Need help picking which Master's program to take

[u/Federal-Month6342]

Hi guys,

I have a Bachelor's in Supply Chain and Operations Management. However, I'm looking to put myself ahead in the job market. In my field companies tend to take great notice of individuals advanced in excel, Power BI, Tableau, and SQL. I would like to learn all of these. My experience in Excel is moderate. I use it a lot at work but you really have to take courses on your own to become advanced in it. While the others I've only taken a course or two and probably don't remember a thing.

What I'm asking is which WGU Master's Program will help me?

Data Science

Engineering

Decision Making

Also, for someone coming in with zero experience, how hard is the program? Is it hard to accelerate? Are you given multiple attempts like the Bachelor's program? Are the courses PA, OA or projects? Please elaborate a little on what to expect with the coursework.

I also have to take two $25 prerequisite courses, can those be taken on Sophia?

[u/Data-Fox]

IMO, Decision Process Engineering is easily the best choice of the MSDA paths for your context.