This is the video that made me say "yea, let's do this." I'm not very strong in math. But I know I can do it if I apply myself. Whenever I do apply rather than procrastinate or fail to study/homework, I understand it.
Lol the CS math forced me to change to an mis major. Funny how I randomly found this vid. I like math but I guess math wasn’t my strength. The math in my mis degree bearable.
Thank you so much for your honesty. I feel like every time I search for a video and ask about the math everybody’s like oh there’s no math or no it’s super easy. No it’s hard! (so thank you for that.)
Do you need to have a strong grasp of coding/tech to be prosperous in MIS? Im intrigued with this major because I am relatively good at math and have a strong knack for business, management, problem solving, etc. But, I am definitely NOT adept at tech and coding.
Tech skills are great hard skills to have and can be very prosperous but they aren't as critical as having great soft skills. If you are good at math and have a strong Knack for business you can learn tech skills easily. MIS will give you many career options from software engineering, business analyst, IT management, cybersecurity, etc... some require more tech skills than others.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Hey. As you mentioned Cybersecurity, could you suggest your views of pursuing a career in the non-technical side of cybersec like infosec and Privacy, etc? Also, the ch er governance and policy domain ? Specifically in the US?
Hi! I am an Internacional high school student, I want to go to college in the USA, and then get a major on MIS, but I was wondering, what college Path should I take in order to qualify for a MIS major? Great video!
This is really good information. I’ve been doing finance and accounting for 6+ years and wanted to change my path with an MIS degree. Is there any pros to having accounting experience for MIS?
keep it up my brother and i have question does managment information system and principle managment contain essay because i am not good in writing essay but i am good in math
I got to the university of Oklahoma and about to start my 2nd year and majoring at MIS. I’m only required to take Functions and Modeling and Business Calc. Well I also do have to take statistics but the school considers that under economics lol
Does the GPA in MIS program matter when looking for internships and jobs ? Or one just needs to graduate with whatever decent or average score they get ? On what grounds does hiring managers short list resumes before interviewing ?
Peace n luv fam. Question.. I’m about to attend my local community college for business administration. They don’t have a mis program. Will my associate of business degree help me get into a mis program?
I'm currently studying Humanities in my 10+2 year in high school with no math courses. Am I eligible for this degree if I have not taken math since my 10th grade in HS
What language did you learn, I passed basic Java no Problem but when it came too Java advanced it was rougher... so what one because if it's python I would fly with passing colors
So not only do you have to go through the torture of all the math courses, but then you also need to apply a great deal of that math in your work? That actually sounds really awful. What business degree is actually about business and not math?
First off thank you for sharing. MIS is a major I'm interested in. Flexibility. Business with technology ! And if I'm in tech company. After years of seniority I can just move to management. Great for my 50 of 60 year old self.
Once again, amazing video man! I love how you made the distinction between a BSBA or MS and a BBA My recommendation for anybody reading this comment: If you enjoy math and want a more math and technical heavy MIS degree then go for the BSBA in MIS or Master of Science in MIS. However, if you hate math and want to keep it at a minimum, then get the BBA in MIS. Both options are excellent and you will have an incredible career either way! PS: for international students, pick the BSBA or MS in MIS since those are STEM certified and you can work in the USA with those. Good luck everybody!
Can you explain what is BBA,BSBA, and MS?. Im planning to take management information system on UTS as an international student..., im still trying to understand deeper abt this major so i will really appreciate it if you explain it to me thankyou..
Hi. I am an international student. I have great communication skills and I am passionate about buisness but I sucks at math and tech . But I want to challenge myself by going into a MIS degree because technology is really important nowadays. And I want to learn it too. But please honestly can you tell me that how hard it is going for a person like me? Please do reply
Shoreya, it will be difficult but not that hard as most of the classes are outside of tech. You'll get to learn tech which is the future. The math can be conquered and it isn't theory based math either. It should make sense.
@@shoreyabawa9855 hey, I am in the EXACT same situation as you are. I am truly awful at math or anything science related really, but I feel that if I choose to study MIS instead of a regular business degree, it'll be very beneficial to me in the future. although, I am afraid of failing. have you decided what to do yet?
Hey Shoreya. Which univs did you consider for MIS? Fall or Spring? Have you given the GRE and TOEFL? Any idea if the GRE is waived for 2023 by universities?
