The MISST degree will be my second graduate degree. My first degree in nonprofit management has gotten me to where I am today professionally. The MISST degree will get me to where I want to be in the future. The intersection of work and technology will only become more important as time moves on. The ROI from participating in the MISST program will pay dividends for a long time to come.
I’ve always disliked like the question “What is the return on investment,” because an accurate ROI is never truly attainable. I prefer to ask ‘Where’s the return on investment.” Because everything you do provides some innate value. With MISST the ROI is based on the knowledge gained in your individual projects, your interactions within a team environment, and the transfer of wisdom and confidence from the professors. It’s a learning experience like no other and the growth attained is well worth the investment.
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April 27, 2010 at 7:32 pm
Dave Tinker
The MISST degree will be my second graduate degree. My first degree in nonprofit management has gotten me to where I am today professionally. The MISST degree will get me to where I want to be in the future. The intersection of work and technology will only become more important as time moves on. The ROI from participating in the MISST program will pay dividends for a long time to come.
June 2, 2010 at 4:20 pm
Kyle Woerner
I’ve always disliked like the question “What is the return on investment,” because an accurate ROI is never truly attainable. I prefer to ask ‘Where’s the return on investment.” Because everything you do provides some innate value. With MISST the ROI is based on the knowledge gained in your individual projects, your interactions within a team environment, and the transfer of wisdom and confidence from the professors. It’s a learning experience like no other and the growth attained is well worth the investment.