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I was just hesitant to go for the MAOL because I have zero business educational experience and was afraid I'd get overwhelmed with the required workload going in "blindly". I don't really know what I want/should do.
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(Yesterday, 09:31 PM)slaterjack Wrote: I was just hesitant to go for the MAOL because I have zero business educational experience and was afraid I'd get overwhelmed with the required workload going in "blindly". I don't really know what I want/should do.
Depends on your budget. You could also look at a CBE program with longer terms. UMass Global has an MAOL with a 6-month term for $3200; Walden and Capella cost around the same for 3-month terms and have more subject matter options. OP Jindal, either directly or through Coursera, offers several 1- or 2-year social science masters for under $3500 (Indian accreditation, not U.S.)
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Eastern Gateway Community College (28); ASU (10); New Mexico Junior College (8); Strayer (3); Purdue University Global (3); TESU (6); XAMK Finland (57 ECTS + 10 grad ECTS), University of the People (3 grad)
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I split about 50 posts from this thread into the new thread
Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the UMPI MA in American Studies. These include Duneranger and knaves’s critiques of the course descriptions and ensuing debates.