Amu question for anyone Who has or is attending

[Gahanna45]

I am about to pursue a BA in management At amu and was wondering if anyone had a feedback on courses and instructors also if the degree is beneficial in the civilian word when looking for a job?

[Prloko]

If you are going for a Fed position, it is perfectly fine. I think it has the same"check the box" utility as any RA degree.

[bjcheung77]

If you are going for a Fed position, it is perfectly fine. I think it has the same"check the box" utility as any RA degree.

+1, That's exactly it with the addition of secondary professional accreditation, not just RA. It's not going to be the best/cheapest/easiest.

But it will have close to that as it has RA, and one professional accreditation (out of 3 business accreditation agencies, it's the most recommended).
It's got ACBSP accreditation, anyways. If you haven't read my answer already, it's in your other post.
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...nding.html

For APU/AMU, If you're a civilian, you'll be under their APU profile, as both of those are the same school but for different purposes.

[tsimmns]

I know this is an older post, but I was under the impression AMU is RA accredited?

[videogamesrock]

I know this is an older post, but I was under the impression AMU is RA accredited?

It is RA. It used to be NA also.