Raoul-Duke

Hello and thanks for the response! Yes I am from the U.S. I have taken a few basic intro MIS courses when studying for my undergrad but it was back in 2009-2010. I am a lil rusty on the subject I am sure. I'm trying to mainly figure out what good concentrations to study in regards to what is desirable in the job market out there these days/future. I have a few to choose from: Accounting and Financial Systems Business Administration Health Administration Information Systems Security Integrated Marketing Communications Management and Organizational Behavior Professional Internship Project Management From the full detailed descriptions, I like: Accounting and Financial Systems Health Administration Information Systems Security Project Management But I know in this field there are niches, I want to be in a well off niche that will better me in life. I'm not trying to spend all this money for nothing.

Sounds great! Thank you very much! I understand, I won't be doing it again.

Hello everyone, I was wondering if I could pick some of your brains. I'm 25 and a finance major, I am currently working as a transfer agent analyst at a private investment firm for about one year now after college. However, I am looking to go back to school for my Master's and would like to go into MIS. With having a finance background I am wondering will I be able to do the work that is required in the curriculum? I have had some MIS classes before. Also have any of you heard of people with accounting/finance undergrads doing this before? Were they successful? Is it a desired combination? I just want to make sure I'm not spending thousands of dollars on nothing. I really want this degree to make me desirable in the job market. This is my main goal!! http://www.computerforums.org/forums/images/smilies/new/thumb.gif Finance is great but I really want to mainly work in IT. I find it so much more interesting. I hope I can achieve this with this Master's in MIS. Please feel free to give any feedback/advice/input/past experience, it is greatly appreciated! http://www.computerforums.org/images/smilies/smile.gif