What kind of jobs can you get with an Associates in Applied Science for Business/Information Systems?
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Not much, unless you have other experience to apply with the resume.  Talk to the school where you graduated and ask them, they should know better than anyone else.
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There are many depending on the area of business....\n\nStatistical analysis\nInventory analysis\ntransportation systems analysis\nnetwork flow\nCritical path - PERT\nJob shop sequencing\nand many more...
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There are many jobs you could get.  Probably for about 4 different types of organizations:\n1) Service Providers (like Verizon, Bell South, etc)\nAt a serive provider, you could be involved in jobs like network planning, operations, even marketing or business management type jobs\n\n2) Equipment Manufacturers (Like Lucent, Nortel, Huawei, etc)  At equipment manufacturers, you could be involved in jobs such as Product Management, Product Development, Research and Development, Program Management, Project Management, Field Services, Tier 2 and Tier 3 Network Support, RF Engineering, Network Engineering, etc.\n\n3) Consulting (such as McKinsey, Bain, etc).  You could go work for a consulting company.  Very often consulting firms have some sort of a Telecom/Datacom practice, where they'll count on someone with your type of knowledge/experience to support projects for Service Providers or Manufacturers.\n\n4) Teaching.  You could become a teacher/professor at a College or University.\n\nOf course, there are even jobs outside of these that you could get involved with that would use your knowledge and experience, such as Equity Research covering Telecommunications (at a firm such as Morgan Stanley or Goldman Sachs) or at a Market Research firm (such as IDC, Pyramid Research, InStat Research, etc.)\n\nGood Luck!
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A degree in business administration provides an endless array of employment and educational possibilities.  Some business administration students go on to pursue graduate degrees such as an MBA (master in business administration).  Popular entry level jobs include the career areas of marketing, management, retailing, insurance, advertising and public relations.  Good luck!
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With a B.A.... I wouldn't hire you.  Just take the math and computer courses and get the B.S. you'll be way better off.  Or you can stay in school to get an MBA and become completely worthless to science.  Good luck.
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Look for an IT intership.  Work a year or so as an underling, then find a real job in the field of interest.
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The Occupational Outlook Handbook published by the US government might be able to help you.. Have you looked into it, its at a library, and may be online, google it.  When I was trying to figure out my next career move I wanted to see what I could do education wise for relatively little money and what paid big dividends.  I would say any MBA with a concentration in Computer Systems managaement would be very lucrative but use the reference I gave.  Good Luck
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You can do SAP after getting some elementary knowledge of Commerce.\nThen you can go for SAP.
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I used to be getting a PhD in Information Systems before switching to Management.  These are business disciplines, and thus a PhD in this area is research-oriented and very academic.  To be an "expert" for industry, it's best to get an MBA with good IS and good Marketing and secure a job at a large IT consulting company.
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There are websites with available jobs.  Contact a few schools listed.  You may be required to do testing or further studies.
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Surely there are. Here are some of the jobs I can think of are:\n\n-Research Associate\n-Apprentice
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I received an MBA in Marketing Intelligence and had to know about SQL programming, data mining, SAS or SPSS software. Took classes in customer relationship management, product innovation, intro to marketing, marketing research, and brand management.
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I have an associates in Computer Information Systems. Once I received the degree, I started as a programmer apprentice. From there, I was promoted to Programmer, Senior Programmer and then Systems Analyst.
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Most people get jobs after they get Bachelor's, but there are master's degrees and PHDs in computer science.  Check www.uiuc.edu, or www.carnegiemellon.edu.  THey're suppose to be the best schools for that type of shite.
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I would say fields such as health specialties, business, and computer science...
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You can be:\n\nComputer Technician \nNetwork Administrator \nProgrammer \nProject Manager \nSystems Administrator \nSystems Designer  \nSoftware Engineer \nInformation Systems Manager \nNetwork Engineer
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for an IT Job, I greatly suggest DICE.. \n\ndepending on what kind of job there are certain types of searches for certain areas.