unique and tailored opportunity for Texas A&M B.S. Engineering graduates. Take your career to the next level with an MBA degree from Mays Business School and begin our 12-month program immediately after your graduation. With the engineering job market more competitive than ever, jumpstart your career by setting yourself apart in a sea of engineering graduates by obtaining a highly-desired credential in an MBA from Texas A&M.
Academic Overview
All applicants must currently be enrolled as an undergraduate in an accredited Bachelor of Science Engineering degree at Texas A&M University in the College of Engineering. This is an exclusive opportunity tailored to Texas A&M Engineering graduates.
Degree Details
Duration: 12 months
Credit Hours: 45
Class Type: In-Person
Location: College Station
Admissions
We review each application for the Engineering MBA program holistically – no one part of the application is more important than the other parts. We review each application to ensure the candidate is academically prepared to succeed in our program, the strength of their professional background and the career goals of the candidate.
- Resume
- Unofficial transcripts
- Video pitch
- Application fee
- No GMAT/GRE required
- No full-time work experience required
What Makes A Good Applicant
3.0+ CGPA preferred
No GMAT or GRE required
Extracurricular Involvement
On-campus clubs, organizations
and/or community involvement
Translate your experiential
learning when applying
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Applications Are Closed from October 15 – January 2nd
Tuition and Financial Aid
Earning an MBA is truly an investment in yourself and your career. The proposed cost of our Engineering MBA program is approximately $63,000, which makes our program among the most affordable in the United States.
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Texas Residents: $63,000*
To request exact tuition estimates, email engrmba@mays.tamu.edu.
*This amount is subject to change and does not reflect the cost of books, living expenses, or other incidental expenses. Texas A&M University’s official resource for tuition fees is the tuition calculator.
