26 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Applied Mathematical Sciences from Texas A&M University curriculum in applied mathematical sciences provides study in all of these areas, with ample electives available to allow further in-depth study of any of these areas. In fact, there are six separate emphasis areas in this curriculum: Actuarial, Biological Science, Computational, Economics, Math, and Statistics.  

At Agricultural Communications and Journalism from Texas A&M University students take core courses including writing, editing, and basic design. Skills courses include publications production, public relations, photography, radio and Internet communications. 

At Management from Texas A&M University student profiles are diverse, but generally include the following skills and characteristics:Strong analytical and decision making skillsEfficient organization and systemizing abilitiesAn ability to cultivate strong industry relationsSuperb communication skills

At Agricultural Economics - Policy and Economic Analysis from Texas A&M University students gain an understanding of what being involved in research, the legal profession, and the government entails. With the aid of faculty and staff advisors, students in the Policy and Economic Analysis option design their plan of study reflecting their particular future goals. 

Agricultural Systems Management from Texas A&M University graduates are well prepared for a wide range of careers managing people, money and machines. 

Agricultural Leadership and Development from Texas A&M University curriculum emphasizes the development of leadership capabilities, communication skills, and broad preparation in life sciences.