Looking for Management Information Systems degree

Discussion in 'IT and Computer-Related Degrees' started by jb4479, Dec 13, 2011.

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  1. jb4479

    jb4479 New Member

    As the title says I am looking for MIS/CIS bachelor degree programs. I am a hardware/tech support type with nearly 2 decades in electronics/computer support and 12 of those strictly in IT.

    The VA (Ch 31, Voc Rehab) is paying for it, so cost is not an issue.

    Any suggestions appreciated.

    I have looked at WGU, Park University, Bellevue, and UMUC, any others?

    (I am not a programmer. I know how to do it and the fundamental basics, but it does not come easy to me, so hevay programming is right out.)

    Thanks.
     
  2. Cyber

    Cyber New Member

  3. emmzee

    emmzee New Member

    Here are a few other options that I came across when I was researching programs about a year ago. (Some of the info, especially tuition figures, may have changed since then.)

    Fort Hays State University
    Master of Liberal Studies (Informatics) [concentration in Management Information Systems]
    31 credits , $7,114
    MLS Concentration in Management Information Systems - Fort Hays State University

    University of Illinois Springfield
    Master of Science in Management Information Systems
    36 credits , $13,725
    MIS: Degree Requirements

    National University
    Master of Science in Management Information Systems
    54 quarter units , $18,900
    National University • Master of Science in Management Information Systems

    Nova Southeastern University
    Master of Management Information Systems (MMIS)
    36 credits , $19,800
    Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences
     
  4. BrandeX

    BrandeX New Member

    Do you already have an AA and/or any certs? If so, you might already be a significant portion of the way towards an MIS/CIS at TESC/EC/COSC.
     
  5. ryoder

    ryoder New Member

  6. Stpn2me

    Stpn2me New Member

    PLEASE make sure your program is regionally accredited.
     
  7. dlcurious

    dlcurious Member

    I did the UIS MS-MIS program and can highly recommend it.

    Otherwise, FSU's program that ryoder posted looks good. Looks like tuition is getting ready to go up by about 4k though for OOS students.
     
  8. mcjon77

    mcjon77 Member

    What is your learning style? Are you the "Give me the book, a study outline, and tell me when the test is" type, or do you need more personal interaction with your instructor to learn the material? That would affect what schools I recomend.

    In general, for other techies (I've been in IT for almost 12 years now) that need a bachelor's degree, I recommend WGU, Thomas Edison State College, Excelsior, or Charter Oak State College. Most techies that I know are more independent learners who are used to studying on their own to pass things like certification exams. The structure of the 4 schools I mentioned above is a lot like taking a series of certification exams (in fact, many of your existing certs may count for credit), so it is already very familiar to techies.

    I love degreeinfo, at the same time I would be doing you a severe disservice if I didn't mention another forum, techexams.net. Their IT Jobs/Degrees sub-forum is an excellent place to talk with other tech folks that are doing, or have done, the same thing you want to.

    If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to post them on this board, techexams, or pm me if you want.
     

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