Computer Information Systems and Business Analytics M.S.

(Major Code: 5328)

Full Admission Requirements

Admission to the Engler College of Business Graduate Business Programs is highly selective. Meeting minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to the degree program.

Undergraduate grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher
While all applicants are welcome to take the GMAT exam, those with an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher may request to have this requirement waived by completing a GMAT Score Waiver Request Form and emailing it to gradbusprograms@wtamu.edu. Alternately, you may submit an Electronic GMAT Score Waiver Request Form.
Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions
Three letters of recommendation (at least one letter must be a professional recommendation). The College of Business Recommendation Letter Form available for downloading.*
Resume showing career progress*
Statement of goals for pursuing a graduate business degree*
Proficiency in foundation computing and statistics courses

* To be emailed to the Office of Graduate Business Programs (gradbusprograms@wtamu.edu).

Consideration may be provided for excellence in previous program, GMAT performance, career progression in industry and/or military service.

Degree Requirements

Students seeking a Master of Science in Computer Information Systems and Business Analytics degree must first establish proficiency in Computer information Systems. This proficiency may be established by courses taken in an undergraduate program, by completing advanced standing examinations in these areas, documented applied professional experience, or by taking foundation courses identified by the faculty adviser.

Quantitative Analysis in Business (select one)

Data Analytics (select one)

Computing and Data Mining (select two)

Web and Mobile Development (select two)

Business Integration and Cybersecurity (select two)

Technology Planning and Project Management (select one)

Additional Requirements:

Nine semester hours of graduate elective courses in computer information systems and decision management (CIDM), accounting (ACCT), economics (ECON), or finance (FIN) as approved by academic adviser (excluding leveling courses CIDM 6300, ACCT 6300, ECON 6300, or FIN 6300).
Upon M.S. program coursework completion, degree candidates are required to pass a comprehensive exam. The comprehensive exam is offered online in December (fall exam offering) and May (spring exam offering). Please contact the Graduate Business Program office or faculty adviser for additional information.