Ba social innovation and entrepreneurship in Dickinson college

Social innovation and social entrepreneurship may work through a variety of organizational architectures to enable change. We can think about organizations as being on a spectrum: At one end of the spectrum are not-for-profit entities that fill vital social and environmental needs through traditional charitable approaches, relying on donations as their primary source of funding. At the other end of the spectrum are for-profit businesses that fill customer needs through market-based mechanisms: selling the product or service for what the market will bear.

Official secondary school transcript(s) listing all courses and grades (through the Common Application)., letters of recommendation, and personal statements, Test scores: ACT, SAT, IELTS, TOEFL

Business Analysts, Data Analysts, Data Architects, or Statisticians.

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