Cohort MBA

Master of Business Administration
at Texas State University

Full-time
MBA in Texas

36-hour MBA program to complete in 16 months at our San Marcos campus.

Grad School 
Experience

New MBA full-time cohorts are admitted each fall and students are accepted from all undergraduate academic disciplines with no leveling course requirements. The experiential learning component of the master of business administration curriculum is what makes it one of the most engaging and unique programs. Students not only take courses that help them to build the foundational skills needed to become tomorrow’s business leaders, but also obtain experiences beyond the classroom. 

Key Benefits

  • Cohort students participate in an international trip that provides meaningful international business experience.
  • The graduate business internship allows cohort students to integrate a professional and academic experience with an external employer.
  • Many professional development and networking opportunities in the form of guest lectures, panel discussions and business etiquette trainings that are offered on an ongoing basis. 

Tier 1

Global MBA
Ranking

CEO Magazine ranks the our MBA programs among the world's best for learning environment, class size, tuition, faculty, and more.

54 %

increase in salary
after graduation

Our MBA graduates who continue with the same employer have seen dramatic salary increases of more than $25,000.

$70,670

average salary
within 3 months
of graduation

Eighty percent of our MBA grads are employed within 3 months, and those remaining at the same company report an average income of $76,300.

Program Details

Students in class
McCoy Hall first floor
Student talking to recruiter at career fair
McCoy Hall with Texas State banner on lamppost
Alyssa Sjolander in front of Caterpillar sign

“Being a part of the McCoy College MBA Cohort program was one of the best decisions I could have made to develop myself personally and professionally. The cohort provided me with an excellent opportunity to build my network and create a bond with my peers and professors, especially when we had the chance to travel and work with companies abroad.”

— ALYSSA SJOLANDER
MBA Class of 2022
Communications Representative, Caterpillar Inc.

Your Next Steps

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. McCoy College's Department of Accounting holds an additional AACSB accreditation. Fewer than 200 universities worldwide earn accreditations in both business and accounting.

AACSB accreditation logos for business and accounting

Cohort MBA 

PROGRAM CONTACT
Nina Camacho
Office of the Dean
McCoy Hall 530
512.245.3591
nmc103@txstate.edu