Building leaders. Building Texas.

At the McCoy College of Business, we're building the future on a foundation of academic excellence and real-world opportunities.

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Best Sales Program

Worldwide


USCA

Tier 1

MBA

Global MBA Rankings


CEO MAGAZINE

#30

Best Business School

among U.S. public universities


POETS & QUANTS

#4

Family Business Research

among U.S. universities


PRODUCTIVITY RANKING

4,758

Business Majors

2,655

Business Minors

416

Graduate Students

46,198

Alumni Worldwide

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News Highlights

McCoy College of Business welcomes incoming tenure-track faculty

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Explore McCoy College

Beyond the traditional classroom: Graduate with real-world experience and the tools to enter a competitive workforce. 

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Opportunities

We invest in students and provide opportunities for development and networking, both academically and professionally.

Student Success Center

Preparing undergraduate students for personal, academic, and career achievement.

Academic Advising Center

Guiding undergraduate students toward graduation.

Round Rock

In addition to our main campus in San Marcos, we also offer degree programs at our Round Rock campus.

Avery Building at Texas State University's Round Rock campus
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Driving Us Forward

The newest issue of TXSTMcCoy Magazine features stories of service, opportunity, and bold pivots from our students, faculty, and alumni. ✯

Upcoming Events

The Next Two Weeks

Location:
CIE Gathering Space, Alkek 3rd Floor
Cost:
Free
Contact:
​​Kendall Perkinson
Program Coordinator | Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
kendallperkinson@txstate.edu | (512)408-9988 | Alkek Library 350F
Campus Sponsor:
Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Do you know that many employers check your LinkedIn to compare it to your resume? MOST!

Your LinkedIn profile is more than just a resume—it’s your personal brand and a living business card and resume!

Join Quinn Valentine, Director of the Texas State University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, to learn how to craft a LinkedIn profile that showcases your career aspirations, highlights your work experience, projects or business, and makes you stand out from the crowd.

By attending this workshop, you’ll become eligible to apply for the LinkedIn Profile Competition! Use the insights you’ve gained to polish your profile and compete for a share of $1000 in prize money, with a top prize of $500.

Cost:
Free
Contact:
​​Kendall Perkinson
Program Coordinator | Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
kendallperkinson@txstate.edu | Alkek Library 350F
Campus Sponsor:
Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Join us for the official launch of Student Made at Texas State University during the Student Involvement Fair.

Student Made is a student-run platform that empowers Bobcat creators to sell their handmade products, develop business skills, and connect with a community of fellow student entrepreneurs.

Stop by our table to learn more about how you can get involved—whether as a maker, customer, or supporter of student innovation at TXST.

Cost:
Free
Contact:
​​Kendall Perkinson
Program Coordinator | Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
kendallperkinson@txstate.edu | Alkek Library 350F
Campus Sponsor:
Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Are you a small business owner at TXST looking for a place to sell on campus? Look no further, we host events to promote your work. The Bobcat Bazaar Markets is a pop-up market for our very own TXST entrepreneurs. 

Whether you're selling handmade goods, vintage clothing, or something else you want to bring to the TXST community, you can have your very own spot at the LBJ Mall, located in between LBJ and Alkek.

Join us for the perfect chance to meet other entrepreneurial students just like you, promote your small business, gain new customers, and make sales!

Cost:
Free
Contact:
​​Kendall Perkinson
Program Coordinator | Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
kendallperkinson@txstate.edu | Alkek Library 350F
Campus Sponsor:
Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Interested in selling your creations, gaining entrepreneurial experience, or supporting a student-run initiative at Texas State? Join one of our virtual Student Made Information Sessions with Max Boeskin (TXST Student) to learn how you can get involved.

These sessions will provide an overview of the Student Made platform: how to become a vendor, and the benefits of joining a growing community of student creators. Open to students of all majors and skill levels.

SIGN UP HERE!
Zoom link will be sent upon registration.



 
Location:
CIE Gathering Space, Alkek 3rd Floor
Cost:
Free
Contact:
​​Kendall Perkinson
Program Coordinator | Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
kendallperkinson@txstate.edu | (512)408-9988 | Alkek Library 350F
Campus Sponsor:
Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Kick off the semester with an inspiring guest speaker designed to captivate and motivate prospective new members.

Objective: Engage the audience with an inspiring personal story and deliver actionable behavioral and mindset advice applicable across various industries.

Speaker Profile: A dynamic, relatable speaker with a compelling narrative to spark enthusiasm and drive club membership.

Outcome: Attendees will leave inspired, with practical insights to fuel their entrepreneurial journey.

Location:
Alkek 514
Cost:
Free
Contact:
​​Kendall Perkinson
Program Coordinator | Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
kendallperkinson@txstate.edu | Alkek Library 350F
Campus Sponsor:
Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Need help building a strong and communicative Resume ? Not sure how to write a Cover Letter?

Join Quinn Valentine, Director of the Texas State University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, where she will teach step by step on how to build a Resume that is eye catching to an employer. Additionally she will give tips and tricks on how to write the best Cover Letter an employer will read.
Cost:
Free
Contact:
​​Kendall Perkinson
Program Coordinator | Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
kendallperkinson@txstate.edu | Alkek Library 350J
Campus Sponsor:
Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
REGISTER HERE!

Explore Base44, Wix’s powerful new product in the vibe coding space—designed to help you build real applications in minutes. In this session, you’ll get hands-on with Base44’s intuitive tools, learn how to quickly create AI-powered solutions, and see how this next-gen platform is transforming the way we approach development and design.

Whether you're curious about AI, coding, or the future of digital creation, this workshop will show you how easy it is to turn big ideas into real tools—no heavy programming required.

Ideal for students interested in AI, app creation, and next-gen tech.

Led by Elsa Welshofer, Head of Academic Partnerships at Wix University, this session offers a first look at how Base44 is unlocking new creative and technical opportunities for students and educators.

Note: Please register with a valid .edu or school email address to attend.
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The McCoy College of Business at Texas State University is accredited by the the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). For more than a century, AACSB accreditation has been synonymous with the highest standards in business education. Additionally, McCoy College's Department of Accounting holds AACSB accreditation, which requires the satisfaction of a supplemental set of standards. Fewer than 200 universities worldwide earn accreditations in both business and accounting.