Apparently the $3,000 ILM MBA includes textbooks too.

I didn't see this when I looked at the site last week, I don't know if it is new or not but there it is now. Seems like a pretty good deal.

The Graduate School at ILM

 

Yeah but it's a DETC degree. I want a regionally accredited degree for my master's program. I have had enough DETC for the time being.

 

It is a great deal and will be a great program!

**disclaimer - I have a vested interest in the success of the school

 

fascinating..can you disclose more?

 

Well . . .

 

Thanks for saving me the trouble of getting the link

 

Well congratulations this seems like a pretty big deal to me, way to go!!

 

You guys are making a difference.
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On a difference note 45 credits / 15 courses seems a lot. I think the body of knowledge you want to convey should be fitted into 10- 12 courses.

 

go for it!

 

Must. Not. Give. In. To. Temptation. Hmm, this looks pretty good, I just may give it a try. Thinking out loud, I have the time and the costs are not that bad...:laughing:

 

Haha, I'm tempted as well (again, no surprise). The only thing stopping me is the fact that I'm starting an MPH program at National University next month. I think I'll wait on the MBA until after I've finished the MPH (trying to convince myself that I'm NOT a masochist). If the ILM program is still around 3k come next August, I'll definitely give it some consideration.

Unless...

 

Well, that makes sense sir. No, great job. Second, do you all plan to do a DBA for under $10K?

 

Others on here waiting with bated breath. (I too was afflicted with the wrong spelling of that for a while)

 

Randell,

Are there any plans for gaining regional accreditation, or you cannot disclose that? That would probably rise the cost of tuition, I'm assuming?

 

This is a question for Dave more then me.

 

Is the tuition locked in for the program or is this a teaser rate?

 

I don't know for certain but every other time where Dave has been involved with a tuition setup like this (Aspen, Taft) it has been for the student's entire time in the program but the offer is "only for a limited time".