Is regional accreditation still important for grad school?

[sanantone]

Hahahaha..... ok, so you did go to Angelo State and now you're going to Texas State.....ok, I was going to say something but I'm liking Texas State for their Ph.D program you are in....

What were you going to say? Hmmmm.

I am considering Texas A&M Commerce for Grad school but I think the price may be a bit more then what I am comfortable spending for a masters. Although it is hard to beat the intrinsic value that a Texas A&M degree can bring, especially here in Texas.

I think West Texas A&M might be cheaper. You might also want to look at Midwestern State University, but they don't offer an online MBA. They offer an MA in Training and Development, MPA, and MHA. If you have all of the prerequisites, I don't think the tuition for Texas A&M, Commerce will be all that bad. The program will only be 30 credit hours. It looks like residents can complete the MBA for less than $10k.
Texas A&M University-Commerce: Tuition & Fee Costs

I did start at UT Austin, also attended Concordia University at Austin, now known as Concordia University Texas. Back in the day, it was called Concordia Lutheran College, they changed the name a couple of years or so before I went there. I have plenty of credits from Texas schools......just need the parchment.

I did attend Central Texas College, and over a third of my credits for my BA came from the Alamo Community Colleges. I was in the process of enrolling at University of Houston - Victoria to finish my degree until I discovered the Big 3.