Is a Masters in Business Analytics worth it? Think Twice!

[@simonesharmaa]

Hi Arika! Thank you so much for sharing this video, I’ve been thinking over opting for biz analytics for my UG but wasn’t sure of how things worked because of all the different information from so many sources but you made things so much clearer. I would be beyond happy if we could connect over this!

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Simone! Thanks so much for the comment. Please feel free to connect on LinkedIn :)

[@chrd2908]

Good content, but the background music while you speak is distracting and annoying.

[@ArikaReddy]

Thank you!! So helpful to know. I’ve toned it down in future videos.

[@dim2342]

Hello arika this video was mortivated me and then the i saw your were rp everyone appreciate it good luck.. subscribed you channel

[@ArikaReddy]

Thank you so so much for watching!

[@mrmanners6260]

You got new subscriber :) I'm planning to study this course next year.. I did bachelor of accounting in my local country, although i love accounting but I dont have any working experience as an accountant as I moved to overseas after I graduated. Many ppl say it's difficult to get a job as an accountant nowadays so it's zero hope to be hired for me :) , therefore I'm planning to change my career as an business analytic and i found all of your videos are well explained.

[@ArikaReddy]

Thanks you so much for your kind words! I am so glad you are considering a career pivot, please let me know if I can offer you any advice. Wishing you good luck on your journey ahead!

[@brittanywallace5716]

Thank you for making this video! It’s so timely. I’m trying to determine the best path to get into analytics

[@ArikaReddy]

Mission accomplished, thank you for watching!

[@wahidsyed75]

Arika, I love you for Sharing valuable information which help me building career. You saved my one generation. Thanks is small word. ❤❤❤

[@ArikaReddy]

I’m so happy you found it useful! Thanks for watching

[@wahidsyed75]

@@ArikaReddy ❤❤❤

[@poornachandra.s]

Yayyy! Kudos to you! You earned a new subscriber today!

[@ArikaReddy]

Yay! Thank you!

[@Ankitsingh-mo4qs]

Okie u sounds perfect mentor for my goal to be a business analytics

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Ankit! That means so much to me, thank you

[@diyashah089]

Your videos are always on point. So helpful!

[@ArikaReddy]

Thank you for watching, Diya!

[@moveaway1439]

Hi there first of all thank you so much for taking this videos it helps me a lot

[@ArikaReddy]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching.

[@avichand8599]

Thanks to make this video and spreading information regarding business analytics I am also seeing to take admission in business analysis program

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Avi! Thank you for watching. Good luck in your journey. I’m happy to help.

[@33amair]

Thanks for sharing Arika

[@ArikaReddy]

Thanks for watching Faheem!

[@kourtneyalbert2937]

Great information I'm currently pursuing my bachelor's degree in supply chain, Transportation, and Logistics management and I was looking to pursue a master's degree in supply chain analytics. I would love your input on this topic, thanks in advance.

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Kourtney! This sounds so exciting. I would love to help but I have no knowledge on the supply chain industry. Did you have any specific questions?

[@UATHD]

Hey, great video!

[@ArikaReddy]

Glad you liked it!

[@georgejoseph7519]

Thanks this was useful 😌

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi George! Thank you so much for watching and commenting.

[@jonathancody4003]

Really helpful video.

[@ArikaReddy]

Thank you so much for watching Jonathan!

[@nikhilpanwar3126]

Hey Arika, amazing content! Kudos to you. I want to ask something, will it benefit if i work 1 year as a Data analyst in my home country and then do a 2 year MSBA course into landing internships/jobs easily and sooner? Looking forward to hear from you :) P.S. That hair flip part was so so so random xD

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello Nikhil! Yes, I 100% recommend that you get some job experience before joining. It will make the process of landing a job after your programs so much easier.

[@nikhilpanwar3126]

@@ArikaReddy thanks a ton for the help, you rock 💫

[@sharanyakolhapure3647]

Hey Nikhill, I thought about the same thing.. Can apply this year while working and hav 1 yr experience and then do a MSBA course for 1 year or so

[@ArikaReddy]

Thanks for watching!

