UMPI

[ashkir]

For tools yes. They even have a full library with academic sources to use.

Taking 10 courses at SCD  which will be 2 month will cost you 820$. UMPI cost is 1400$ and there is no guarantee you will finish 10 courses in term. Plus UMPI grade is fully depend on 1 work- final project, assignment or so on. So its debatable which is easier / cheaper TESU + alternative credits or UMPI . Some people will prefer to write 1 Capstone instead of multiple papers with length 12 pages and more for at least 4 months upto 10 months or so..... its a lot to think about here
If u have to complete at least 10 courses at UMPI.most probably u will write at least 120 pages . Lol. Its like writing a book  when u need to write around 25 pages ( if i am not mistaken) for a Capstone at TESU. Plus TESU has more degree options which are not available at UMPI

The last class I took at UMPI had no essay, and it was just a 37 multiple answer test. TESU may work for you and I'm glad for you. UMPI works for me, so I'm glad for me.

My friend it's difficult for someone to write so much paper work, and you seem to like it, you also said they do not let you choose which courses you want to take to make it more easy, if some do not have that time to finished in 8 weeks he will ending loosing money.
I like more multiple choice exams than write a whole story, and what you said is they do not have that option for examination.

A lot of equivalents have proctor exams you have to study for take exams, and with. Who did you plan on using?

For example:
UMPI Change Management -- Essay that is only 5 pages, they pretty much give you the outline to start with.
Study.com Change Management -- Essay that is 1500 words (5-6 pages).

UMPI Leadership -- Essay that is a first person point of view about your own leadership style and what your weaknesses are. 4-5 pages.
Study.com Leadership -- Essay that is 8-10 pages from a professional point of view about analyzing leadership styles. Plus a full powerpoint presenting it.

straighterline does not offer either.

Both of these are TESU requirements for Business typically as well, especially change management.