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Comments :: Grant to help Wake Tech launch business analytics program

Grant to help Wake Tech launch business analytics program

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Thanks! Let's hope so. I want to continue to learn (and work) a long time.

CuriousT
October 18, 2012 5:56 p.m.

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Way to go "CuriousT". With 3 degrees you should have a better chance at a job.

sidecutter
October 18, 2012 3:06 p.m.

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"Glad to see Wake Tech offering such a program, but I imagine it will be difficult to compete with the Masters of Analytics program at NCSU." - NCSUEngineerFC

I don't think so at all. A lot of students start out at the Community College level and then transition to a 4-year institution for the BA/BS and then the MA/MS programs. For those of us that don't qualify for Financial Aid (of any kind), it can be an important way to save money for the rest of our education.

I remember a saying I heard in a movie once: "Never despise meager beginnings." We all have to start somewhere.

BTW - I've already signed up to add that program to the programs I'm already taking. I'm now a (temporary) triple major, though I graduate with my 1st AAS 12/15/12.

I AM A LIFELONG LEARNER!

CuriousT
October 18, 2012 2:10 p.m.

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Glad to see Wake Tech offering such a program, but I imagine it will be difficult to compete with the Masters of Analytics program at NCSU.