[@taynaradias5441]

Hey! Just came across your video and I love your insight on MSBA. I actually just started my MSBA program in South Florida and I’m really excited to take off on this new journey. You’ve mentioned statistics was part of your program and in my plan of study I don’t have any statistics course. would you say you use a lot of statistics on your day to day? How important is it in your career? should I take a statistics elective to brush up on my statistics skills? please let me know :)

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Taynara, congrats on enrolling in an MSBA program. I would recommend that you read the "statistics for business" book for some preliminary understand. It honestly helps alot to have some sort of statistical knowledge depending on the role you take after the program.

[@Raviteja_2002]

Ms in business analytics haves much value in job opportunity or MBA?

[@dinu152]

Thanks for this information can you share from where u had completed your MSBA degree ?? along with your starting of journey in this domain.

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Dinanath! Most definitely, that would make an interesting video. Short story is I went from psychology to the MQM:Business Analytics program at Duke.

[@nzeprince]

Hi Arika! Do you think that the name MS 'Business Analytics' is a little misleading when employers look at someone's resume, or if they ask what Business Analytics is in an interview? I feel like many topics are learned in the degree, like Statistics, but because the name is Business Analytics, some employers may not value the degree or dismiss it as "Oh that's not Statistics", and end up going with another candidate.

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Prince! This is a great point. In my resume, I have highlighted the relevant coursework under my Masters degree with all of the coursework that might be relevant to a role in addition to the name of the program. The official name of my degree was Masters of Quantitative Management:Business Analytics. I have seen that employers usually have an idea that an analytics program is data centered.

[@sameermone5629]

Hi Arika, Thank you so much for sharing such an informative video on business analytics. I currently work in a fintech organization specializing in indexing and ETFs and very frequently use Excel, Python and SQL for doing the QA analysis and doing automation testing. Just to be double sure, will the online course(MSBA) help me to enhance my career further ?

[@brainstew4665]

Hi Arika, what are some good master program in Business analytics in USA?

[@mahatich5588]

Hey!!!! I'm from b.com background! I'm planning to do Master in Business Analytics in Australia..May I know what should I learn before entering into the course. And may I know which country r u presently in?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! I would focus on learning SQL and Python. Good Luck to you!!

[@marjonao]

Hello:) I’m interested in which university of Australia you wanna study? I also want study in Australia and looking for the effective MSBA.

[@mamatasangraula8912]

Hello loved your video can I know where can we have internship experience before applying for Ms in business analyst

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! Look at “data analyst internship” on LinkedIn and you should be able to find companies. Most business have a data department and some offer internships for new grads. It might be worth checking out!

[@arnabbanerjee9791]

Hey Arika!!! Does MBA in Business Analytics is less intensive in terms of programming to be used as compared to MS in Business Analytics???

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Arnab! Yes, I would definitely say so. MBA in Business Analytics will have mostly business related courses with a small portion of your courses being related to Business Analytics whereas an MS in Business Analytics will be much more quantitatively focused.

[@arnabbanerjee9791]

@@ArikaReddy thankyou so much for your guidance !

[@bestfuture270]

getting a MBA and MSBA dual degree will be worth ?

[@abhitagokhale2718]

Hey! Could u please do a video on colleges for MsBA in USA and Canada

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Abhita! Yes, absolutely. Watch out for it in the coming weeks!

[@sukeshvuppala1205]

+1

[@danielk1181]

If I have an MBA , would a certificate in analytics be just as worthwhile ? Not liking to get a whole other degree when an MBA and some of analytics courses go hand in hand lol

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi! Honestly that's a great plan. You can get some data skills without spending a year or two out of the job market getting another Masters degree.

[@samyakjain5555]

Hey Ariks, great video! i just wanted to know if MSBA includes too much of programming or just a little bit of programming with more importance given to the management subjects.

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Samyak! I would say the focus of on an analytics program is on data and generally you utilize various programming languages to manipulate and analyze data. If you want to minimize programming I would recommend you can check out MBA/Ms in Management programs as well.

[@rambo6935]

Mba in business analytics is the program which focuses more on the management subjects alongside with BA.

