04-17-2024, 04:17 PM
(04-17-2024, 03:44 PM)allvia Wrote: If you're really looking to get a degree in project management you might want to look into a graduate program instead of another bachelor. For example Amberton has an MBA in PM, and one of the best things about their MBAs (aside from being affordable) is that the courses you take are concentration focused vs being more general business admin heavy. It is also a degree program that is both PMI and ACBSP accredited.
Interesting, Wouldn't I need a project management bachelors prior to going for a masters program in project management?
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