Is regional accreditation still important for grad school?

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I have already taken the Principals of Management exam for my bachelors degree, so I'm good with that requirement. I will also have to take the business statistics DSST exam (will they accept the DSST exam as having met the requirement?) Not sure which way to go whether its study for the GRE, GMAT or LSAT. Taking the LSAT might be cool in case I decide to switch gears and apply for law school (doubtful - but one never knows) Any advise?

It will be a year or so from now before I am ready to apply, I wanna complete Air Command and Staff College first as well as save up tuition money, I have to pay out of pocket since I flat refuse to use any student loans. I'm trying to prove to my sisters and their kids that going to college at all levels of the education process does not require taking on large amounts of debt.

I am really excited by this degree plan, seems very doable for the exception of the Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods course as part of the degree plan.....seems like a class I will likely struggle with. The price makes it extremely competitive with any other program I have seen, as most of the others are several thousand dollars more expensive.

Please keep me updated with how this program unfolds, I hope to be able to enroll fall of 2015, depending on finances (and the wife's blessing) of course....

I'm pretty sure that's why they want people to have a solid background in statistics and probability. I found open courseware by Harvard Statistics 110: https://itunes.apple.com/us/course/stati...502492375#

I am going to watch a few videos and see if I can keep up with this smart pants professor. LOL