[@indrajitmukherjee2160]

Hi Arika, thanks for this video and it’s really informative, I work as a Software quality automation manager, And interested in Business analytics, should I undergo in an online certification or a masters?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Indrajit. Glad it was helpful! This really depends on your unique situation. Do you already have a masters degree/have an interest in getting one?

[@mahipillai135]

Hey there! There are unique programs such as Ms. Business analytics & management sciences offered by xyz university, would you still opt for it if your focus is a balance between both programming and management? The course includes modules like : Behavioural Operations Project Management revenue management financial portfolio theroy And all the standard data modules of Msba. Thanks for the info.

[@ArikaReddy]

Yes, those programs do hit at the intersection well if that's what you are interested in. I would opt for programs like you mentioned instead of strictly data analytics/data science programs.

[@anikagarg1075]

Hey Arika. Could you share your views on MS-MIS vs MBA-MIS (dual degree) vs MSBA for someone who has done BBA in UG and currently a final year MS-Cybersecurity/Information Security from India. And aspiring for Master’s in USA. I really like your honest views. I have some specific questions. Do you mind if we connect.?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Anika! It all depends on your career goals. For myself, I really like having a degree with a clear focus so that’s it’s not confusing for potential employers. The dual degree may be beneficial if it has a clear focus and you have a distinct idea of what to do with it. Otherwise, you may as well get a degree on one domain and focus your skills there. Generally, I only recommend getting an MBA after a few years of experience and not right out of school. If you get an MBA/MIS dual degree right out of school it may dilute the value. Again, this is just my personal opinion and there are a lot of factors to consider.

[@ankit.kumar19]

Arika, how much did it cost you to do Master's in BA? Please elaborate more on this including living expenses. Is the course curriculum easy or difficult to navigate through? Anything we can do to be better prepared for the rigorous curriculum?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Ankit! I can make a part 2 in the future. It was about 55k for tuition and fees after scholarships. Living expenses were about 10k. Total it was about $65k but I did choose to go to a more expensive school. The curriculum was harder for me in the beginning because I did not have much of a programming experience. I would suggest learning SQL and R/Python and you should be very well set up.

[@ankit.kumar19]

​ @Arika Reddy Thanks for replying. I feel $55K is way too steep, especially for someone from India, considering the USD-INR exchange rate. This is what concerns me along with the H1-B uncertainty after graduation. Please make a video on three things: (1) Your experience while doing Master's - total expenses, courses you had to undertake, things you wish you had known earlier etc. (2) How easy/hard is it to get a job after graduation and the whole job hunt process. (3) What kind of work do you do at your workplace - like the kind of projects you do, tools you use etc. - maybe in detail. These things would be really useful for someone like me who plans on doing Master's.

[@ArikaReddy]

@@ankit.kumar19 Hi Ankit. This would make for a really great series honestly, thank you for your request. I 100% understand your apprehension with both the loans and H1-B. I can go into that more too in the future. Stay tuned!

[@ankitlakshya450]

Programaming here is not developer kind of programming it's more related to performing mathematical operations ?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Ankit! Yes, it’s more programming that is building statistical models.

[@ankitlakshya450]

@@ArikaReddy statistical modelling like hypothesis,chisaquare ,descriptive statistics ,ANOVA and linear logistic regression?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Ankit! Yes exactly, building both supervised and unsupervised machine learning models and conducting statistical tests like those you mentioned.

[@ankitlakshya450]

@@ArikaReddy thank you i only need to learn machine learning the other statistical modelling i know and have done projects as well..

[@Machaivelli]

Hey arika ! Brilliant informative session . I have a few questions will be greatful if you can answer the query (since I am planning to pursue MSBA from NY/NJ) 1)does the business analytics field involve hardcore coding ? I worked as a software engineer for 3 years while I can do coding ,it's not something I do enjoy a lot 2)what's the longevity of Data science / business analytics field overall ? Will it be taken over by automation or any other new skill after 10 years ? Thanks !!!!

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! Thanks for watching. 1.) Generally, yes, there is coding especially during a Masters program. However, when it comes to finding a role you can find more of a BI Developer role that does not require coding. There are plenty of roles like this that exist. 2.) I do think there is going to be more stable growth over the next decade but of course, the marketplace will look pretty different 10 years from now. I don't think Data Science will entirely get automated as you still need people to define the business model and construct appropriate models. There will also be a need for people that can speak the language of data and also understand business problems. It's hard to fully predict, but I am very optimistic about the future.

