GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Bachelor of Science in Business - Business Analytics Concentration
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The Bachelor of Science in Business with a concentration in Business Analytics equips students with the analytical tools and conceptual understanding needed to leverage data for decision-making. This program goes beyond basic data manipulation, focusing on transforming data into actionable insights within an organizational context. It prepares students to tackle complex problems regardless of dataset size or complexity.
Curriculum
To complete the concentration, students must successfully finish 15 credits in required and elective courses, with at least 9 credits taken in residence at GW. All concentration courses require a minimum grade of C-.
- Required Courses
- Decision ModelsDNSC 3403
- Programming for AnalyticsDNSC 4211
- Data MiningDNSC 4279
- Electives (Choose 2 courses, 6 credits)
- Big Data, Predictive Analytics, and EthicsDNSC 3288W
- Big Data, Predictive Analytics, and EthicsDNSC 3288
- Forecasting AnalyticsDNSC 4219
- Social Network AnalyticsDNSC 4233
- Machine LearningDNSC 4280
- Revenue Management AnalyticsDNSC 4281
- Supply Chain AnalyticsDNSC 4282
- Special TopicsDNSC 4900
- Database Principles and ApplicationsISTM 4121
- Data Management for AnalyticsISTM 4212
Careers
Graduates with a concentration in Business Analytics are highly sought after due to their strong analytical skills and experience with large datasets. The program prepares students to combine data skills with managerial insight, offering a competitive edge in the job market.
- Decision Makers with strong analytical skills
- Big Data Specialists
- Roles combining data skills with finance, marketing, engineering, public policy, or international affairs.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Business Analytics concentration?
- To be eligible for the Business Analytics concentration, you must first be admitted to the George Washington University School of Business (GWSB). All courses within the concentration must be completed with a minimum grade of C-.
- How is the Business Analytics concentration structured?
- The concentration requires 15 credits, including 9 credits taken in residence at GW. This includes required courses like 'Decision Models' and 'Programming for Analytics', plus two elective courses from a list of specialized analytics topics.
- What are the career prospects for Business Analytics graduates?
- Graduates are prepared for roles as Decision Makers with strong analytical skills, Big Data Specialists, or positions that combine data skills with fields like finance, marketing, or public policy.
- How do I apply to the Business Analytics concentration?
- Prospective undergraduate students should apply through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. You can find detailed application steps and requirements on the GW Undergraduate Admissions website.
- What is the tuition for international students in this program?
- The provided information details tuition remission for GW employees and their dependents, which varies based on service and classification. Specific tuition costs for international students are not available in the program data.
Entry requirements
General RequirementsMust be admitted to the George Washington University School of Business (GWSB). All concentration courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C-.
Concentrations are only available to GWSB students. Consult the official GW Bulletin for requirements applicable to your matriculation year.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition remission is a benefit for GW employees and their dependents, with coverage varying based on years of service and employee classification. Full-time employees may receive 100% tuition remission for eligible courses and programs. Dependent coverage varies.
Tuition (home)Tuition remission is a benefit for GW employees and their dependents, with coverage varying based on years of service and employee classification. Full-time employees may receive 100% tuition remission for eligible courses and programs. Dependent coverage varies.
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The provided information pertains to tuition remission for GW employees and their dependents. Specific tuition costs for international students or general domestic students are not detailed on the program or fee pages.
How to apply
1. Visit the Office of Undergraduate AdmissionsNavigate to the GW Undergraduate Admissions website to find detailed application instructions and requirements.
2. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the undergraduate application form.
3. Meet Academic RequirementsEnsure you meet the general admission requirements for GW and for the School of Business.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Business Analytics concentration?
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To be eligible for the Business Analytics concentration, you must first be admitted to the George Washington University School of Business (GWSB). All courses within the concentration must be completed with a minimum grade of C-.
How is the Business Analytics concentration structured?
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The concentration requires 15 credits, including 9 credits taken in residence at GW. This includes required courses like 'Decision Models' and 'Programming for Analytics', plus two elective courses from a list of specialized analytics topics.
What are the career prospects for Business Analytics graduates?
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Graduates are prepared for roles as Decision Makers with strong analytical skills, Big Data Specialists, or positions that combine data skills with fields like finance, marketing, or public policy.
How do I apply to the Business Analytics concentration?
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Prospective undergraduate students should apply through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. You can find detailed application steps and requirements on the GW Undergraduate Admissions website.
What is the tuition for international students in this program?
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The provided information details tuition remission for GW employees and their dependents, which varies based on service and classification. Specific tuition costs for international students are not available in the program data.