2022年11月11日 · Nope, I got my bachelors and masters in Business Administration, but if I we’re to go back I would certainly get a business analytics degree, mainly so it would be easier to land analytics jobs without having to accumulate years of exp first.

2022年9月13日 · Business Analytics is data analysis, exploring data using statistical analysis to gain insights and support business planning. This includes roles analysing data (using Tableau, Power BI, R, SQL) and developing technical systems for the analysis of data to drive insights, likely with the title data analyst or data scientist role.

Business Analytics can be a lot of things, so do your research. Essentially, and very simply, it is about mastering statistics and statistical applications, and using software tools to analyze large datasets.

I got my MS in Business Analytics after I had accrued 5ish years experience in data analysis & BI. In the 4 yrs since graduating, my income doubled so it was definitely worth it to me, especially because of the benefit derived from learning statistical modeling in R & Python.

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I am planning to apply for a Business Analytics degree this year (probably Texas A&M - Commerce) . I have a double majors degree in Econ and Finance but no experience in coding. Any other suggestions/tips that I should keep in mind before starting this course?

2022年3月21日 · I’m debating between a degree in finance and business analytics. Business analytics will definitely be more difficult, but would it be worth it considering the saturation and competition of finance field?