Cheap elective AACSB credit?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a couple of AACSB elective courses I can take that are at the cheap end - my IU MBA program will accept up to 6 hours of transfer credit as electives, and at $850/credit hour it adds up quickly (especially for a 48 credit hour program )

Any thoughts or suggestions? I can't take core courses this way, but I would be interested in technology, marketing or finance electives that are a lot cheaper. For example, Marist offers Data Management or Data Communications at $562/credit - I'm sure there are even cheaper options out there.

Thoughts?

Cheers,
Mark

 

Troy State University offers AACSB accredited courses you may complete for transfer credit
http://www.troy.edu/ecampus/onlinegraduateprograms/programs/mba/2004/degreerequirements.htm

http://www.troy.edu/ecampus/onlinegraduateprograms/registration/tuitionandfees.htm

 

$1100 for up to six units (two standard classes) - many online options - www.csus.edu (probably most of the state california schools) - Good luck!!

What state are you claiming residency??

 

Try UMass at Amhurst

 

Morehead State University has good selection of courses you could take. I believe they are $460 per credit hour, and they are RA and AACSB.
http://www.morehead-st.edu/colleges/business/mba/

William

 

University of Colorado, COlorado Springs

www.uccs.edu

I believe they are slightly less than $500 a credit. Also, Troy definitely is very cheap... but it's not AACSB, it's ACBSP.

Here's the geteducated.com list of the 25 cheapest AACSB MBAs:

http://www.geteducated.com/articles/TopMBAAACSB.htm

Some of the rates on the list are for residents only, and some don't allow non-degree students... you'd have to check each place on the list carefully.

 

New York is my state of residence.

 

I believe you are mistaken or I missed something becasue Troy State is not AACSB accredited.

I doubled checked and Troy is still ACBSP accredited and not AACSB.

AACSB list:

http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=3

ACBSP(which includes Troy State campuses):

http://www.acbsp.org/index.php?mo=st&op=ld&sid=s1_025about&stpg=141