Big 3 mentioned on Forbes

[sanantone]

When they were the cheapest of the Big 3, they had an amazing amount of students enroll as that was the easiest school to obtain an RA degree. This was just a few years ago, I will guess less than a decade. Once they bumped up the pricing, and added extra requirements, they lost a bit of popularity. This seems the same way TESU is heading, hopefully not.



There aren't many options but the big 3, unless you count the Competency Based Programs, if that's the case, the majority of programs are actually on the west coast like NAU, Patten, WGU. It's strange, only Hodges is in Florida, I am lost where Uof Wisconsin is



+1 on that, I wouldn't shell out 200 grand for such a low return on educational investment. I think any RA university will do, as if it's not the Top Ivy League schools, any RA school will be treated almost in the same fashion. I would recommend local colleges or state universities for better recognition in the local area.

Wisconsin is in the Midwest (middle of the country for those not familiar with U.S. regional terms). Argosy, which is based in California, also had a competency-based program. I don't know if they still do. Walden University has competency-based programs and is in the Midwest. Capella University, which has a lot of competency-based programs, is also in the Midwest. SNHU has competency-based programs, and they are on the East Coast.