[@Machaivelli]

@@ArikaReddy thanks a lot ! This was helpful

[@AnkurSingh-xx4io]

I am planning to go for MSc in business analytics and consultancy..in September intake ....from University of Heartfordshier..UK......I am basically from india ...so...my question is ..am i going right ..... Please help.. And yes ..are u Indian?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Ankur! It looks like an interesting program with a blend of technical and problem solving courses. Do you plan to stay in the UK after graduating and have you spoke to others who have graduated from the program?

[@saisumanth9696]

i have also applied to same course in uk did u got the admit

[@sanjaygowda626]

Hello bro Evn I am looking forward to start my msc in business analytics in jan intake 23 Ping me

[@ams_mlk1747]

Hi Arika. Im currently in my final year studying BSc Marketing. I’ve been thinking of 2 options in terms of Masters. Either I do MSc Business Analytics or I do MSc Marketing & Analytics. The only thing that’s slightly worrying me is the programming/coding aspect as I have 0 experience and skill in that. Although I do feel a MSBA could potentially lead to a wider range of jobs in comparison to studying MSc Marketing & Analytics. I just wanted your thoughts on this and any advice/suggestions you have. Thankyou.

[@mowais0123]

Could you suggest to me which universities are offering MSc (marketing and analytics) in UK

[@zeeshanpatel5587]

@@mowais0123 University of Edinburgh

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi! Unless you are specifically interested in Marketing and that's what you see your career being for the next few years, I would go with the MSBA. I also had 0 experience with coding and just learned along the way. You totally got this!

[@ArikaReddy]

I don't specifically know any UK universities but Zeeshan seems to have an idea. I have heard a thing or two about Imperial College London aswell.

[@sandra8447]

Hi mam , currently I'm a BBA student after that I like to take mba business analytics , as a BBA student is it easy to study business analytics pls reply 🥺

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Sandra! Thank you so much for your question. Firstly, I would recommend that you do an MS in Business Analytics rather than an MBA in business analytics if you are early in your career. This would give you the option of pursuing an MBA later if you are interested. Secondly, absolutely you can. I come from a psychology background and I was able to handle the coursework. You can do this!

[@sandra8447]

@@ArikaReddy thank you so much for your reply 💓

[@Babyk4315]

I would like to be a business analyst in the future and I would like to do business computing and It for undergraduate degree. I was thinking of also doing business analytics for master's degree but I'm not sure. Would you recommend me doing business analytics or just doing something else for master's?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! If you do your BS in Analytics I would recommend you pursue something else for your grad program. Otherwise, it’s a bit redundant unless you hope to go deeper into gaining knowledge on the field.

[@amritarodrigues6863]

Hi i have done my md homoeopathy. I want to do msba... I want to how to through it... Not able to get in for admissions.... How to contact for admissions

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Amrita! Have you tried reaching out to the admissions department of the specific programs you are interested in?

[@dunni4920]

Hey arika, I'm a fresh graduate of Veterinary medicine but interested in MSBA. What advice will you give?. Do you know a field experience before applying for scholarship

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Lawal! Thank you so much for comment. Why did the data space pique your interest?

[@fangliu1369]

看到非常完整的解说 谢谢

[@ArikaReddy]

Thanks!

[@Navya848-x1r]

Hi Arika, Thanks for the informative video, please can you tell how the Masters in Business Analyst course by simplilearn , will any employer consider this course and Certification in USA, I am into Embedded Domain in India and planning to transition to Business Analyst role in USA

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Navya! I would recommend you that consider a traditional university instead of simplilearn. It may be viewed as more legitimate my employers. Good Luck to you!

[@memyselfmycat222]

Hey ,I am from civil engineering background,,I am kinda sceptical about maths and programming,but as I don't like maths I want to do masters in any business related fields,does business analytics involve alot of maths and programming? if so what other master courses would you suggest me to study and get a good job.. Looking forward for your advice.

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! Yes, generally business analytics courses do require a math and programming. I would recommend you check out engineering management and masters in management programs.

