Bachelor’s in Public Service & Administration (B.A. or B.S.)
A highly marketable degree for students called to serve the public goodThe Bachelor's in Public Service & Administration prepares you to lead and serve in vital public and nonprofit sector careers. Rooted in the Bush School's founding belief that public service is a noble calling, this degree pairs a strong foundation in how public organizations work with the practical skills to immediately make an impact.
Program at a Glance
- Degree
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Public Service & Administration
- Format
In residence, College Station
- Duration
120 credit hours
- Minor
Public Service & Administration minors available
Public Service & Administration Minors
About the Program
The Bachelor’s in Public Service & Administration is built for students who want their careers to matter, in city and county government, state and federal agencies, nonprofit organizations, military service, and beyond. You’ll study how public and nonprofit organizations are led, funded, and organized, and develop the analytical and leadership skills public service demands. As the namesake undergraduate degree of a school dedicated to public service, it connects you to faculty, alumni, and a mission centered on leadership in service of others.
Curriculum
The degree combines a liberal arts foundation, the public service and administration major, and flexible electives, with the full degree plan maintained by Texas A&M.
Beyond the Coursework
Honors & Research
Honors opportunities and the chance to work alongside faculty on real public-sector questions.
Hands-on Public Service
Internships, simulations, and experiential learning that put public service into practice.
The Aggie Network
A close-knit Bush School community and one of the world’s largest, most engaged alumni networks.
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Faculty
Learn from public service and administration faculty who are scholars and practitioners.
PSAA Faculty DirectoryCareers & Outcomes
Graduates pursue careers in government, nonprofits, and public service.
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Explore undergraduate tuition, scholarships, and financial aid for Bush School students.
Explore Cost & FundingReady to Apply?
Admission is handled through the Texas A&M Office of Admissions. Start as a first-year or transfer student, and find the steps on our Undergraduate Admissions page.
How to Apply