Amberton University

[bjcheung77]

Grading is interesting. An A is a 92 or above. So if you want that 4.0 you have to work for it and stay on top of the deadlines. Every class has deadlines every week. Some professors do not accept late assignments. Some do but with serious point reductions. 

10 weeks feels like the perfect length for a session. 15 weeks like a semester is sooooo long and drags on. 7-8 week sessions felt too short like you always had to cram in a ton to get courses done. 10 weeks feels like there's time to breath and it's not go go go rush rush rush. 

When I applied I was in the MS Agile Project Management degree. I have since changed majors to the MBA in Strategic Leadership. I will be sticking around and completing the MA in Professional Development because there's so many courses I'm interested in and the 60ish grad credits will help me with my future doctorate. Feel free to ask me about Amberton. I'm happy to share my experience.

That's awesome, I love seeing how you're liking the course and the school as a whole and sharing that experience with us!  In regards to the grading, 92% for an A is common, most schools are 90-93+ for the A.  And I agree on the deadlines, time management...

Yes! 10 week courses are great as well, I also think the 7-8 weeks are a tad short, 10-12 weeks are best, 16 is just a tad long.  It all depends on personal preference but sometimes I get bored if the course drags too long and also feel rushed when it's short.

Ah, since you switched to that MBA option, your program will be ACBSP accredited as per https://www.amberton.edu/current-student...acbsp.html