[@pujantanna009]

I think the maths which is used in business analytics would be not like typical one, it will have statistics, probability and linear algebra

[@ArikaReddy]

Punjan is right! It will be mostly statistics related. If you do modeling work, you may also want to understand the math behind the models conceptually(although you wouldn't calculate anything by hand).

[@bestfuture270]

MSBA vs MS Data Science which one is the best ?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! This is my next video coming up. Stay tuned for it next week :)

[@mevans4745]

Would you recommend an Applied Statistics program to pursue a career in business analytics?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Martin! Applied statistics also aligns very closely with many data roles.

[@priyak2857]

Which country do you think is best for MS in BA? Uk usa or Australia?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Priya! I definitely think the US market is extremely strong with the most job opportunities.

[@ArikaReddy]

You can’t go wrong with UK or Australia though!

[@chathunilakshani7004]

Hi Arika, Great Content and motivation for begginers👍👍Where did you do Msc? Which University

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Chanthuni! I studied at duke university.

[@adityapundir8950]

Hello Arika i am have done b.com and i want to study this course and i dont have technical knowledge i wnrt to know that can i pursue this course

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Adiya! I also joined without a technical background. You can totally do it!

[@Himanshu.Harleyx440]

Hey arika i need some suggestions tht i hv a gap in career and i had done undegrad in comp. science engineering and i need to know if i shd join MS IN BA or MS in CSE. which one can lend me a good job in USA

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi!! Do you like the data space or software engineering more? Both have great career outcomes.

[@Himanshu.Harleyx440]

@@ArikaReddy okay thanku

[@devkotian1693]

Hey arika, i am currently pursuing bachelors in management studies (Finance) and i have 0 knowledge about coding and the tech stuff. But i am interested in this field so Do you think i ll be able to do MSBA? Will my lack of knowledge about coding and tech stuff play a role in MSBA?

[@youriwatson]

5:41

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Dev! I also did not have any coding knowledge before the MBSA and was able to learn along the way. You totally got this!

[@ArikaReddy]

Thanks!

[@smitpatel5629]

Hello ma'am. I don’t have any basic knowledge in this field and about the topics that you covered but I'm going to study masters in this course. Will it be possible for me to pass it?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Smit, thanks so much for the question. I would definitely recommend spending 2-4 months brushing up on the fundamentals of statistics and starting to learn SQL. It will be really helpful if you could even get an entry level role where you can work with data. This will really helpful you understand if you even want to pursue the masters based on your interests. Please let me know if can help in any way.

[@netanyarut]

Hi Arika! Hope you doing well. I studied Business Administration concentred in Wealth Planning and now I'm working in beauty industry as pro lash artist. But now I'm thinking to take Business Analytic as my master degree and change my career field. Do you think it's too late to start? Fyi, I'm 24yo now. Will appreciate it if you reply, thank you x

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Netanya! So sorry for the delay in replying. You are YOUNG, now is the time! Most students in the program I was in were around 24-25. This is great timing.

[@kanchantenginakai2768]

Hey Arika, which country would you recommend to pursue this course from?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Kanchan! US/Canada have great schools. I'm sure Europe also has some really great schools to look into.

[@harshvardhanpalawat859]

Hi! Thanku for this video, i was preparing for msba, what things ,skills i need ,im from b.sc , do i need to learn pythan, R ...plz help

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Harsh! I would recommend learning Python over R because it’s more widely used in industry. However, either are great to add to your skillset.

[@harshvardhanpalawat859]

@@ArikaReddy I heard Java is more demanding than python here ? Is it true ...& Thank you for replying really appreciate that ❣️

[@ArikaReddy]

It really depends on your interests. Java is more web/mobile development whereas python is a general programming language(Big Data/AI) focus. You can't go wrong with either depending on your interests.

[@sandeepsegu5346]

Can a dental sudent get admit in ms BA ? If no? Are any chances to get ? Madam

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! Ofcourse, if you can explain why you are interested in the data space.

[@mohammedfaizan7847]

Background music is distracting alot

[@vishnua3330]

I completed my graduation in hotelmanagement can i join the BA industry???

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello Vishnu! Are you interested in the data side or more of a IT business analyst type of role?

