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Master's Degree
Is Business School Worth It?
The MBA has been around since 1908 when Harvard Business School founded the first MBA program. Since then, many have considered it the gold standard of business education for aspiring executives. But little in the business world is the same as it was when the MBA was created. So over 100 years later, is business school still worth it?
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What Master’s Degree Should I Get? Follow These 4 Steps to Decide
Industries and businesses are evolving at a faster and faster rate. As a result, employers are demanding more of their employees—from highly technical skills to critical thinking and leadership abilities. As business complexity increases, master’s degrees continue to rise in popularity.
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Should I Get A Master’s Degree?
Getting a master’s degree is a serious commitment. You need to go into a master’s program understanding the time, energy and financial resources you need to succeed. Balancing the short-term costs and demands of a master’s program with the long-term gains will help you determine if a master's degree is worth it. It’s a decision that shouldn't be taken lightly.
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How Many Years Is A Master’s Degree? It May Be Different Than You Think
The average master’s degree takes up to 2 years to earn, with most taking between 13–18 months. However, averages don’t always give you an accurate view of how many years it will take you to earn your master’s degree.
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Is a Master’s In Data Analytics Worth It?
From Big Data to real-time data, qualitative to quantitative, the amount of data being generated is exponential—and at our fingertips like never before. But what do we do with all of this information? Turning data into impactful insights has the power to revolutionize industries, grow businesses, and change the experiences of individuals.
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