Here is where I am now with my graduate school decision..

[ss20ts]

It still says $3k on that first link...

That link wouldn't load for me. I tried a few times. Technology isn't always my friend. LOL

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YES!  I was thinking of taking my laptop to the back deck on nice days.  I got a wifi booster  off Amazon last year for about $15.  It does the trick well!  I am sure the puppy will happily sit in the grass and eat twigs.  He loves twigs.  But also loves digging holes.

Sounds like you're coming up with a plan to get it done!

[newdegree]

You should look at Hellenic American University. They have an MBA program for 3k (I am currently enrolled) for your elective courses you can take subject matters that relate to human recourses which will fall under the people management certification. The school is regionally accredited and fully online. I know you wanted human resources and mba so this might be a great alternative to get an MBA with a few human resources courses.
https://mba.hauniv.edu/get-an-mba-your-w...vSU8DPpkf8
https://hauniv.edu/masters-in-business-administration

Do they still have the scholarship so it's $3000 for the entire degree?

yes they still have it check the links

[cerich67]

It still says $3k on that first link...

That link wouldn't load for me. I tried a few times. Technology isn't always my friend. LOL

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YES!  I was thinking of taking my laptop to the back deck on nice days.  I got a wifi booster  off Amazon last year for about $15.  It does the trick well!  I am sure the puppy will happily sit in the grass and eat twigs.  He loves twigs.  But also loves digging holes.

Sounds like you're coming up with a plan to get it done!

It is SUPER slow loading for me and I have pretty fast internet here. Give them a call, they are awesome

Here is a different link, again slow but opens (as does first link more slowly)

[Vle045]

You should look at Hellenic American University. They have an MBA program for 3k (I am currently enrolled) for your elective courses you can take subject matters that relate to human recourses which will fall under the people management certification. The school is regionally accredited and fully online. I know you wanted human resources and mba so this might be a great alternative to get an MBA with a few human resources courses.
https://mba.hauniv.edu/get-an-mba-your-w...vSU8DPpkf8
https://hauniv.edu/masters-in-business-administration

Unfortunately I do not have a 3.0 GPA as an undergrad.  


I am going to see how much I can get done with this term at Walden.  I still have about 6 weeks to pick up the pace.  If I decide to take a break,   I’d probably either return to Walden or switch if I find a REALLY good scholarship offer.  There are a couple of full scholarships I could qualify for at Waldorf or Columbia Southern.

[cerich67]

You should look at Hellenic American University. They have an MBA program for 3k (I am currently enrolled) for your elective courses you can take subject matters that relate to human recourses which will fall under the people management certification. The school is regionally accredited and fully online. I know you wanted human resources and mba so this might be a great alternative to get an MBA with a few human resources courses.
https://mba.hauniv.edu/get-an-mba-your-w...vSU8DPpkf8
https://hauniv.edu/masters-in-business-administration

Unfortunately I do not have a 3.0 GPA as an undergrad.  


I am going to see how much I can get done with this term at Walden.  I still have about 6 weeks to pick up the pace.  If I decide to take a break,   I’d probably either return to Walden or switch if I find a REALLY good scholarship offer.  There are a couple of full scholarships I could qualify for at Waldorf or Columbia Southern.

I would see if you can get provisional acceptance pending completion ànd grades at Walden as it is post grad level. Call and speak with Dean Martin. She is very nice.

[mcoryb]

You mentioned WGU, and I think you should seriously consider it. Most people seem to knock out the MBA in one term. I finished in seven weeks. A lot of people then go on to take just six more classes and earn the MSML next, since there’s some overlap.

[newdegree]

You should look at Hellenic American University. They have an MBA program for 3k (I am currently enrolled) for your elective courses you can take subject matters that relate to human recourses which will fall under the people management certification. The school is regionally accredited and fully online. I know you wanted human resources and mba so this might be a great alternative to get an MBA with a few human resources courses.
https://mba.hauniv.edu/get-an-mba-your-w...vSU8DPpkf8
https://hauniv.edu/masters-in-business-administration

Unfortunately I do not have a 3.0 GPA as an undergrad.  


I am going to see how much I can get done with this term at Walden.  I still have about 6 weeks to pick up the pace.  If I decide to take a break,   I’d probably either return to Walden or switch if I find a REALLY good scholarship offer.  There are a couple of full scholarships I could qualify for at Waldorf or Columbia Southern.

I would see if you can get provisional acceptance pending completion ànd grades at Walden as it is post grad level. Call and speak with Dean Martin. She is very nice.

I would have to say I have seen people get accepted with less then a 3.0 , to maintain the scholarship you have to get a 3.3 gpa but the courses are very reasonable mainly blackboard discussion and papers.

[jamshid666]

You should look at Hellenic American University. They have an MBA program for 3k (I am currently enrolled) for your elective courses you can take subject matters that relate to human recourses which will fall under the people management certification. The school is regionally accredited and fully online. I know you wanted human resources and mba so this might be a great alternative to get an MBA with a few human resources courses.
https://mba.hauniv.edu/get-an-mba-your-w...vSU8DPpkf8
https://hauniv.edu/masters-in-business-administration

I just got my acceptance letter from HAU with a start date of Sept. 7th.  I just need to finish sending them all of my previous transcripts (quite a few) as well as dig up two people to write a recommendation letter for me. I reckon this means I can stop working on the BSBA from TESU as getting an MBA for $3,000 versus the BSBA for the $5,000 or so in remaining costs kind of makes TESU a moot point now.

[cerich67]

You should look at Hellenic American University. They have an MBA program for 3k (I am currently enrolled) for your elective courses you can take subject matters that relate to human recourses which will fall under the people management certification. The school is regionally accredited and fully online. I know you wanted human resources and mba so this might be a great alternative to get an MBA with a few human resources courses.
https://mba.hauniv.edu/get-an-mba-your-w...vSU8DPpkf8
https://hauniv.edu/masters-in-business-administration

I just got my acceptance letter from HAU with a start date of Sept. 7th.  I just need to finish sending them all of my previous transcripts (quite a few) as well as dig up two people to write a recommendation letter for me. I reckon this means I can stop working on the BSBA from TESU as getting an MBA for $3,000 versus the BSBA for the $5,000 or so in remaining costs kind of makes TESU a moot point now.

Congrats and welcome to HAU!

I tend to agree regards the BSBA. The MBA checks the business degree box better.

[Flelm]

I would agree with that as well. If you're going to do the MBA, it's a bit of a moot point to get a BSBA as a second degree.