I was curious if you might be able to break down the difference between a Management Information Systems degree and a Information Systems Management degree? I have recently had to switch schools from MSOE and now attend Marquette University. Sadly they didn't offer a MIS degree, so i went with the IS degree.
Lol I’m graduating at 29 this yr with an MIs degree and i went to school pt 5 yrs and 2 yrs ft in university. Took like 3 yr breaks in between due to taking some time off and not being accepted to a uni close to home. But I’m finally graduating spring 2022. Definitely must study and take online classes which I found easier, not that I had a choice due to the pandemic. Mis definitely involves math. There’s no escaping math in uni. But if you really want it then you must put in the hours and effort.
Genuine and honest question: If I had a substantial amount of help throughout my math career as a freshman and sophomore; taking courses such as stats, finite math, pre calc etc, and remember rarely any of it, will I have a difficult time in my upper division courses for MIS at University? I am very tech savvy, have programmed in Python, C++, etc. What are your thoughts for someone who sneaked through math in community college and now entering University for MIS?
Aight so the math is easier than Cse but is it harder than marketing, International business or any other BBA major? I'm currently a fresher in CSE and I want to change my major because shit is hard.
It's not the exact same but close enough. MIS is less technical as it focuses more on the management and the leadership. CIS focuses more on the technical skills although it does have some classes around management etc...
Currently a freshman and doing calc for CompSci at SJSU and IK that the math only gets much harder from here and I do struggle, I want to learn to code but the math part is still very hard and I think your video has shown me I should change to MIS since I want to do more coding and real life application to businesses and marketing and less theoretical insane math
@@fabianharomaldonado1547 FYI the math 71 requirement is going to be changed to math 70 next semester, but they didn’t update the requirements page for MIS, my advisor told me that so if u planned on doing math 71 do math 70 instead :)
@@tsuma2619 Thats interesting. I just met with an advisor recently and she said that I just needed to pass math71 with a C because I’m currently taking it.
This is the video that made me say "yea, let's do this." I'm not very strong in math. But I know I can do it if I apply myself. Whenever I do apply rather than procrastinate or fail to study/homework, I understand it.
💪🏾GO ! ! !
How that plan out for you bro? Got a 2 year update
Update us bro!
Lol the CS math forced me to change to an mis major. Funny how I randomly found this vid. I like math but I guess math wasn’t my strength. The math in my mis degree bearable.
Same as myself.😂
Remember that college level classes are supposed to be hard
That's right @Jay
I have found that success in math kind of depends on how the teacher explains it. And what measures you take to understand the subject.
That's so true!
That’s true ,some teachers make it some
Things harder than what it is
Thank you so much for your honesty. I feel like every time I search for a video and ask about the math everybody’s like oh there’s no math or no it’s super easy. No it’s hard! (so thank you for that.)
Shitttt Calculus 1 or Survey of Calculus is a bit crazy to me😂
Great video!
Your consistency with videos is remarkable
You should get paid for doing this 🤑
Thanks Venator! RUclips gives me a few nickels for each video🤑
Do you need to have a strong grasp of coding/tech to be prosperous in MIS? Im intrigued with this major because I am relatively good at math and have a strong knack for business, management, problem solving, etc. But, I am definitely NOT adept at tech and coding.
Tech skills are great hard skills to have and can be very prosperous but they aren't as critical as having great soft skills. If you are good at math and have a strong Knack for business you can learn tech skills easily. MIS will give you many career options from software engineering, business analyst, IT management, cybersecurity, etc... some require more tech skills than others.
What coding did they use?, im planning to take MIS, im currently studying programming at phyton..
Same bro
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Hey. As you mentioned Cybersecurity, could you suggest your views of pursuing a career in the non-technical side of cybersec like infosec and Privacy, etc? Also, the ch er governance and policy domain ? Specifically in the US?
I’m doing classes at a cc and going to transfer over to a university. The classes for business aren’t super hard but they can get difficult.
Hi! I am an Internacional high school student, I want to go to college in the USA, and then get a major on MIS, but I was wondering, what college Path should I take in order to qualify for a MIS major? Great video!
You'd want to speak with your counselor about this and they can recommend the optimal path after aligning to a MIS program in the US.
Hi! Same, what path did you choose?
