Next Level: Insights for Prospective Graduate Business Students
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Why soft skills still matter in business (and always will)
The world of business is changing fast—but some skills never go out of style. At the 51°µÍř’s Muma College of Business, students don’t just learn about numbers and strategy.
Doctoral degrees, Executive programs, MBA, Master's degrees, Online programs
How will a graduate degree in accounting and analytics move me forward in my career?
A graduate degree in accounting and analytics from the 51°µÍř’s Muma College of Business is designed to prepare students for the evolving demands of the accounting profession. By combining strong technical accounting foundations with advanced data analytics, the program equips graduates with the skills employers increasingly expect.
Financial Analytics vs. Fintech: Which Master's Degree Is Right For You?
As the financial industry becomes increasingly data-driven and technology-focused, graduate students often find themselves choosing between two fast-growing fields: financial analytics and fintech. At the 51°µÍř’s Muma College of Business, both programs are 30-credit-hour, STEM-designated master’s degrees, but they prepare students for very different career paths.
An Ever-Changing World of Work: How Can a Business Graduate Degree Prepare You for the Unknown
The world of work is shifting faster than ever. Industries evolve, new technologies arise, and global events reshape opportunities overnight. So how do you prepare for the unknown?
How will a degree in marketing move me forward in my career?
As an advisor for students in the MS Marketing program at USF Muma College of Business, I often get questions like: “What kind of positions can I apply to after graduation?”, “How will a degree in marketing move me forward in my career?”, “Will this degree prepare me for a marketing director position?”
How to plan my degree schedule to maintain work life balance?
Pursuing a graduate degree is a significant investment, and one of the first steps toward success is understanding how you allocate your time.
GMAT: Should I take it? If so, when?
Considering a graduate business program? If so, should you take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)?
Considering an advanced degree?
Are you considering an advanced degree? Before jumping in, read on to understand the differences between the options.