Low Cost MBA

Discussion in 'General Distance Learning Discussions' started by J. Redman, Oct 11, 2009.

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  1. tomball

    tomball New Member

    My vote - AMBERTON
    The Master of Business Administration degree in Management prepares business leaders with analytical skills combined with human relations competencies necessary to compete in a global environment. The curriculum emphasizes solutions to real world problems as students are prepared for middle and upper management positions. Graduates possess the knowledge and skills for leadership positions in executive management, sales and marketing, human resource management, consulting and financial management.
     
  2. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

    Hi! The MBA Sticky http://forums.degreeinfo.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27695 hereinabove (authored largely by myself) will help you out here. As it would just so happen, $250/hr. is the maximum limit for the military TAP (tuition assistance program) and the DETC (Distance Education and Training Council www.detc.org/search_schools.php?searchSet=true&category=D&subject=64) is very military-friendly. As it would just so happen, many DETC schools hover around $250/hr. tuition. For many years, the least expensive MBA was Ashworth College www.ashworthcollege.edu, at $5,000 (they are now around $9,000). <Just as a point of trivia, the most expensive is Duke, at $135,000 or so.> If you could go $275/hr., American Military University www.apus.edu is both NA through the Distance Education and Training Council and RA through the North Central Association.
     
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  3. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

    Regarding my comments hereinabove on DETC schools, I should've noted that DETC is national accreditation and national accreditation is considered by some to be less prestigious than regional accreditation though it is equally legitimate. This might change in the future, but one should always, always, always make sure that a given degree will meet your present and future needs before getting involved in a degree program.
     

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