Excellent courses and a really fantastic online community. I've finished three of the courses and have absolutely no regrets. If you have any interest at all, I highly recommend entering for the first course. I started last year (at age 40) and it's the perfect qualification at this point in my life and career - it's from a world-class university and allows me to learn while in the middle of my busy work and family life. It's hard, but I love the challenge and that's part of the attraction for me as well. Can't recommend enough!
Tommy holt am starting SC0x tomorrow. What are the tips to passing the exams. I can see a lot of mathematics which kinda scares as am not the best when it comes to Math.
@@MrMiksu1990 its basic high school math but the course is really hectic. It takes hours especially when your math level is average or lower and its even worse when you're working. Its hard to get time. I tried my best the first 2-3 weeks but found draining myself because of work and when it was time to continue with study during evening i felt exhausted and math requires when you're fresh and energetic. I just gave up because of that and partly because of the course was kinda boring not reflecting real world supply chain issues, case studies etc My advice is you need to have tonnes of energy, time and enthusiasm.
I want to take the courses in their order, from SC0x to SC4x, but enrolment in to the first course (SC0x) is in April, but SC01x enrolment is January. Should I start with SC01x as it's the one that will be available earlier, because I don't want to wait till April to start the Micromasters.
I have undergraduate degree in commerce. And I am planning to join micromasters in supply chain management starting this December. Is the programme worth joining with average to okay knowledge in maths/ statistics provided i studied maths and stats in college
Hello, everyone. I'm very interested in taking the courses. Is it possible to start with the SC2x? And if I pay before the date that edX states the course starts, do I get access to all the learning material? Thank you in advance :)
Hello everyone, i want to ask something all of you, first of all i am not very good at math but i am thinking to take a master degree on master of science of shipping so my question is : if i want to be a supply chain manager math its going to be a problem or on a very demanding level?Please answer and thanx a lot.
Team MIT , I Have 7 years of experience in Supply Chain and i am looking for a program which helps for my career growth. Please let me know if this is right Program for my experience or do we have any other as well from MIT. I am mostly looking for Online Programs.
Hi Rahul, we see the best learner results when you take courses in order from SC0x to SC4x. However we do not enforce a pre-requisite rule, so if your pathway of study approaches from a different order and you are confident in your analytical background you may be able to accomplish this.
All courses are offered free of charge for the knowledge and learning. If you wish to receive a credential for your effort there is a verification fee. You can read more about it here micromasters.mit.edu/scm/frequently-asked-questions/
