Walden Tempo Learning - MS Human Resource Management

[bjcheung77]

Well, I was searching Walden's site to see if they brought back the MBA with a couple of concentrations, but they didn't... So, I'm not sure what happened to that program and I will just stick with HAU for now and may finish at HAU OR transfer into Walden Tempo when "and IF" they get it up and running again.  I think at the worst, I may finish at HAU and if I needed the ACBSP, transfer it over to Walden for a "different concentration".

While debating, I searched their list of Tempo Learning options and came across a new one, the MS HRM and the main selling point is that they gear it for prep work towards the SHRM cert!  I think that's a good option to have, the program is available for the regular courses but not fully ready for the Tempo Learning option until later this month or so (I don't see a start date anywhere on their site for the Tempo option)...

Programs: https://www.waldenu.edu/why-walden/flexibility
Program Info: https://www.waldenu.edu/online-masters-p...management
Program Fees: https://www.waldenu.edu/online-masters-p...s-ti-tempo

[ROYISAGIRL]

Oh wow! I like the 2nd capstone option

Well, I was searching Walden's site to see if they brought back the MBA with a couple of concentrations, but they didn't... So, I'm not sure what happened to that program and I will just stick with HAU for now and may finish at HAU OR transfer into Walden Tempo when "and IF" they get it up and running again.  I think at the worst, I may finish at HAU and if I needed the ACBSP, transfer it over to Walden for a "different concentration".

While debating, I searched their list of Tempo Learning options and came across a new one, the MS HRM and the main selling point is that they gear it for prep work towards the SHRM cert!  I think that's a good option to have, the program is available for the regular courses but not fully ready for the Tempo Learning option until later this month or so (I don't see a start date anywhere on their site for the Tempo option)...

Programs: https://www.waldenu.edu/why-walden/flexibility
Program Info: https://www.waldenu.edu/online-masters-p...management
Program Fees: https://www.waldenu.edu/online-masters-p...s-ti-tempo

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[PrettyFlyforaChiGuy]

Compared to their 12-credit graduate certificate in HRM, $1425 per 3-month term for this MS could be a nice value.

[newdegree]

Well, I was searching Walden's site to see if they brought back the MBA with a couple of concentrations, but they didn't... So, I'm not sure what happened to that program and I will just stick with HAU for now and may finish at HAU OR transfer into Walden Tempo when "and IF" they get it up and running again.  I think at the worst, I may finish at HAU and if I needed the ACBSP, transfer it over to Walden for a "different concentration".

While debating, I searched their list of Tempo Learning options and came across a new one, the MS HRM and the main selling point is that they gear it for prep work towards the SHRM cert!  I think that's a good option to have, the program is available for the regular courses but not fully ready for the Tempo Learning option until later this month or so (I don't see a start date anywhere on their site for the Tempo option)...

Programs: https://www.waldenu.edu/why-walden/flexibility
Program Info: https://www.waldenu.edu/online-masters-p...management
Program Fees: https://www.waldenu.edu/online-masters-p...s-ti-tempo

Let me know if you transfer and it works out with Walden to see what credits they accept. You can transfer up to 15 credits

[Muldoon]

I'm looking at this program. It seems like the Tempo Learning option is only for Track 1 which is geared towards people working towards an HR certification, though I already have two HR certs and would rather be able to customize it towards my interests like in Track 2. I am tempted to ask them if they will accept certifications as transfer credit, and then compare the costs to other programs.

The format does sound interesting though. I assume since it's so new there isn't a lot of information about this specific degree, but if it's similar to the other Tempo Learning degrees, it would likely be quizzes, papers, PowerPoint slides (I'm guessing?). Do they have proctored exams?