Ed.D. question

[Merlin]

OP you should also check out Trident University - cheaper than both American College of Education & U of Cumberlands..

They offer an EDD completion degree

https://www.trident.edu/doctoral/edd-edu...n-program/

P.S. Wikipedia has a number of controversies listed under U of Cumberlands..  (verifiable through a few news organizations)

Hmm, when I looked at Trident, I added them to my "not a chance" list because they were one of the most expensive Ph.D. programs out there... particularly when you consider that they are a relatively unknown school.

I was looking at their Ph.D. programs rather than their Ed.D., but they are charging over $95,000 in tuition for their Ph.D. programs (96 credit hours @ $990 per credit with a 6-year expectation of completion) and that doesn't include stuff like books or travel. It looks like their Ed.D. is the same as the DBA at $725 per credit ($11,600 per year) but that is still like $68,000 in tuition alone, so I wouldn't call them cheaper than Cumberlands, when you can complete a Ph.D. from there for just over $25,000 in tuition (5-year expectation of completion).