Interestingly enough my MSIS and BSIS isn’t really heavy on maths so much it seems
Thanks for the informative video. Regarding coding languages, what would we learn?
This is really good information. I’ve been doing finance and accounting for 6+ years and wanted to change my path with an MIS degree. Is there any pros to having accounting experience for MIS?
Why did you want to pivot and what’s the result a year later?
keep it up my brother and i have question does managment information system and principle managment contain essay because i am not good in writing essay but i am good in math
It has more business writing more than anything. But in your early years of college you will do alot of pointless writing.
I got to the university of Oklahoma and about to start my 2nd year and majoring at MIS. I’m only required to take Functions and Modeling and Business Calc. Well I also do have to take statistics but the school considers that under economics lol
Wonderful school. My niece is there also.
The math Is Not hard in my opinion. The math you do in your business courses are literally just formulas. Statistics is the same thing
Hey so what can you do with an MIS degree… what careers, just curious?
I've done a few videos on this. Please go through the catalog
why is the course 1 year long? isnt that a bit short?
Why is what course 1 year long? It's usually a 4 year program.
Does the GPA in MIS program matter when looking for internships and jobs ? Or one just needs to graduate with whatever decent or average score they get ? On what grounds does hiring managers short list resumes before interviewing ?
Yes GPA matters. Employers and people of authority want individuals who compete and demonstrate discipline.
Sounds no different than any other college major.
Peace n luv fam. Question.. I’m about to attend my local community college for business administration. They don’t have a mis program. Will my associate of business degree help me get into a mis program?
Yes
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Cool. Thanks for reaching out. 🤜🏾🤛🏾
In my university I’m about to pursue my education, it’s called Computing and Business Management. Do you think that course is the same as MIS sir?
Sounds very similar.
could you please share all subjects list in management information system ☺️
No but you can look them up.
Does mis have coding or not 😅
I'm currently studying Humanities in my 10+2 year in high school with no math courses. Am I eligible for this degree if I have not taken math since my 10th grade in HS
You would be eligible in the American education system as your first few years of college will prepare you with a good math foundation.
What language did you learn, I passed basic Java no Problem but when it came too Java advanced it was rougher... so what one because if it's python I would fly with passing colors
I took C++ in school And learned C# and Vb.net and Sql. I had to learn Java in my job.
But didn't you take the hard C.S route?
@@thestraycat69 Why would I when my MIS curriculum allowed for me to take these courses as electives or it was a requirement to graduate.
I was wondering what the requirements were, in terms of the languages not that I'm studying on my own
I am good in maths. I have a masters in economics. Am I eligible for management Information systems masters?
Yes
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thanks sir
People who ask for a like before I watch the vid lmao😂 😂😂😂😂
Is this Lil' Romeo?
Lmao
So not only do you have to go through the torture of all the math courses, but then you also need to apply a great deal of that math in your work? That actually sounds really awful. What business degree is actually about business and not math?
This one.
Have you found another suitable degree?
Is this degree same as Business Information System too? 😹
Yes they are very closely align.
First off thank you for sharing. MIS is a major I'm interested in. Flexibility. Business with technology ! And if I'm in tech company. After years of seniority I can just move to management. Great for my 50 of 60 year old self.
Once again, amazing video man!
I love how you made the distinction between a BSBA or MS and a BBA
My recommendation for anybody reading this comment:
If you enjoy math and want a more math and technical heavy MIS degree then go for the BSBA in MIS or Master of Science in MIS.
However, if you hate math and want to keep it at a minimum, then get the BBA in MIS.
Both options are excellent and you will have an incredible career either way!
PS: for international students, pick the BSBA or MS in MIS since those are STEM certified and you can work in the USA with those.
Good luck everybody!
Can you explain what is BBA,BSBA, and MS?. Im planning to take management information system on UTS as an international student..., im still trying to understand deeper abt this major so i will really appreciate it if you explain it to me thankyou..
And why should international students took BSBA?
@@dickyevaldo8816 google BBA vs BSBA. Your answer is there
@@dickyevaldo8816 because the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) and Master of Science (MS) will be STEM
Hi. I am an international student. I have great communication skills and I am passionate about buisness but I sucks at math and tech . But I want to challenge myself by going into a MIS degree because technology is really important nowadays. And I want to learn it too. But please honestly can you tell me that how hard it is going for a person like me? Please do reply
Shoreya, it will be difficult but not that hard as most of the classes are outside of tech. You'll get to learn tech which is the future. The math can be conquered and it isn't theory based math either. It should make sense.
