USD’s MBA With Business Analytics Specialization Ranked No. 3 for Affordability by TechGuide
“USD’s inclusion among the most affordable online business analytics MBA programs is a testament to our commitment to accessibility and quality education,” said Jewel Goodman Shepherd, Ph.D., associate dean of business graduate programs and associate professor of health services administration. “We commend our administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni and community partners for supporting this program and helping us achieve this ranking.”
USD’s MBA with a business analytics specialization prepares graduates to utilize and analyze data to strengthen their business decision-making process. The program offers an integration of the science and technology underlying business analytics with solving key business problems in the areas of operations management, sales, marketing, finance and economics.
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