The Bill Greehey School of Business offers innovative programs designed to prepare students for real-world leadership and lifelong achievement. Comprehensive programs, like a five-year combined bachelor's and master's degree and a joint J.D./M.B.A. degree, equip students for today’s ever evolving global and technological business environment.

Each academic program within the School emphasizes ethical leadership, technical excellence, global awareness, and professional orientation. In addition, scholar programs such as the Greehey Scholars Program provide on-going interaction with industry executives, personal career development, and a full academic scholarship. The Entrepreneurial Scholars experience learning models through travel, academic competition and service through participation in a social entrepreneurship initiative.

Students have access to real-world, experiential learning opportunities like a real-time stock trading room in which they manage a $1 million investment portfolio, and one of the first student managed business at a Texas university. Projects like St. Mary's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program gives students the opportunity to do community service while also gaining valuable hands on business experience.

Through events like the American Marketing Association’s Coca-Cola Executive Lecture Series and the Forum on Entrepreneurship Breakfast Series, students are able to make contacts with local and national prominent entrepreneurs and business leaders, along with the St. Mary's University alumni network.

All of this experience combined with the academic quality of the Bill Greehey School of Business, makes our graduates highly sought after and recruited by local, regional, national and international companies. Organizations that regularly recruit at St. Mary's include USAA, HEB, the San Antonio Spurs, Union Pacific, C.I.A., Fisher, Herbst, & Kemble, Enterprise Rent A Car, the American Red Cross, Tesoro Corporation, Valero and NuStar Energy.

Marked by peer recognition and accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, AACSB International, the School advances its Marianist heritage of educating leaders for the common good through community service, integrated liberal arts and professional education and academic excellence.