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Is there any good online MBA program? - yena - 02-26-2008
I'm looking for online MBA programs. Does any one know about good accredited colleges and universities? So, pleas let me know. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Is there any good online MBA program? - Old Rusty Pipe - 02-26-2008
Really good online MBA programs abound. Reference:
http://www.instantcertonline.com/forums/general-education-testing-discussion/2290-mba-1-year.html
http://www.instantcertonline.com/forums/general-education-testing-discussion/2175-huge-correspondance-courses-list.html
These message threads should start you in the right direction.
Is there any good online MBA program? - Runner4064 - 03-09-2008
I'm looking in that direction and this is one thing I've come across. Aspen univ (in Denver, CO) Offering online degree programs in business, education, IT and project management - start your online education today offers an MBA for $5,600 (tuition). The format is 10wk classes. You can take up to 4 classes in a 10-week period but most people just do one class at a time. The advantage is it's CHEAP and convienent. The downside is that it's NA through DETC. Although this is 100% LEGIT some still thumb there noses at it. Yes it's completely valid, but if you want to transfer it might be difficult. Best of luck!
Is there any good online MBA program? - snazzlefrag - 03-09-2008
You might like to do some research on the online MBA offered by Amberton University. It is regionally accredited, and I know of several people on other message boards who have had excellent experiences with them.
It costs $650 per 3-credit course, regardless of in-state or out-of-state and undergraduate or graduate status. It sounds very reasonable.
Best of luck,
Snazzlefrag