Top Business Analyst Training Resources

Since there are few formal programs for business analysts most analysts major in business, finance, technology, accounting or administration. A Bachelor’s degree will get you in the door with some firms, although most prefer a Masters.

 

5 steps to becoming a business analyst

•        Earn a Bachelor’s Degree
•       Obtain Employment in the field you want to go into
•        Earn a Master’s Degree
•        Professional Development Training
•     Obtain Certification (IIBA) or International Institute of Business Analysts offer the Certification of    Competency in Business Analysis or (CCBA) for short. As well as the (CBAP) or Certified Business Analyst   Professional.

 

Top business schools by state

• Alabama

• University of Alabama

 

• Alaska
• University of Alaska

 

•   Arizona
• Arizona State

 

• Arkansas
• University of Arkansas

 

• California
• Stanford

 

• Colorado
• University of Colorado (Boulder)

 

• Connecticut
• University of Connecticut

 

• Delaware
• Delaware State

 

• Florida
• University of Florida

 

• Georgia
• Emory

 

• Hawaii
• University of Hawaii

 

• Idaho
• Boise State

 

• Illinois
• Northwestern

 

• Indiana
• Indiana University

 

• Iowa
• University of Iowa

 

• Kansas
• Pittsburg State

 

• Kentucky
• Bellarmine University

 

• Louisiana
• Louisiana State (Baton Rouge)

 

• Maine
• University of Maine

 

• Maryland
• University of Maryland

 

• Massachusetts
• Harvard

 

• Michigan
• University of Michigan

 

• Minnesota
• University of Minnesota (Carlson)

 

• Mississippi
• University of Mississippi

 

• Missouri
• Washington University

 

• Montana
• Drury University

 

• Nebraska
• University of Nebraska

 

• Nevada
• UNLV

 

• New Hampshire
• Dartmouth College

 

• New Jersey
• Fairleigh Dickinson University

 

• New Mexico
• University of New Mexico

 

• New York
• Columbia University

 

• North Carolina
• Duke University

 

• North Dakota
• North Dakota State

 

• Ohio
• Ohio State

 

• Oklahoma
• University of Oklahoma

 

• Oregon
• University of Oregon

 

• Pennsylvania
• UPenn (Wharton)

 

• Rhode Island
• Bryant

 

• South Carolina
• University of South Carolina

 

• South Dakota
• South Dakota State

 

• Tennessee
• Vanderbilt University

 

• Texas
• Rice

 

• Utah
• Brigham Young

 

• Vermont
• University of Vermont

 

• Virginia
• University of Virginia

 

• Washington
• University of Washington (Foster)

 

• West Virginia
• University of West Virginia

 

• Wisconsin
• University of Wisconsin (Madison)

 

• Wyoming
• University of Wyoming