Texas A&M University Graduate Catalog

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• General Information
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• Appendices

Degree Information

The Degree of Master of Land Economics and Real Estate

Degree Plan

The degree plan must be completed and processed by the Mays MRE Program office and filed with the Office of Graduate Studies following the deadline imposed by the student’s college and no later than dates announced in the OGS calendar of deadlines for graduation. It is recommended that students who are planning to take additional courses after the completion of the Mays MRE core courses meet with the academic counselor in the Mays MRE Program office. Additional course work may be added to the approved degree plan by petition.