Anyone obtain MBA through California Coast University?

[bornsupercharged]

Has anyone attended and obtained their MBA through California Coast University? What were your impressions?

[marquardt21]

If you check on some different college review sites you will find that most people that obtained their MBA's form California Coast University thought it was a good experience and enjoyed the program.

[bornsupercharged]

Yeah I have done that, just wanted to see if I could talk to a few people with experience there.

[sanantone]

You might get more answers on Degree Info. This forum is primarily focused on undergraduate education. When members here do go off to graduate programs, they almost always choose regionally accredited ones.

[Johann]

I believe our Super-Moderator, ShotoJuku, is a California Coast MBA Grad (Management, 2012 I think.)
I think he liked the school, but perhaps you could ask him yourself...

Johann

[bornsupercharged]

You might get more answers on Degree Info. This forum is primarily focused on undergraduate education. When members here do go off to graduate programs, they almost always choose regionally accredited ones.

The CEO of CA Technologies, Mike Gregoire, got his MBA from California Coast University. I think if it's good enough for him, it'll do just fine for me (I'm in IT, what you know matters more than where a piece of paper was issued).
Board of Directors - CA Technologies

@Johann - Yep I messaged ShotoJuku, he was quite helpful!

[sanantone]

I didn't say that it wasn't good enough just that the students here almost always choose RA.

[bornsupercharged]

I didn't say that it wasn't good enough just that the students here almost always choose RA.

I know, it's okay I've read a ton of your posts, you're very helpful as well. For my purposes I'm perfectly fine with distance RA at Cal Coast: cheap, learn at your own pace / complete as quickly as you want, proctor without webcam (I know professor locally whom I prefer for proctoring over some stranger watching me type in sensitive information and having full control of my computer), no capstone or thesis requirements.. pretty much checks all the boxes that Columbia Southern University checked. I'm only switching to Cal Coast because I like the MBA in Management more than MBA in Project Management, as I want to grow into more of a managerial position (and not so much be doing PMO work), otherwise I'd have stuck with CSU.

I'm just trying to gauge how people like it at Cal Coast, see if there's anything to be aware of like hidden fees or insane professors, or things that only those who have attended would be aware of cheersmate