Master's In Data Science - 4 Affordable Degree Alternatives (Must Watch) 

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The MIT micromasters sounds best. Taught by real professors, proctored exams, and credits transfer - plus it's a great recognizable school

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I didn't know all of these were available as options, thank you very much.

Berkeley's program says it all. It is practical-based and still offers lower/lowest cost giving you the knowledge, quality and convenience. What more ! Subscribed and Liked... Cheers from Saudi Arabia!

I will go for the MIT program. I love their classes, the real ones they have on campus, not some light version. If it is a bit more complete and harder, it will pay off.

The Harvard micro masters really interest me and I am thinking of pursuing the same. Thank you.

Get half of a master's degree at MIT for 1/200th of the cost? I'm in!

Great video. The UCSD program sounds interesting.

The ucsd prgram seems to fit my needs well!

Great content - I'd probably go MIT

Excellent video. Very succinct info. The Cal Berkeley certificate program sounds like the best fit for me. Thanks for the helpful video.

Great review! I really like the UCSD program, super interesting.

I like the UC San Diego course. It’s practical and allows for a person to have a balanced life. Spending 10 hours a week on studying and classes is very manageable.

Wow, wonderful video . I would first choose the Berkeley and finish the course. There are only 3 course in Berkeley. So I would next finish the Harvard certificate. If there is still appetite I would pursue one of the micro masters , 👍👍

Thank you for sharing and expanding my horizons

So far I like the Harvard University program is best. Based on the name, self-paced, and the amount of time each week needed to complete the program.

I think that the Harvard Professional Certificate sounds great to me since I can only assume that their program does best at what they do for the students. Thank you for the video!

As an aside, before trying to tackle the MIT program, I'm following the course in computer science with python from MIT (professor Eric Grimson)a on edx, just to be sure I have the programming prerequisites. The book this course and the companion course use is Introduction to Computation and programming using Python, by John Guttag. It's a very interesting book and useful if you, like me, didn't have any formal exposition to CS

Great video. I’d go with the MIT program.

I'd say the UC San Diego Program sounds best for me.

The MIT micromasters really interests me and I am thinking of pursuing the same :) Thanks for the info. I did not know about the programs other than the Harvard one :)

great info. i think the harvard program fits me best. thanks

Great content as ussual.

Everything I’ve researched about the MIT program says that it is much harder than what they quote and takes most people closer to 25-30 hours a week of studying and work. Just a heads up to anyone who is looking at this program

I believe that the MIT micromasters is more interesting, I decided to start the program this month :)

None of these options are masters degree and you cannot do a PHD afterwards

Thanks for the info.

Excellent insights into these alternatives. I was also looking for such programs to spice up my career and found pretty much the same thing. I'd go for MIT's one! Unfortunately, the link from Berkeley's program seems to be broken (I guess they are not offering the program anymore?!).

Great content

Great info!

The UCSD program looks interesting since it can lead to an actual master's later, without MIT's competition to enter.

Thanks for the info

Learnt a lot. Hopefully Harvard will look into Python.

Not really a data science person, if I was then this video would have been very helpful

MIT + UC Berkley sound good to me

Excellent as always!! Please make a video for the program at a bachelor level.

thanks for the vid

Love the idea of Harvard's program, but the fact that they are using R instead of Python knocks them out of consideration

I would like to do the MIT micro masters program. Considering the in depth content they going to cover.

Please suggest few more online programs at self pace

Berkeley program is hand down the winner. The cost is the lowest, and their name is well known. The self pace is also perfect for people who works schedule fluctuates like mine.

UCSD program suits best

For me, the MIT micromasters is the best.

I think that the Berkeley program sounds like the best fit for me because it is self paced and the cost is also the lowest.

UC Barkley sounds good to me. But the link is no longer valid, can you update it please.

Ngl Harvard sounds like the best fit for me if I go into that field

Hello. I have a doubt, I search in many places, but don't found the answer. The MicroMasters from UC SanDiego are self-paced or if have assignments and exams with specific due dates (don't undertand the meaning of 10 months that figures in edx page).

What's the eligibility/pre requisite for these programs? Any degree in relevant field is must?

The link for the uc berkeley program seems not to work. Does anyone have a better link

Amazing video 👍 Wow first comment:)

MIT MICRO MASTERS DEGREE, SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD IDEA

can u land an actual job with the MIT micro masters?

How hard are those micromaster's for someone that has no experience in the field?

The MIT Micromasters sounds best

MIT Micromasters Program in Data Science

MIT program

MIT Micromasters.