Texas A&M Mays Business School

Mays Business School is the business school at Texas A&M University (TAMU), offering undergraduate, master's and doctoral programs in accounting, finance, management, marketing, and supply chain management. Mays is accredited by AACSB international and consistently placed among the top public business schools in the country.

Mays Business School is home to five academic departments: Accounting, Finance, Information and Operations Management, Management, Marketing.

Rankings:

- The Undergraduate Program is tied for 19th among public institutions and tied for 31st overall, according to the U.S. News & World Report (2010).

- The Two-year MBA program is tied for 14th among public institutions and tied for 33rd overall. It is also tied for 2nd overall in "Placement after Three Months", according to the U.S. News & World Report (2010).

- 25th in the US News Graduate Accounting School ranking 2010.

- The MBA program is placed 11th among U.S. public institutions and 57th in world. It is also placed 28th in world in "Best Value for Money", and 6th globally in "Employment at Three Months", according to the Financial Times (2009).

- The Undergraduate Program is rated 12th among US public institutions and 37th overall (BusinessWeek 2009).

- Expansión rated the MBA program 7th among U.S. public schools and 40th in the world in the category "Best Global MBAs for Mexicans-Americans", 2009.

- The Full-time MBA is rated 9th among U.S. public schools and 24th overall (Forbes, 2009).

- The supply chain program is ranked 7th in the nation for industry value, 4th for program scope and 9th for depth of programs offered (AMR Research - Leading U.S. Supply Chain Programs 2009).

- The Wall Street Journal ranked the EMBA 1st overall in the category "Return on Investment" (2008).

- 8th among graduate Accounting programs, 10th among undergraduate Accounting programs and 18th among doctoral programs, according to the Public Accounting Report’s 27th Annual Professors Survey (2008).

- The Journal of Management (2008) ranked the Department of Management 6th among the most-cited universities for scholarly influence in management literature 1981-2004.

- According to The Princeton Review 2007, it is placed 8th for best-administered program, 8th for best campus facilities, and 10th in student competitiveness.

- The EMBA is placed 38th in the U.S. and 66th in the world (FT 2007).

- The PhD Program is placed 15th in the U.S. and 28th globally in the FT EMBA rankings (2006).

- The School has the 6th CPA pass rate for first time candidates, according to the National Association of State Boards of Public Accountancy (2006).

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