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MBA in Project Management - jjwolfe - 01-09-2022
Looking for cheapest. I'm aware of Grantham and CSU-Global. I love CSU Global but I got my undergrad there. Any thoughts? I am already a PMP and Scrum Master so this would icing on the cake.
RE: MBA in Project Management - rachel83az - 01-09-2022
If you like CSU Global, why wouldn't you go back there? It's not bad to get your undergrad and grad from the same place.
RE: MBA in Project Management - allvia - 01-09-2022
Amberton University is very affordable, and their 'MBA Project Management' program has PMI - GAC Accreditation
https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-courses/masters-degree-programs/project-management/index.html
They also offer a MS Agile Project Management (also has PMI - GAC Accreditation)
- https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-courses/masters-degree-programs/Agile-Project-Mgmt/index.html
RE: MBA in Project Management - Courcelles - 01-09-2022
Louisiana- Lafayette has one for 12,800. Hard to beat for AACSB and an R1 school. https://online.louisiana.edu/graduate-programs/master-business-administration/project-management
RE: MBA in Project Management - freeloader - 01-09-2022
LSU Shreveport is $12,474 and is AACSB accredited (30 hour degree).
University of the Cumberlands is $11,655 and is ACBSP accredited (37 hours).
There are also some pretty reasonably priced master's degrees in project management, if you aren't 100% committed to the MBA.
University of the Cumberlands has such a degree for $9,765 (31 hours).
Missouri State University has one with estimated total cost $11,790 (30 hours)
RE: MBA in Project Management - bjcheung77 - 01-09-2022
Questions, with your PMP, why are we going for a MBA with PM concentration? I think that would be a bit redundant... Would it work for you just to finish a Masters such as a MSOL or a generic MBA? Further to that, did you finish your MDiv? Is this for professional purposes or is there a specific reason you're going for multiple masters in different fields?
RE: MBA in Project Management - ss20ts - 02-08-2022
USC Aiken has an MBA with a PM concentration. This is part of the University of South Carolina system so a state school.
https://online.usca.edu/degrees/business/mba/project-management/