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I have been accepted into both the LSUS and La Tech online MBA programs, looking for input on both these programs, which one would you take? Which one gives me a shot of getting into a DBA program down the road.... Also I have noticed LSUS has a great deal on non native English speaking professors, should I be concerned?
I look forward to your input.
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What's LSUS? What's La Tech?
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(12-06-2022, 11:14 AM)ss20ts Wrote: What's LSUS? What's La Tech?
LSU-Shreveport, mentioned here frequently as they have very affordable AACSB MBA with multiple concentrations available online. And Louisiana Tech University, R2 public university in Ruston, LA. Also AACSB, less customizability/no concentrations for the online MBA.
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I have no direct experience with either school. I do have a friend who graduated with her MBA from LSUS and she had only good things to say. There is also an active Facebook group for LSUS MBA students.
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(12-06-2022, 12:33 PM)freeloader Wrote: (12-06-2022, 11:14 AM)ss20ts Wrote: What's LSUS? What's La Tech?
LSU-Shreveport, mentioned here frequently as they have very affordable AACSB MBA with multiple concentrations available online. And Louisiana Tech University, R2 public university in Ruston, LA. Also AACSB, less customizability/no concentrations for the online MBA.
I've never seen anyone call LSU Shreveport LSUS before. Never heard of La Tech either. Wasn't sure if it was in LA or Lousiana.
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I helped with a course at LSUS and it was a good program. I absolutely hated Moodle though and will try to avoid institutions that use it.
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(12-06-2022, 12:55 PM)ThatBankDude Wrote: I helped with a course at LSUS and it was a good program. I absolutely hated Moodle though and will try to avoid institutions that use it.
I have never used anything but blackboard in my previous education. What are the main issues with moodle?
Thanks.
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What about HAU's $3K MBA? Many members on this forum have mentioned it.
You may refer to:
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-3K-RA-MBA
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(12-06-2022, 11:30 PM)gator1873 Wrote: (12-06-2022, 12:55 PM)ThatBankDude Wrote: I helped with a course at LSUS and it was a good program. I absolutely hated Moodle though and will try to avoid institutions that use it.
I have never used anything but blackboard in my previous education. What are the main issues with moodle?
Thanks.
Moodle is VERY dated. It's not as user friendly as Canvas and Blackboard. I've used all 3 learning platforms and Strut over the last year and Moodle is by the worst one. It feels very 90's. It doesn't have an aesthetic that is easy to stare at and read for hours. Submitting documents through it can be challenging. Half the time they don't go through. It's like it was designed and forgotten about.
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I don’t have any experience with any other platform other than moodle. I’ve not had any issues with it.
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