MIS (Management for Information Systems)

>>1247917

Business analyst
Computer systems analyst
IT manager
Information security consultant
Database administrator (soon to be made redundant by cloud)
Helpdesk (if you're really unlucky or have shit grades or can't network)
CIO (if you're really lucky and persistent ane have the right connections, after about 10 years or more)
eHealth or GIS database developer

>>1247917
i have a mis degree and parlayed it into a move into the biz unit i was working with as a BA

>>1248407
what do you mean by that

>>1248335
are these generally pretty basic desk jobs? I was looking into the security aspect of it

>>1248547

Basic desk jobs as opposed to...?

>>1248545
i was working on a web-based sales tracking system as a business analyst, with my customer being the sales team, and at the end of it the sales team offered me a job to go work for them instead of in IT. promoted & making significantly more money, but don't really use my degree much anymore.

>>1248597
I don't know, I just want a desk job

>>1248608
I like sales a lot and wouldn't mind that. Is it common for someone to get a job right out of college with an MIS degree? Currently sitting around a 3.7 GPA after first full year

>>1249863
i dunno if it's common anymore; i graduated in '06 and had 3 - 4 jobs to choose from.

>>1250484
A lot of people I talk to mention good offers then others say the degree is pointless bc of CS, yet they focus on different aspects.