Quick Reference
2/26/2019
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Management Information Systems (MIS) Major Quick Reference 2/26/2019 |
• Benjamin Estrada: Application Analyst, Digital IT Business Solutions, Phillips 66
• Wei Dodd: Early Engagement Engineer Volume Servers, Hewlett Packard Enterprise
• Azkar Choudhry, Principal, Pariveda
• Harvey Nusz: Enterprise Architect & Manager, Data Privacy & Encryption, Capgemini
• George Sutherland: Capgemini
To get a jump on the process, get this done early in your program. It will make your junior and senior course scheduling easier.
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Bachelor of Business Administration Salary Report (Undergraduate) as of Oct 1, 2018
Average Starting Salary by Major
Fall 2017 and Spring 2018 Combined Bauer College of Business, University of Houston from the Rockwell Career Center | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bachelor of Business Administration Salary Report (Undergraduate) as of May 30 2016
Average Starting Salary by Major -- Spring 2016
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Bachelor of Business Administration Salary Report (Undergraduate) as of Jan. 26 2016
Average Starting Salary by Major -- Fall 2015
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Bachelor of Business Administration Salary Report (Undergraduate) Aug 2015
Average Starting Salary by Major -- Spring 2015
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Bachelor of Business Administration Salary Report (Undergraduate) Feb 27 2015
Average Starting Salary by Major -- Fall 2014
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Bachelor of Business Administration Salary Report (Undergraduate) May 22 2014
Average Starting Salary by Major -- Spring 2014
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Big Energy $75,000 → $84,000 (Exxon, Chevron, Shell, etc.)
$84,000 + $ for years work experience
2018 continues to be up. They are hiring -- OIL PRICES ABOVE $70 a barrel helps.
Consulting high fifties to seventies (Accenture, Protiviti, Sogeti, Rand Group, etc.)
2018-19 consulting hiring will be better with higher stock market. Many firms are expanding and salaries are up.
Other business areas $52,000 - $70,000 (accounting firms, smaller energy firms, etc.)
2018-19 hiring is likely to be up this year particularly in energy and oil field related companies. Current projects are being worked, and new projects are beginning with the rise in oil prices. Big 4 accounting hiring is expected to continue to be good.
Internships
Internships are available everywhere. This has become a primary component of the recruiting strategy at all firms -- except consulting (they don't normally use the internship model). More and more companies are relying on internships to provide an early 3 month look at new recruits.
A recent email from an MIS alumnus:
Lastly, I strongly believe the MIS program has prepared me for my career...
basically I am the liaison between the business and the tech/dev team. I learn the business process and gather requirements in the planning, analyze, design phases of a project. I also am part of the testing phase of a project. All of this requires a strong understanding of the business and the technology. That line between business and technology and understanding how the two meet is what I learned in MIS.
... when I was reflecting on what I do, I felt MIS prepared me more for my career than any another business degree or a computer science/engineering degree would have.
MISSO students have even better starting salaries. It pays to join.
