Texas A & M - Commerce (GMAT can be waived & it's AACSB-accredited)

I just spoke to Shanna Hoskison at Texas A & M - Commerce about their online AACSB-accredited MBA program. The program is only 30 credits for those with an undergraduate business degree. They accept up to 1/3 of transfer credits into the program from an RA school (does not have to be an AACSB school for credits to transfer).

They have just approved a new admission standard that allows the GMAT to be waived if your undergraduate GPA is 2.75 or better.

The tuition is $456/credit hour for non-residents and only $220/credit hour for Texas residents. A pretty good deal for an AACSB program that doesn't require the GMAT.

Check it out.... http://www7.tamu-commerce.edu/graduateprograms/Programs/online.asp

 

Do they have a residency requirement?

 

The MBA/MSM programs are 100% online.

 

Thanks. I will look into it. Do you know of any other 100% online MBA/MSM programs with no GMAT or residency requirement?

 

Of course it needs to be AACSB program

 

Colorado State University has a GMAT wavier.

But i think TAMUC(Texas A&M - Commerce) is by far has one of the best online MBA/MSM/MSIT program/s.
The School is B&M, Great responsive Professors, Actual interaction with professors thro Classlive in some classes(actual teaching happens here along with solving sample problems and answering student's questions) every week. I had some classes that went for 2~3 hours every week, Mid-term/Final exams, regular Quizzes, Strict APA formatted assignments and case-studies, realistic grading(no grade inflation), Turnitin usage etc. I have called some professors and had meaningful discussions that went like 30~40 minutes.
Bottomline: At the end of the courses you will actually learn a lot that can be used rightaway either at work or life.

 

Hi! Has anyone on here heard anything about the MS in Accounting a TAMU-Commerce? I am interested in the program. Thanks!

 

There is already an active thread about this.

 

? about TAMU- Commerce online MBA

Are all of the exams you took done completely online or were some of them proctored exams?

 

Just FYI, the MBA Program at WTAMU is also completely online, AACSB accredited and the GMAT is waived for GPA's of 3.0 and higher.