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Undergraduate Admissions

Learn more about the admission requirements based on your application type.

Freshman

How to Apply

Visit Texas A&M’s Office of Admissions to start your freshman application. Select business (major code BUAD) as your first-choice major. Admission to Mays Business School is competitive, and we encourage you to apply early.

Connect With an Advisor

The entire admission process is managed by Texas A&M’s Office of Admissions, not Mays Business School. Connect with an admissions advisor for questions about admissions or your application.

Transfer

Transfer Course Sheets

Review the Transfer Course Sheets to learn more about required coursework and degree options.

Bachelor of Business Administration Programs

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

 

When to Apply

Admission is competitive, and we encourage you to apply early. Consult with an admissions advisor for questions about admissions or your application.

Note: Transfer students who accept admission to a non-business major at Texas A&M are generally not eligible to change their major into Mays. See “On-Campus Change of Major” for more info.

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On-Campus Change of Major

Support for You

Transition Academic Programs (TAP) is available to help you in the Change of Major process. Visit with a TAP advisor to learn more about Mays, other majors, and the General Studies program.

Readmission

Academic Status

Were you considered in good standing in your business major when you were last at Texas A&M?

You may reapply to the same business major. You must meet all Office of Admissions readmission requirements. If you attempted coursework at any other institution, your transcript must be submitted to Texas A&M and reflect a minimum transfer GPA of 2.0.

Were you considered in good standing in a non-business major when you were last at Texas A&M?

You must meet the minimum requirements for On- Campus Change of Major (see above).

Were you not considered in good standing in your major when you were last at Texas A&M?
You should visit the Office of Admissions for more information on options for you at Texas A&M.On