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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

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Hello- I have received and maintained the Six Sigma Master Black Belt certificate for the last 4 years. In my previous employment I was a college instructor and business consultant. I have a Master's in Management from the University of Wisconsin with a focus on Quality. I don't say this to impress anyone, just as validation for the curriculum offered by Brainmeasures. During my teaching career I was responsible for delivering Project Management and Quality Management courses at a 2,4 and 6 year level.
While researching online certifications I came across Brainmeasures and was immediately drawn to the requirements needed to receive certification and of course the price. Granted my opinion is only mine, however, considering my background in education and manufacturing I truly feel that the coursework I am familiar with at Brainmeasures is a breath of fresh air especially when compared to the outrageous prices of other offerings. Many will cost thousands if not 10's of thousands. All purporting to be the best while using the inflated price as justification for the merit of the certification.
Brainmeasures certifications meet the rigor of requirements and satisfies the necessary credentials that are needed in today's working world.
About the price::: As if the cost isn't already good enough, Brainmeasures offers FREE certificates as well for many of the fundamental type needs.
Here are my Pro's and Con's:
Pro's: Rigorous curriculum, Excellent resources, Successful completion immediately gives a personal sense of accomplishment, Certifications are serialized for ease of reference and are professional in appearance, Certifications are accepted globally, online access by the student is user-friendly, And the price is quite affordable.

Con's: NONE

In closing I would like to add that regardless of what something costs, the value weighs heavy on what is put into the effort. Unfortunately, there are self congratulatory organizations that hike up the price and demand memberships for a paltry discount all of which is used to inflate questionable value. These same organizations quickly dismiss other options for one primary reason..... the other guys are the competition.

1 March 2017
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