I am nearing completion of my BSBA @ CCU. www.calcoast.edu My desire is to go with a RA MBA or MS-Management or even MS-PM. There are a more than a few RA schools out there that accept DETC BSs. I work for a Corp in the top 15 of the Fortune 500 and the education assistance is the best around. They pay for books and even pay and recognize DETC degrees. So, all is well on that front. Anywho, here is what I have so far. Please add to the list if you know of any. NCU - http://ncu.edu/ University of Norh Alabamy - http://www.columbiasouthern.edu/una/index.html Liberty - http://www.liberty.edu/ UW-Platteville - http://www.uwplatt.edu/disted/#
Well, there's Kaplan University http://www.kaplan.edu/ku/schools/business/mba/default.aspx?School=Business?&MainTab=Program&ProgramID=33423 University of Phoenix http://www.phoenix.edu/ Western Governors University http://www.wgu.edu/business/programs.asp Charleston Southern University (don't know if they offer DL) http://www.csuniv.edu/version3/catalog_graduate/graduate_masterofbusiness.asp Baker College: http://www.bakercollegeonline.com/index.cfm/degreeonline-masters Howard University: http://www.bschool.howard.edu/Programs/MBA/mbaadmissions.html Jones International University http://www.jonesinternational.edu/
Thanks for the reply. I thought that I read somewhere that Florida State University accpets DETC credits. Anyone know if this is true? I know there are more out there. Come on guys, you got the goods. I know you do.
Southwestern College offers a BSBA degree and accepts DETC transfer credits. Then you can apply to their MBA programme. Depending on the residency requirement at Southwestern College it might be to your advantage to transfer at the undergraduate level. Oddly, at the graduate level it seems this school requires an RA undergraduate degree. Perhaps you could contact them and enquire whether an NA (DETC) undergraduate degree might be sufficent.
Hello to another CCU grad. and congrats on your near completion. As a CCU grad as well, I have found rather positive acceptance with a DETC to continue with a RA school. I would check on the CHEA site as CCU is part of the educational alliance and also another one as well. Check CCUs website first. Most of the RA schools will consider you with what they call a conditional acceptance, meaning that you are conditional until you pass the first 2-3 courses with a B or better, then you are a full student. That seems to be typical from what I have found. UoP, NCU, CTU, Nova South. and pretty much any of the big ADVERTISERS you see popping up on the sites are going to consider a conditional acceptance. Good Luck
Well, there's my personal favorite, St. Josephs College of Maine www.sjcme.edu which offers a "soft skills" MBA in Quality Leadership. As for Southwestern College, they told me that they wouldn't accept NA credits at least 3 times, but upon application and credit review, I was accepted and so were my credits. You could try Southwestern. Ft. Hayes State University also has an MBA program, not sure of the prereq. though.
I highly doubt it. UF will not, and usually the SUS schools have similar policies. If the DETC credits are also ACE evaluated, then maybe in that case.
