Has anybody used DeVry's business school's (Keller) career services

Has anybody used DeVry's business school's (Keller) career services?
How is it? Does it actually produce results? I'm looking at obtaining the Masters of Information Systems Management (MISM), and anybody with any input would be appreciated.
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Devry is not AACSB accredited, which is important re: a grad school in management. Certain employers won't hire out of schools that aren't AACSB accredited. Devry is also a for-profit university, rather than a traditional not-for-profit. A lot of employers will not hire out of for-profit unis. Devry also has a crap reputation with employers. The reputation of the place you get your grad degree can make or break your career. It's not necessarily the case that you need to go to MIT, but you *do* need to go someplace reputable. If you have other options, I'd strongly recommend you take them rather than going to Devry. Your local state college would be a better resource for you - more reputable, and less expensive.