I have received admits from below Universities.Which University should be preferred considering fees/location/curriculum ?

Question

1) University of South Florida -  MS in BAIS
2) University of Texas Arlington- MS in information systems
3) University of Central Missouri - MS in CIS & IT
4) Franklin University Columbus - MS in CS

Ketan Patil · Answer

Hi,

UTA is a good school compared to UCM and Franklin. Cheap tuition and living expenses. Plenty of opportunities for on campus jobs in the form of part time and assistantships. Alumni network is also good. You have Dallas and Austin as tech locations.

USF BAIS is a very popular Business Analytics program. The Business school that offers this program is also pretty renowned. It has better job prospects based on its course structure, courses offered and overall quality of the department that hosts the program. Also the tuition at USF is less expensive. Return on investment, Rankings, program quality and Cheap tuition combined with not so expensive living makes USF BAIS a great option too.

Coursework is of utmost importance here. Check where you can take electives related to your domain of interest to fulfill your goals and take your decision accordingly.

Do check out the following:
https://yocket.com/universities/university-of-south-florida-2640
https://yocket.com/universities/university-of-south-florida/business-analytics-and-information-system-51560
https://yocket.com/universities/university-of-texas-arlington/information-systems-56389
https://yocket.com/universities/university-of-texas-arlington-824

Good luck.

Siva Kesava Reddy · Answer

USF

Sanika Udhoji · Answer

USF might be a better choice considering factors like overall rank of the universities, location, opportunities. Second choice would be University of Texas, Arlington. You can find more general information on these links – 
USF: https://yocket.com/universities/university-of-south-florida-2640
University of Texas Arlington: https://yocket.com/universities/university-of-texas-arlington-824

Hope this helps!