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Walden University accepts 15 transfer credits from any CHEA accredited source, so these classes would work for them as does UoPeople and American College of Education (ACE) which both are very reasonably priced but the second had a grading system I liked better. UoPeople peer grading supplemented with professor grading really needs to go away. ACE has strictly professor grading and their weekly videos were great.

[Vle045]

Walden University accepts 15 transfer credits from any CHEA accredited source, so these classes would work for them as does UoPeople and American College of Education (ACE) which both are very reasonably priced but the second had a grading system I liked better. UoPeople peer grading supplemented with professor grading really needs to go away. ACE has strictly professor grading and their weekly videos were great.

I just looked in at ACE and noticed they have added a lot of new concentrations to their MBA program. 
https://ace.edu/program/masters-of-busin...istration/

[Pats20]

How many of these credits would transfer to ACE toward their MBA ? If 15 then this could be a $6000 MBA !
The cheapest option I know of other than HAU.

[Vle045]

Okay How many of these credits would transfer to ACE toward their MBA ? I do all 15 will then this could be a $6000 MBA !
The cheapest option I know of other than HAU.

I don't think we will know until someone finishes the program and submits transcripts.  Looking only at course names, I see three with similar names.  But it could depend on which program you choose and if there are spots for electives.

[Pats20]

Okay How many of these credits would transfer to ACE toward their MBA ? I do all 15 will then this could be a $6000 MBA !
The cheapest option I know of other than HAU.

I don't think we will know until someone finishes the program and submits transcripts.  Looking only at course names, I see three with similar names.  But it could depend on which program you choose and if there are spots for electives.

Yes. Maybe the general track will allow for all 5. Look forward  for someone to try it.

[Vle045]

Okay How many of these credits would transfer to ACE toward their MBA ? I do all 15 will then this could be a $6000 MBA !
The cheapest option I know of other than HAU.

I don't think we will know until someone finishes the program and submits transcripts.  Looking only at course names, I see three with similar names.  But it could depend on which program you choose and if there are spots for electives.

Yes. Maybe the general track will allow for all 5. Look forward  for someone to try it.

Come to think of it, if you are interested in the MBA program I am going, it can be done for $5250 if you can manage two courses at a time.  Just message me.

[Pats20]

Okay How many of these credits would transfer to ACE toward their MBA ? I do all 15 will then this could be a $6000 MBA !
The cheapest option I know of other than HAU.

I don't think we will know until someone finishes the program and submits transcripts.  Looking only at course names, I see three with similar names.  But it could depend on which program you choose and if there are spots for electives.

Yes. Maybe the general track will allow for all 5. Look forward  for someone to try it.

Come to think of it, if you are interested in the MBA program I am going, it can be done for $5250 if you can manage two courses at a time.  Just message me.

Thanks a lot but I don’t think I would be able to handle two courses at a time.

[Vle045]

Okay How many of these credits would transfer to ACE toward their MBA ? I do all 15 will then this could be a $6000 MBA !
The cheapest option I know of other than HAU.

I don't think we will know until someone finishes the program and submits transcripts.  Looking only at course names, I see three with similar names.  But it could depend on which program you choose and if there are spots for electives.

Yes. Maybe the general track will allow for all 5. Look forward  for someone to try it.

Come to think of it, if you are interested in the MBA program I am going, it can be done for $5250 if you can manage two courses at a time.  Just message me.

Thanks a lot but I don’t think I would be able to handle two courses at a time.

I hear ya.  I tried last summer, but it was a bit much at times.

[Vle045]

I haven’t read the entire thread , but wonder if anyone knows of any MBA programs this would transfer in to ?

Liberty University is another one that accepts 50% transfer in for Master's degrees.  The best way to leverage the cost with them would be if you can get the 15 credits from 100ML, and qualify for a discounted tuition rate.  If you are a military, veteran, spouse, and, I think, child - graduate tuition is $275 per credit.  This can also be combined with some other discounts such as first responder, or corporate partnership (usually another 15% or so).   I don't know what other fees they might have, but could be worth looking into.  Might make the degree around $4,000.

I do not have first-hand experience with this, so I can't give any further details.  I happened to see the 15% discount in one of my portals and noticed the military rate (which would apply to me as a verteran's spouse), so it got my attention.   Definitely, something I might look into if I saw a degree I wanted from there.  They are a Christian University, so it might not be for everyone.

 

[Pats20]

I haven’t read the entire thread , but wonder if anyone knows of any MBA programs this would transfer in to ?

Liberty University is another one that accepts 50% transfer in for Master's degrees.  The best way to leverage the cost with them would be if you can get the 15 credits from 100ML, and qualify for a discounted tuition rate.  If you are a military, veteran, spouse, and, I think, child - graduate tuition is $275 per credit.  This can also be combined with some other discounts such as first responder, or corporate partnership (usually another 15% or so).   I don't know what other fees they might have, but could be worth looking into.  Might make the degree around $4,000.

I do not have first-hand experience with this, so I can't give any further details.  I happened to see the 15% discount in one of my portals and noticed the military rate (which would apply to me as a verteran's spouse), so it got my attention.   Definitely, something I might look into if I saw a degree I wanted from there.  They are a Christian University, so it might not be for everyone.

 

Thanks for the info. I certainly would consider a Christian university, I’m actually seriously considering Eastern University.


Not sure how / if these courses would transfer in.