Thankyou. This really helped me a lot. I will give my 100percent. Again thanks a lot 😄🙂🙂
@@shoreyabawa9855 hey, I am in the EXACT same situation as you are. I am truly awful at math or anything science related really, but I feel that if I choose to study MIS instead of a regular business degree, it'll be very beneficial to me in the future. although, I am afraid of failing.
have you decided what to do yet?
Hey Shoreya. Which univs did you consider for MIS? Fall or Spring? Have you given the GRE and TOEFL? Any idea if the GRE is waived for 2023 by universities?
Hey. Me being an international student could totally relate to Shoreya. I’m also planning for MIS.
It would be really helpful if you could make a video on the interviewing and hiring processes in the big tech after the MIS program?
I was curious if you might be able to break down the difference between a Management Information Systems degree and a Information Systems Management degree? I have recently had to switch schools from MSOE and now attend Marquette University. Sadly they didn't offer a MIS degree, so i went with the IS degree.
They are basically the same.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown awesome
im 29 im student of MIS and zero at math how about my career :(
The math isnt that hard. Study study study.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown 29 is too old for study? what do you think
@@shootingstarz0008 no, 29 is not to old to study. You are never to old to learn something new.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown I’m 25 and feel like I’m too old to go back to school so thank you for that , thank you for all this information
Lol I’m graduating at 29 this yr with an MIs degree and i went to school pt 5 yrs and 2 yrs ft in university. Took like 3 yr breaks in between due to taking some time off and not being accepted to a uni close to home. But I’m finally graduating spring 2022. Definitely must study and take online classes which I found easier, not that I had a choice due to the pandemic. Mis definitely involves math. There’s no escaping math in uni. But if you really want it then you must put in the hours and effort.
Thank you sir for lot of information.
Genuine and honest question:
If I had a substantial amount of help throughout my math career as a freshman and sophomore; taking courses such as stats, finite math, pre calc etc, and remember rarely any of it, will I have a difficult time in my upper division courses for MIS at University? I am very tech savvy, have programmed in Python, C++, etc. What are your thoughts for someone who sneaked through math in community college and now entering University for MIS?
You may but you can also get the help you need in math if you struggle. You have no reason not to go forward.
Aight so the math is easier than Cse but is it harder than marketing, International business or any other BBA major? I'm currently a fresher in CSE and I want to change my major because shit is hard.
You should compare the classes
Hi my school has operation management and information system is it same as management information system????????
It's very similar.
Yessir!
Can anyone pursue this degree online ?
Yes
Was considering engineering but I think business is for me.
Both are great majors.
Is computer information systems the same as management information systems
It's not the exact same but close enough. MIS is less technical as it focuses more on the management and the leadership. CIS focuses more on the technical skills although it does have some classes around management etc...
Currently a freshman and doing calc for CompSci at SJSU and IK that the math only gets much harder from here and I do struggle, I want to learn to code but the math part is still very hard and I think your video has shown me I should change to MIS since I want to do more coding and real life application to businesses and marketing and less theoretical insane math
Hey I currently go to sjsu as a freshman as well, going to switch MIS as well.
@@fabianharomaldonado1547 nice!
@@fabianharomaldonado1547 FYI the math 71 requirement is going to be changed to math 70 next semester, but they didn’t update the requirements page for MIS, my advisor told me that so if u planned on doing math 71 do math 70 instead :)
@@tsuma2619 Thats interesting. I just met with an advisor recently and she said that I just needed to pass math71 with a C because I’m currently taking it.
@@fabianharomaldonado1547 oh yeah that’s probably because you’re already taking it so u wouldn’t need to do math 70 if you’re going to pass 71 lol
is finance and MIS related or do they work to gether because i’m deciding if i want to major in finance or MIS any tips?
Depends on what you want to do. I think you can pair the 2 as a double major or a major/minor combo. That would be powerful.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thank you for the feedback one more question is MIS really similar to IT or is it different ?
@@ritchiedavies9926 its very similar.
x1.5 speed recommended 😅👍
No beef though 😅. Great videos man! I'm studying a BSc in IS in the UK online while working on Superyachts. Really like your content. Keep it up