SAS is a programme for people having LifeSciences background, it involves statistical data analysis and a bit of programming. You work with the data created through researches and create graphs and represent data in a meaningful way.
Opting for SAS is good and gets you a decent job, if you are looking to add a professional certification to your professional portfolio and have a background of LifeSciences then SAS is the next logical step.
This is what I feel personally, you get trained and finally appear for the certification exam conducted by SAS, and when you pass it you get a certificate which is valid across the globe.
Starting point of the career may be a bit slow as companies always looks for candidates having hrs of working experience on SAS programme. Once you have an year of experience I think you can pro claim a good job in future.
Opting for SAS is good and gets you a decent job, if you are looking to add a professional certification to your professional portfolio and have a background of LifeSciences then SAS is the next logical step.
This is what I feel personally, you get trained and finally appear for the certification exam conducted by SAS, and when you pass it you get a certificate which is valid across the globe.
Starting point of the career may be a bit slow as companies always looks for candidates having hrs of working experience on SAS programme. Once you have an year of experience I think you can pro claim a good job in future.
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