How do I…? Faculty mentors meet with students throughout the semester to answer those burning questions and monitor undergrad development
Research all day: Mays has its own dedicated business research library adjacent to our four-story home in the Wehner building.
Room to study: Study nooks and benches, wireless internet access, and the latest teaching technology in each classroom keep you caught up.
Need to know now? Academic advisors are ready and waiting to counsel on majors, course selections and academic progress; drop-ins welcome
Money matters: More than 100 Mays scholarships help current students keep their focus on class work
You invest four years at Mays, and we do our best to provide opportunities for your success.
Internships and jobs: Not a problem, with our dedicated career services group.
Annie McGowan, Associate Professor of Accounting Help from your friends? Mays LEAD pairs you with mentors to accelerate your transition from freshman to skilled professional
Mentors in the freshmen learning communities Still meets once a month with a core group of students Founder of Business Career Awareness Program (BCAP), which each summer exposes high school students to possibilities in business
“None of us is as smart as all of us.” – Japenese proverb
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