Getting an MBA in finance faster and cheaper
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Getting an MBA in finance faster and cheaper
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06-02-2012, 12:50 PM
Hello everyone. My girlfriend is a graduate of UNC and has her 4 year degree. She wants to get her MBA is finance but time and money is an issue. Is there anything she can do to CLEP or test out of some of it? If anyone could help out I would greatly appreciate it.
06-02-2012, 01:08 PM
The western govornors university MBA is fully online, ra, cheap, and self paced. Idk if they have a finance concentration.
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CLEP, DSST, and other credit-by-exams are for the undergraduate level online. The only courses she can test out of are MBA prerequisites that weren't taken in her bachelor's program. I doubt any graduate-level tests exist for business. I agree with Rebel in that WGU is cheap and can possibly be completed quickly since it's self-paced. Some other cheap MBA programs would be the ones in her state because she would get the in-state tuition rate. She should also check out this website.
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06-02-2012, 10:36 PM
sanantone Wrote:CLEP, DSST, and other credit-by-exams are for the undergraduate level online. The only courses she can test out of are MBA prerequisites that weren't taken in her bachelor's program. I doubt any graduate-level tests exist for business. I agree with Rebel in that WGU is cheap and can possibly be completed quickly since it's self-paced. Some other cheap MBA programs would be the ones in her state because she would get the in-state tuition rate. She should also check out this website. Thanks so much I appreciate it
06-03-2012, 05:14 AM
I try not to recommend my school, NCU, since its not for everyone and isn't widely known, but it is self paced. This means she can complete the MBA in 6 months like I did if she doesn't mind spending 25+ hours per week on school work. I delight in it, but then I am masochistic.
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