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McCoy College of Business
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.
Lasting Legacies
The latest issue of TXSTMcCoy Magazine offers stories of students’ successes, alumni achievements, and faculty research — with an emphasis on legacies. ✯
#1
Best Sales Program
Worldwide
USCA
Tier 1
MBA
Global MBA Rankings
CEO MAGAZINE
#16
Part-Time MBA
among HSIs
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
#4
Family Business Research
among U.S. universities
PRODUCTIVITY RANKING
4,758
Business Majors
2,655
Business Minors
416
Graduate Students
44,924
Alumni Worldwide
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News Highlights
Family Business Research Productivity Ranking released; Texas State ranks #4 in U.S. and #19 worldwide
December 18 | McCoy College Newsroom
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Five distinguished Latino entrepreneurs launch endowments at McCoy College of Business
November 19 | McCoy College Newsroom
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We invest in students and provide opportunities for development and networking, both academically and professionally.
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Preparing undergraduate students for personal, academic, and career achievement.
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Round Rock
In addition to our main campus in San Marcos, we also offer degree programs at our Round Rock campus.
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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.