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Ashworth - $1199 Undergraduate Certificate in Business Management - Ares - 11-21-2024
Ashworth has a $1199 Undergraduate Certificate in Business Management (NA)
5 courses required (C01 + 4 electives) 15 credits.
Required course
C01 - Introduction to Business
Course electives
A01 - Introduction to Accounting
C06 - Business Ethics
C09 - Principles of Finance
C13 - Microeconomics
C15 - Principles of Management
C16 - Principles of Marketing
M03 - Organizational Behavior
75% (3) of the courses can be transferred in from Sophia.
This may be one of the fastest and cheapest college credential someone can earn and the two NA courses you take at Ashworth should transfer to Excelsior.
RE: Ashworth - $1199 Undergraduate Certificate in Business Management - DeanLewis - 11-21-2024
I'm a huge fan of Ashworth. Their per credit hour rate is less than some community colleges, they have good payment plans, and you can go at your own pace. The coursework is good and their LMS is top notch. Really underutilized IMO.
RE: Ashworth - $1199 Undergraduate Certificate in Business Management - ArshveerCheema - 11-21-2024
Alternatively, you could do a four-course certificate from Bottega University: https://bottega.edu/certificates/
Non-degree seeking tuition is $500/course but with the 40% off first term discount from Sophia, it would come down to $1200.
RE: Ashworth - $1199 Undergraduate Certificate in Business Management - bjcheung77 - 11-21-2024
For those going the TESU Bachelors route, you can get up to 4 certificates free, on route to your degree. You can throw in an extra two associates as well. Here's a reply from a few minutes ago: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Ashworth-College-1299-1399-Associate-Degrees-Sophia?pid=431177#pid431177