I have found some interesting degrees by going to Lawrie miller website: http://www.bain4weeks.com/ I looked troy state and they offer two degrees which interest me Master of science in management with a concentration in HRM. Master of Science in Management Degree Program The MSM degree offers four, 36 semester hour options: 1. Human Resources Management 2. Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness 3. International Management 4. Healthcare Management All options require 6 core courses, 4 concentration courses, and 2 elective courses. or a master degree in Human resource management: All graduates from the HRM program must successfully complete a nine course core and one additional course suitable to the individual students academic and employment background and specific career objectives The first one is a 12 course degree with a cost of about 12*840= 10080 dollars The second one is a 10 course degree with a cost of 8400 dollars calculation is based on the follwoing line: $280 per Graduate Credit Hour, for a total of $840 per Graduate Online Course [http://spectrum.troyst.edu/%7Edistance/studentservices/tuition.html] Which of the two is the better one?
Hi rdl50. I have no idea which is best, but be assured, you'll have a degree like a heavy-duty lawn mower: Troy Bilt. Best of luck.
They both look very similar, with a few minor differences. MS is the more general course, whihc could have the more cross connections to other areas. MHR is a "slightly" more concentrated field with a very specifc title. If it was me I would go for the more general degree unless you are aboslutely, 100% positive, that you will never, ever change fields in the slightess.
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