Chances of getting into A&M? *help*

coolguy40
Thu, 20 Sep 2018 16:43:51 +0000

Your stats are a little below average. Even if you get in, the business school is hyper-competitive to get into. I think the real problem isn’t getting rejected. It’s getting accepted. Trying to get into Mays business school from the outside is near impossible. That’s why they admit almost everyone to the business school as freshmen. Otherwise, most of their business applicants would get rejected and be forced to transfer out, and their graduation rates would go down. They’re gaming the system. Unless you have near perfect stats, it’s designed to set you up for complete failure to keep their stats artificially high.

That being said, if you want to study business, you don’t need Texas A&M to get your degree and get a decent job. Metropolitan schools are the best places, because of the access to internships and job opportunities. Try University of Houston. Also, there’s UT-Dallas and UT-Arlington. There’s UTSA as well. An underrated school to try is Texas State, which is located halfway between Austin and San Antonio.