Masters Information Systems or MBA??
I need some advice. I soon will be completing my Bachelors of Information Technology and plan on going for my Masters degree. My school offers both Masters Information Systems and MBA programs. The MIS program is about ten classes where as the MBA program is 15. Which major should I go for? Which would give me a better chance of finding a well paying job? Any ideas???
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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IMO, you could go either way for a degree with high paying results. An MIS degree will give you a bit of a competitive advantage over an MBA, because MBA's are like @ssh_oles, everyone has one. Of course, an MBA will give you a more rounded business education, and open a few more doors in terms of employment opportunities. It will really depend upon where you want to take your career. How about an MBA in IS, to really complicate things? I'm sure that these degrees exist. After all, you will have to declare a major for your MBA. I was a bit shocked when I had to declare a major for my MBA.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Saturday, January 15, 2011
What benefits me to apply for the Navy Military Reserves with a Masters degree in Information Systems
What benefits me to apply for the Navy Military Reserves with a Masters degree in Information Systems?
I want to join the Navy Military Reserves (not active Duty), after I finish my Masters Degree. Will I be entering with a higher rank? What are the benefits of applying for the Navy Military Reserves with a Masters degree in Information Systems? Is it worth it?
Military - 2 Answers
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you'll enter as a officer...work behind a desk (with your degree) but with some travel to help out where needed and make money to pay back school loans,,,but the most valuable thing you'll gain besides serving your country is experience and responsibly that a recent grad would never get right out of college, and if there is something new or "cutting field" in your area of expertise the military usually get the first look
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It's called "U.S. Naval Reserve" You'd likely get a commission as an Ensign, if not, then you'd come in at a higher enlisted paygrade. Your degree might work well for the rating Information Systems Technician, or it will enable you if you take a commission to work in a technical field. From what I understand people with a CS/IT background qualify for the DCO program.
I want to join the Navy Military Reserves (not active Duty), after I finish my Masters Degree. Will I be entering with a higher rank? What are the benefits of applying for the Navy Military Reserves with a Masters degree in Information Systems? Is it worth it?
Military - 2 Answers
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you'll enter as a officer...work behind a desk (with your degree) but with some travel to help out where needed and make money to pay back school loans,,,but the most valuable thing you'll gain besides serving your country is experience and responsibly that a recent grad would never get right out of college, and if there is something new or "cutting field" in your area of expertise the military usually get the first look
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It's called "U.S. Naval Reserve" You'd likely get a commission as an Ensign, if not, then you'd come in at a higher enlisted paygrade. Your degree might work well for the rating Information Systems Technician, or it will enable you if you take a commission to work in a technical field. From what I understand people with a CS/IT background qualify for the DCO program.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Masters in Statistics vs Masters in Information Systems
Masters in Statistics vs Masters in Information Systems?
I am struggling to make a choice between these two masters degrees. I am equally interested in both. So, what do you suggest as a better option in terms of job opportunities and pay scale?
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Information systems for sure will pay more and have better promotional prospects. Part of the reason for that is the IT industry generally requires constant upgrading of skills and this does not attract people that want to coast - which basically most people seem to want to do these days. That is why IT pay is good and promotion prospect better - down goes the supply so up goes what you need to pay to get people. If that is you then statistics would be better. Thanks Bill
I am struggling to make a choice between these two masters degrees. I am equally interested in both. So, what do you suggest as a better option in terms of job opportunities and pay scale?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Information systems for sure will pay more and have better promotional prospects. Part of the reason for that is the IT industry generally requires constant upgrading of skills and this does not attract people that want to coast - which basically most people seem to want to do these days. That is why IT pay is good and promotion prospect better - down goes the supply so up goes what you need to pay to get people. If that is you then statistics would be better. Thanks Bill
Saturday, January 1, 2011
How would a Master's in Management of Information Systems be relavant to a software job
How would a Master's in Management of Information Systems be relavant to a software job?
Technology - 2 Answers
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That major has to do with the management of a computer system or division and does not deal with specific software at all. If you want to learn specific software then it is best to study computer science.
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Yes I will think that it could lead to System Administrator
Technology - 2 Answers
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That major has to do with the management of a computer system or division and does not deal with specific software at all. If you want to learn specific software then it is best to study computer science.
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Yes I will think that it could lead to System Administrator
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