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How "satisfied" are MIS graduates with their career path?
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Posted by: Alex Tung 2 years ago
Current Mood: cheerful
A report on October 12, 2010 in Wall Street Journal showing that MIS graduates are very satisfied with their career path when compared with more than 20 other majors, according to a survey conducted by PayScale.com.
The report can be accessed here.
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UConn's OPIM Department now offers a new Master's Program in Business Analytics and Project Management
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