Got my Grades for Spring II term!!

[joshua27]

Now I just have to figure out which program will fit my learning style the best.  I prefer openbook/notes exams (who doesn't?) and shorter paper requirements.

Give Amberton a look. They have a variety of MBA programs. All of my exams were open book. There is no proctoring. There are not a lot of exams because it's grad school. Mostly papers/projects depending on the course and professor. I did the MBA in Strategic Leadership and had a lot of freedom in the courses I selected. There were a few required courses, but most of my courses were up to me. I wasn't required to take any accounting, financial, HR, marketing, or economics courses. Amberton is $300 per credit plus a few fees (I think around $25 per term). They have 4 10 week terms a year. Nothing is due on holidays which is nice. Other programs such as CSU Global have deadlines on holidays with zero leeway. That was fun 4th of July weekend!

Thank you, I will definitely give Amberton a look and add it to my list of potentials!  I like that it's a brick and mortar school.  Currently I'm also considering:

Georgia Southwestern (moving to GA next month also)
Arkansas State
LSU Shrevport
Henderson State
Southeastern Oaklahoma State

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Depending on your budget, energy, time constraints, you can also take a look at the HAU MBA... and many more, like WGU MBA if you want to get it done faster...

I like the speed with which I've seen folks complete the WGU MBA but I'm a bit put off by the "online only" aspect of WGU.  That isn't a knock against WGU at all, it's more of a personal quirk.  HAU is interesting to me but the total lack of business accreditation is a no-go for me.  I've heard they are working on becoming accredited but who knows when or if that'll happen.