The Best Online Business Mgmt Degree.

Well I am choosing Phoenix university for an online Business mgmt degree , because am not sure which are the other universities which are recognised worldwide and i have no problems in getting a job else were..
Can u guys give me a good, respectable and cheap degree university option ???

 

Have you checked out CSU Global Campus? They have a MS in Management and I believe they're a lot cheaper than UOP. I've been looking at this school myself and so far have only read good things about it. Good luck.

http://www.csuglobal.org/programs

 

There are plenty of regionally accredited online bachelor's degrees in business administration/management that are cheaper the UofP. Check this list for a start:

http://www.geteducated.com/online-college-ratings-and-rankings/best-buy-lists/best-buy-online-bachelor-business-management

For example, Fort Hays State University offers a "Bachelor of Business Administration in Management":
http://www.fhsu.edu/virtualcollege/degrees/Bachelors/management/

 

Sorry, thought you were talking about grad school. But Colorado State University Global Campus also has a BS in Business Management. It costs $299 per credit but you can get it knocked down to $249 per credit if you pay an annual $50 membership for their alumni group. That comes out to $747 per 3 credit class which is more than reasonable considering the school has some name recognition.

I also agree that you may want to take a look at that list emzee has provided as well.

 

I do not understand why you keep asking this, or similar, questions. You have received several responses to your previous original posts.

So why not check out one of the big three - there is probably no lower cost degree programs in the USA. All three are regionally accredited and certainly a lot lower cost than UofPhoenix.
Why not put the difference in cost towards a second degree or an IRA?

A medium cost option would be APU.

 

Hands down - University of Wyoming. AACSB accredited AND lowest cost according to Get Educated.com's survey.