MS, Analytics

Mays Business School, Interdepartmental Degree Programs

Texas A&M University - Distance, Mays at CityCentre Houston

Program Quick Facts

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Online Business Analytics Program In the U.S.

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Overview

The MS Analytics program is a 5-semester, part-time degree designed for working professionals who want to apply statistical modeling and predictive analytics to real-world business problems. The hybrid format combines in-person classes at Houston CityCentre with live video streaming on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.


Who Should Apply?

This program is tailored for professionals with at least three years of full-time work experience or graduating seniors with a minimum of two internships. Ideal candidates are those who seek to lead data initiatives within their companies, transition into high-demand analytics roles, or enhance their ability to interpret and communicate data insights to influence business outcomes.


Why Choose This Program?


Students benefit from an executive-style learning environment with highly experienced faculty, real-world case studies, and a strong industry network.

The program’s reputation and curriculum open doors for career advancement in a wide range of industries, including finance, healthcare, energy, technology, and consulting.
 

 

Program Snapshot

 
  • Duration: 5 semesters (part-time, cohort format)
  • Tuition: Flat rate of $65,000
  • Format: Hybrid - in-person (Houston CityCentre) + live video streaming
  • Credit Load: 7 credit hours per semester
  • Application Deadline: Rolling admissions

 

Dual Degree Opportunity

This program is dual degree eligible with the Master's in Business Administration for a combined MBA/MSA program

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