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Earn around $12,500 a year more than those with bachelor's degrees, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Demonstrates the determination, intellect and skill development employers look for in managers
Increase opportunities for promotion and help withstand labor market shifts
Higher levels of education lead to greater civic engagement, longevity and health
Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA)
Albers School of Business and Economics
Magda Garcia Martinez, ’22 MSBA, loves a challenge. A fascination with space led her to a bachelor’s and master’s in aerospace engineering in her home country of Spain. After several years, she took her skills to consulting in tech and when she transferred to San Francisco at the start of the pandemic, she pivoted to focus on COVID strategies in the public sector. But after two years, the urgent, nonstop work became unsustainable, so Magda turned to graduate school in the MSBA program to reset and map out her next challenge—applying data and business skills in a new program manager role at a big tech company. As an international student, she has mastered the challenges of visas and unfamiliar cultural expectations and as soon as she gets her green card, she will be off to pursue her dream of working on space programs in the US.
Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA)
Albers School of Business and Economics
Magda Garcia Martinez, ’22 MSBA, loves a challenge. A fascination with space led her to a bachelor’s and master’s in aerospace engineering in her home country of Spain. After several years, she took her skills to consulting in tech and when she transferred to San Francisco at the start of the pandemic, she pivoted to focus on COVID strategies in the public sector. But after two years, the urgent, nonstop work became unsustainable, so Magda turned to graduate school in the MSBA program to reset and map out her next challenge—applying data and business skills in a new program manager role at a big tech company. As an international student, she has mastered the challenges of visas and unfamiliar cultural expectations and as soon as she gets her green card, she will be off to pursue her dream of working on space programs in the US.
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You’re ready to pivot to a career that will help you follow your passion or keep pace with the shifting needs of today’s workforce. SU will give you the new skills you’ll need.
You’re a recent grad with your eyes on the horizon. You’re motivated to master the knowledge and skills gained from your college experience. SU can match your momentum.