Not-for-profit vs. For-profit
You’re looking for an education, but what is your school looking for?
Before you enroll in a college or university, there are a few often overlooked but very important factors that should influence your decision. Is your school a not-for-profit or for-profit institution? Is it regionally or national accredited? Discover if the school you want to attend is motivated by money or education, and it can mean the difference between actually learning, or just feeling like a number in the system.
Boston University’s Master in Computer Information Systems
Become highly skilled in the rapidly changing field of information technology, and a leader in IT management. The comprehensive, real-world curriculum covers critical topics such as information security, digital forensics, IT project management, database management, and business intelligence.
Northwestern University's Master in Medical Informatics
Obtain your MS in Medical Informatics from one of the top 12 national universities. This 100% online degree focuses on the use of technology to improve the design, integration, implementation, management, and evaluation of enterprise-wide health care information systems.
University of Cincinnati's Master in Criminal Justice
This is the only MCJ degree offered by a Top 3 Criminology School and can be completed in as little as one year. UC students become real leaders in their communities because they have learned from the best.