FUTURE-PROOF Your Career With an MBA in Analytics

If you’re looking to take your career to the next level and stand out in the competitive job market, then an MBA degree with a business analytics specialization might just be exactly what you need!
According to the GMAC, a recruiter survey from 2018 showed that 71% of responding employers plan to place recent business school graduates into data analytics roles. I’d imagine that percentage is higher these days!
So not only will you be more competitive, but you can also look forward to a nice potential starting salary at $103K with HIGH upside for future growth!
In this video I’m going to explain why this path might make sense for you and why employers find it so valuable
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[@RichardWalls]

👋Do you agree/disagree with business analytics being the BEST MBA specialization? Let me know down in the comments below! 👇👇👇

[@justinmcgowan]

I really enjoy your content! I would love to see an “MBA vs MHA” video! 🤞

[@Eric-bq1jo]

Love the content! I graduated last year with Masters in Applied Data Science. If I pursued a 2nd master's degree, what are your thoughts on an MS in computer science or artificial intelligence or an MBA? AI is the hot topic but I already learned that in my data science curriculum, although not an expert. I'm thinking an MBA would be a better long-term choice? Thank you!

[@JPEBeard]

Will business analytics or even MBA's be obsolete with AI and Automation?

[@amselsmith2518]

What do you think about WGU's MS in Data Analytics? I've been interested in getting that because it's still too early in my career for an MBA. Undergrad is in accounting.

[@abdulwahidsekyere8609]

Hi Richard, I just completed my undergraduate degree in business administration specialized in management. Over the cause of my study I developed interest in data and analytics and currently taking the Google data analytics course from Cousera. I would like to further my studies in the analytics field in the US but I'm caught in between choosing one of MBA in business analytics or MSc. in business analytics. Can you offer any advice and guidance.

[@DMS1985]

Is there any possibility to talk to you and get consultation about mba programs?

[@bsl8903]

Hello, When you applied for the IMBA in Gies, did you perform an online interview ? If you did, how it was ?

[@RichardWalls]

Hi Bruno! Just a phone interview.

[@srikanthkoltur6911]

Do you think a 3 year bachelor's degree person is eligible to join online MBA because in india most bachelor's are like 3 years So was curious

[@RichardWalls]

Hi Srikanth - yes, should generally be accepted. However, you'd need to check with the specific university to which you're applying to see if they do, and what extra steps may be necessary.