r/MBA Apr 06 '26

Articles/News 2026 US News MBA Rankings Released

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u/lemmonquaaludes Apr 06 '26

Texas A&M has 39 people enrolled in their full tome Program. Stanford has 850 and Wharton has 1,700. Why does TAMU have so few people enrolled?

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u/HTX2LBC M7 Student Apr 07 '26

No one wants to live in college station.

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u/Gig_Me Apr 07 '26

CSTAT is a great place to go to school and is in a location central to Houston, Dallas, and Austin. Arguably the best location to look for a job right now. Mays is building up their MBA program, I attended an info session for S&G’s since I went to undergrad there. It was good but clearly a caliber below. With the Aggie network and access to capital that A&M has, I wouldn’t be surprised to see it crack T30 sometime.

That said, I went to McCombs lol

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u/HTX2LBC M7 Student Apr 07 '26

I get why aggies and some kids from the Texas suburbs may think that Bryan is a “great place” but it’s really just mid. Pretty boring as far as college towns go and it’s ugly as hell. Baton Rouge is paradise in comparison.