Aggies In Consulting

Aggies in Consulting (AiC) prepares incoming sophomore students for successful careers in consulting by providing them with the skills, experiences, extracurricular activities, and mentorship necessary to place and subsequently thrive in all levels of consulting. This high-impact program features a cohort learning model that fosters collaborative learning and gives students a competitive advantage in landing lucrative consulting roles. Students who are accepted into Aggies in Consulting and successfully complete the program coursework will be eligible to receive the Management Consulting Certificate upon graduation.

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Program Details

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Summary

Credit Hours: 12

Eligible Applicants: Rising sophomore students preferred. Interested upper-level students, with prior experience, will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Exclusions and Requirements: The program is open to Texas A&M students from any college and major. Students in the program are expected to maintain a 3.5 GPA or higher to remain in the program and obtain the associated Management Consulting Certificate.

Applicants must complete the BUSN 204: Discover Consulting introductory course, offered in the Fall semester.

Application Details

Students apply for the program after completing the BUSN 204 – Discover Consulting introductory course, offered in the Fall.

This class is a prerequisite to applying for Aggies in Consulting.

BUSN 204: Discover Consulting l Wednesdays 5-7:30pm l Fall 2026

To express interest in the program, complete this form

For questions, to schedule a meeting with the Director of the Program, or to attend a class session, send an email to aggiesinconsulting@tamu.edu.

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How To Register

Applications are now closed for the Fall 2025 BUSN 204: Discover Consulting course.

Applications for the Fall 2026 BUSN 204 Discover Consulting course will open during the Spring 2026 semester.

For questions about the program and application process, contact us at aggiesinconsulting@tamu.edu.

Program Coursework

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The Aggies in Consulting program consists of four 3-credit hour courses that take place over several semesters. The first course, BUSN 204 – Discover Consulting, is an introductory course open to all rising sophomores who may have an interest in a consulting career or want to learn more about consulting. BUSN 204 – Discover Consulting serves as a prerequisite to enrollment in the Aggies in Consulting Program. Students will apply for AiC after successful completion of the introductory course. Applications will be competitive.

Courses

Fall 2025: BUSN 204-Discover Consulting: Wednesdays 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (Program Director will walk you through applications to the program during the fall semester)

Spring 2026, if accepted to program: BUSN 405 – Consulting Interview Preparation

Consulting Internship: A consulting internship is required for the successful completion of the Aggies in Consulting program. While Aggies in Consulting does not guarantee internship or full-time employment, the program will provide numerous networking opportunities and access to recruiters for students to explore possibilities.

Elective: Work with program director and academic advisor to determine the best fit.

Students who complete all four required courses will receive the Management Consulting Certificate.

Special Topics:
Case Competition Participation
(TBD)
Professional Development Seminar (TBD)

Advising

We encourage you to engage in a conversation with your undergraduate advisor or reach out to our dedicated program team to ascertain whether this program aligns with your academic and professional goals.

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