Talk to me about California Coast University

[bjcheung77]

They're an interesting setup, great tuition plans and pricing, the NA shouldn't matter too much when you get to the Masters level or if you're just doing this for a check the box degree and/or personal fulfillment reasons. They're pretty good with their overall reviews, however, that being said, I would still recommend you evaluate your options for your future studies. If you can get an RA at the same price or similar, I would shoot for that first before considering NA/CCU. Find something that is interesting to you and worth the ROI/Value.

Here's an example, you already know about HAU and their $3K MBA, it's RA and can be done in as fast as 18 months. You have tuition assistance or reimbursement for $1500/year. Guess what! Email Dean Martin at HAU and ask her if they can "split" the billing into two years, you need to pay a $375 deposit to hold your seat in the cohort. If they allow the $1500 this year and $1500 next year, you have a FREE MBA that is RA. This is what I would recommend you do!