Article in TechRepublic: MBA degree retains popularity among IT pros. One of the examples in the article: TechRepublic member Warren Seetahal believes an MBA will make him more valuable to his employer. Seetahal, an IT manager at S.L. Horsford & Co. Ltd., a St. Kitt's-based holding company, is pursuing his MBA via Rushmore University's distance learning program.
They even include a link to the Rushmore website, which could have been designed by a 12-year old computer geek on his snack break........ Bruce
Re: Re: Rushmore Rushmore---- Hum Bahhug! I go to their site every now and then. I once complained their site has no white space- it seems to have plenty now- but still the same silly stuff- just takes longer to scroll through. The school has moved- again. It is now in the more balmy climes of Grand Cayman. I wonder if they have a Masters of Sports Scuba program? Cox once had on the site that a Rushmore student will learn how to design websites using the same world class techniques as those used on their site. That was laughable- I notice it isn't there anymore. The site is still a vast wasteland of tripe. Also, there was an entire, rambling section on accreditation. That seems to be gone now. However, there are still delightfully delicious sections with titles such as "Why a Rushmore Degree Could be More Valuable Than One From Harvard or Another Elite Business School" Rushmore- Same S**t, Different Day
