MBA without a gpa?

[bjcheung77]

Does it have to be an AACSB program? As TESU's program is ACBSP accredited.
I did a search and most programs are much more expensive for AACSB vs ACBSP.
Which state are you in? Have you looked at your local state universities?

For AACSB, here's some- Univ of Colorado, Colorado Springs Distance MBA
CSU - may require a higher GMAT score if you don't have a good GPA
Mississippi, Missouri, Fayetteville State Online MBA programs.

Most AACSB programs have the following General Admission Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution or equivalent
  
• Minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or higher (or graduate GPA of 3.0 or higher)
  
• Minimum GMAT (or GRE predicted GMAT) score of 400; or a GMAT waiver
  

What if I don’t meet these requirements? You may apply for either Degree Seeking or Professional Development status. If you apply for Professional Development status, you can enroll in up to 12 credit hours (4 classes), which may be used to meet the GPA requirement and attain a GMAT waiver. These credit hours apply to your MBA program once you enter Degree Seeking status.

You can practically choose any one of the programs of your choice, the school of your choice, apply to them and ask for permission to take 4 courses (12 credits) and show them "how well you do" (just make sure you do a GPA of 3 or higher). Basically apply and get "conditional acceptance", enroll in courses until you've got into the program "unconditional acceptance", the rest is history after you've completed all the coursework.