It may be worth mentioning briefly that I have completed my final course in a master’s program at Bellevue University.
The Master of Science in Management Information Systems is a customized degree tailored specifically to prepare students for management positions in the Information Technology profession. It consists of multiple components: the core and concentrations. The core explores the characteristics of information systems with emphasis on critical management issues. After completing the core, students may select one or more of six concentrations to obtain additional depth in business administration, computer information systems, healthcare, information security, project management, or solutions architecture. To satisfy the requirements for degree, students must take 27 semester hours of core courses and at least nine semester hours from one of six concentrations.
For a guy who got started pretty late on college, I feel pretty good about my achievement. I ended the program with a 3.9 GPA while working full time in a civilian job and part time for the National Guard and with a 3-hour a day commute. I’m not quite sure how I kept it together.
I can highly recommend the Bellevue online program. It felt a bit more personal than the similar online program from the University of Phoenix and I would note for the record that the quality of student effort was much higher. In the irony department my final course at Bellevue was Information Technology Ethics and a student in the course was kicked out for plagiarizing.
Information Warfare had to be my favorite course of the bunch. I really enjoyed planning attacks on information infrastructure for some reason. Everything is more fun in theory than in reality. Bellevue was much more reasonably priced than the University of Phoenix. I am planning on starting on doctorate work in a few months in the same field.
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