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Straighterline and MBA acceptance ? - fretbrner - 12-18-2011 Hello, I have a question about straighterline. I wanted to take a few classes (Acct1&2 and Micro/MacroEconomics) but I am wondering if these classes would fill the Pre-reqs for most MBA programs. I have 4 or 5 different schools I am deciding on and all but one is on the ACE list. So I am wondering if I take these classes with Straighterline, would it most likely be accepted by MBA schools? Not Harvard or Yale. USD UND Texas A&M UoWyoming Marist College Straighterline and MBA acceptance ? - Yenisei - 12-19-2011 Take a look at the schools' websites to see how they address this, and contact them if clarification is necessary. I think all of those schools' MBA programs are AACSB. You didn't mention whether or not you are getting a BSBA, and that could make a difference since a lot of schools say that if you have an RA undergrad business degree that you are considered to meet the requirements. Straighterline and MBA acceptance ? - fretbrner - 12-19-2011 Yes, I am planning on a BS in international business. I will be getting my degree from Empire state or excelsior. Since I am from New york, I get some benefits from the state. Both have a good policy of liberal credit acceptance. I have already been enrolled in Empire state and such lean towards getting my degree from them. I do plan to take all 12 pre-reqs as requested by UND. all schools pre-reqs are very similiar but UND seems to have the most stringent. I am leaning towards USD however, as I seem to like the classes better. Unless I qualify for financial aid and vet benefits for Marist. |