You really don’t need a formal degree to break into data analytics roles in the U.S. it helps, sure, but it’s not a strict requirement anymore. What matters more is whether you can actually work with data things like SQL, Excel, dashboards, that sort of stuff. Courses like the Google Data Analytics course are a beneficial starting point if you’re figuring things out. And honestly, having some structured, hands-on practice makes a big difference. I’ve noticed programs like H2K Infosys give that kind of real-world exposure, which can make the whole transition feel a lot less overwhelming over time.
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