Cheapest online master's degree in *anything?*

[KSoul]

While Hellenic American University is RA, the MBA program is NOT accredited. There is a reason it's only $3000. That may or may not make a difference to you.

 It's already cleared up as being misinformed; however, it is such a miss–we need to move away from merging price as confirmation of accreditation or value in a degree. It's outdated and can create poor guidance for students searching for the best path to reaching their academic goals.

[Tomas]

With respect to University of the People, basically it's a real scam, uopeople.reviews lifts the veil to reveal it's not even a USA school, it's siphoned and run through its Israel company University of the People Education Ltd.

Scam is the uopeople.reviews site, run by some badly hurt person (full info is available somewhere, I have read it, not sure if he tried to sneak in as instructor with fake credentials or something like that, some problem of that type, anyway it is not needed as most of what he writes is non-sense easily proven by a little research.

[MrPanda]

An easily detected lie from that website: "Portugal doesn´t recognize UoPeople", it does. It´s specifically listed in their qualifications´ recognition website.

[Airamb]

According to the United States Department of Education website, The University of the People located in Pasadena, California is accredited by DEAC and a candidate for WASC accreditation. https://ope.ed.gov/dapip/#/institution-profile/233675

We can agree that opinions about the quality of the coursework of schools vary greatly. However, this school is currently accredited! With that said, institutional accreditation and program accreditation are two different things! A school that is accredited can offer programs in business that may not be programmatically accredited but the school can still grant an accredited degree in business. Program accreditation is particularly important when it leads to licensing and/or certification such as in healthcare fields, counseling, accounting (CPA), law, etc.

Attending a school that is accredited should be an important consideration! Ensuring you attend a program within the school that is programmatically accredited is part of the due diligence process which includes researching license and/or certification requirements, job utility, employer preference, VA or employer tuition reimbursement issues, and many other considerations.

I don't work for any school at this time nor do I endorse any school.

[bjcheung77]

That's correct, it's just some person and their 'view' of things... When looking at the picture, it can mean so many different things the writer is talking about, they're just too up-tight on something and picky, none the less... Miss-information is key in what they're writing...

[NotJoeBiden]

Misinformation like this actually hide real issues that exist in these types of institutions by muddying the water.

[ITdegree]

UMPI - https://www.umpi.edu/yourpace/academic_programs/maol/