Emory University-Goizueta Business School’s STEM-credentialed Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) produces graduates who occupy that unique position in an organization at the cusp of business, data, and technology. The program brings together management, information systems/computer sciences, and applied statistics skills so students are equipped to solve business problems. Graduates possess leadership, teamwork, technical savvy, and communications skills that add immediate value to your organization.
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Creating the Goizueta Business School Data Scientist
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MSBA Students Employed
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Average Base Salary
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Acceptance Rate
In the MSBA Program
Class Profile
Class Size
40-45 students
GMAT (80%) Range
700-750
Average GPA
3.33
Percent Women
45%
Percent Minorities
0%
Percent International
82%
Talent at Work
Leadership Training
Leadership is a vital part of the Goizueta MSBA experience. Our aspiring business data scientists pull themselves up by their bootstraps, quite literally, and apply team & leadership skills in a creative, collaborative (and slightly muddy) setting. In the spring, leadership coaching fellows support capstone teams as they work on client projects. Read our student blog on how these unique opportunities impact the overall MSBA student experience.
Meet Hunter Hollis, Data Scientist
What does Beyoncé have in common with minor league hockey? Plenty, if you’re a data scientist like Hunter Hollis. Hunter uses his MSBA degree to predict demand and conduct labor forecasting, so Orlando-based Camping World Stadium and the Amway Center know how to plan.
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Explore how to find the right candidate for your company.
You can quickly, effectively, and affordably attract some of the brightest emerging leaders in business data science today by posting open positions on our GradLeaders portal. If you can’t meet with our students in person, our Career Advancement Management Center team can also help you arrange virtual company presentations and video interviews.
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Policy FAQ
We ask employers to inform students of their status within two weeks of receiving the application bundle. We also ask that companies inform students of their status within two weeks of their interview. Please allow reasonable time to schedule follow-up interviews. Please also communicate the status of each applicant and next steps to the MSBA Career Advancement Team.
An official job offer should be in written form and contain the position title, salary, start date, and work location. Note: We advise employers to demonstrate flexibility and a willingness to allow students adequate time to make a sound and informed decision; students respond better to these interactions than ones in which they feel pressured.
If you are required to revoke a job offer that a student has accepted because of changing conditions within the company, the student is entitled to a fair and equitable course of action including but is not limited to: financial assistance and outplacement service.
Students are urged to immediately release offers they do not plan to accept. Reneging on an offer is a serious violation of The Emory Career Center's policy and results in the loss of all alumni and career services privileges for the student.
Please inform the Career Management Center of all employment offers extended to students. We strive to maintain accurate statistics regarding student job offers, acceptances and salary but can only do that if we’re kept in the loop. Your company employment records are kept strictly confidential and used only for statistical purposes.