[@vishnua3330]

@@ArikaReddy analyst role, in that we have many options right !! Like , HR analyst, finance, marketing

[@ArikaReddy]

@@vishnua3330 Yes, exactly right. You can specialize within a domain!

[@vishnua3330]

@@ArikaReddy if i go for MBA in HR is it possible that I can be a HR analyst and also a bussines analyst??

[@mikeygerardy3385]

Do I have to get a masters in this or could I just get a degree in business analytics? Asking incoming freshman

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Mikey! You can totally get a bachelors in analytics if it's offered. If you do, then getting a Masters in it is not necessarily needed.

[@Vidaljr88]

I have an MS in Mathematics but did my master's report in statistics using R Markdown. I have a lot of math and stats background, but lack a lot of programming skills. I basically learned R and R Markdown to write my report, but I loved the experience in exploring data and inference procedures. My university offers an MSBA (one year). Do you think it's worth it enrolling in an MSBA or learning the skills using Data Camp or other platforms that have boomed recently? I feel like enrolling in a university will keep me focused in learning and staying on track. I've tried to self-teach, but work keeps me busy even after hours.

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Vidal! Thank you for the comment, this is a great question. I would 100% recommend that you self learn with data camp/kaggle OR pay a tutor to take you through coding and give you assignments. Due to the high cost of investment with the additional year of your time and money, I think you can 100% self learn the skills especially since you already have an MS in Math(which is great for the field). You don’t necessarily need more school but just a good dose of disciple to self learn(or get a job with a focus on stats and learn on the job)

[@Vidaljr88]

@@ArikaReddy I can self learn, I have many popular R books, but I guess I need to learn what platforms are in demand. I know Tableau, SQL, R, and python are top platforms. If you were me and with your current knowledge, what do you recommend I learn first, second, etc.

[@ArikaReddy]

I would 100% start with SQL. That’s the most in-demand that you can learn the quickest. I would recommend you do a data camp course or two on intro to sql and then practice on leetcode. For Python, there is this book called learn Python the hard way that’s really good and I would start that next. Tableau can be learned the quickest out of all of them. It’s quick to learn but hard to master if that makes sense.

[@Vidaljr88]

@@ArikaReddy you're amazing for replying! Thank you

[@vidhyagarb24]

I'm in 3rd year of my degree in B.Pharm I want to join Business Analytics. Is there any basic computer language to be learned before joining? Is the job less stressful?!

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Vidhyagar, I recommend learning Python or R, as those are the most commonly used languages. You can also find jobs in analytics that don't require analytics. The stress level of the job depends on the company, typically consulting jobs are a bit more stressful than industry jobs but this is highly variable. Hope this helps!

[@bukolabello8483]

Hi Arika, I plan on getting a second masters in Business analytics, what's your take on that? My BSc was in Accounting and my first masters degree was in Management

[@ArikaReddy]

Hello! I personally know people that have opted for a second masters. If you truly think that that's the easiest way for you to break into the field, it's not a bad option. I would first recommend trying to do some courses in data and integrating data into your day to day job and seeing if you can transition internally. Otherwise, a masters is a good option to consider.

[@biswarupdasgupta2961]

From which university u did MSBA?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Biswarup, my MSBA was from Duke's Fuqua school of business

[@younewber3027]

If i haven't done Bachelors in business Analytics is it advisable for me to stufy masters in business Analytics?

[@ArikaReddy]

Absolutely, if you are interested. I come from a psychology background and then pursued business analytics.

[@miltonkaratai4112]

Which university did you attend to study Msba?

[@nithinshashank007]

Hey Arika is business analytics related to data science?

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Nithin! Thanks for the questions. How I personally view it is that a business analytics course is an umbrella that teaches you SQL, R/Python, Tableau/PowerBi and general business/statistics knowledge. Then, you can take this and apply it to a specific role such as that of a data scientist where you might use statistics and programming to help the business.

[@nithinshashank007]

@@ArikaReddy hmm it sounds good thanks ❤️👍

[@mehullakhotia3927]

could we connect i have some query so if you can assist me further

[@ArikaReddy]

Hi Mehul, most definitely. Please feel free to send me a message on LinkedIn :)