Cheapest MBA courses by credit hour

The Fort Hays MBA is $400 per hour. Their other graduate degrees are $174 per hour.

 

Bellevue is there at $325 per hour, AMU for $250.

 

Glad to be of service!

If you seriously do look into it, keep us posted. I'd love to hear more about it, I'm just personally curious.

 

Note - SUNY IT is not yet AACSB accredited but is on track to complete the process by 2008.

It would be very surprising for any AACSB school to accept non-AACSB credit.

 

TAMU-C is a great school. They even transfer credits from non-AACSB schools as long as they are RA.
TAMUC is not the same as TAMU-College Station but the quality of TAMUC courses are very high. The professors are great and cooperative. That does nt mean its easy to complete their courses.. they expect Quality coursework from every student.

 

This looks pretty cheap

This College looks pretty cheap to me @ $175.00 .

www.scu.ac.cr

Southern Christian University

 

Looks un-accredited to me !

http://www.scu.ac.cr/html/english/link_menu/about/recongni.htm

 

It should be duly noted that this Southern Christian University is the one in Costa Rica, not the regionally-accredited SCU in Alabama www.southernchristian.edu .

 

By the way, if ACBSP is sufficient, there's Chadron State in Nebraska. They're in the range of $175/cr hr, and they have an outstanding MBA faculty: doctorates virtually all around. I've been in touch with them lately, and judging by their helpfulness and lightning-quick responses, I'd highly recommend them for anyone seeking MBA credit or an MBA online.

http://www.csc.edu/business/faculty.html

 

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Maybe they are the same school? Or run by the same missonairies.

 

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This thread is about CHEAP MBAs not looks.

 

Cheapest MBA

I think I found the Cheapest regionally accredited MBA. It is New Mexico Highlands University, with a Fall 2009 tuition of $123/hr, up to 6 hrs/sem. The whole 37 MBA program will cost you only around $4500. They are accredited by SACS. They have MBAs with concentrations in :

Accounting
Human Resources Management
International Business
Nonprofit Financial Management
Management Information Systems

For up to 6 hrs of classes, there is no out of state fees.
If anybody ends up taking classes there, let me know. I can recommend you, because I know the Director of Admissions there.
Also, If anybody can find a cheaper accredited MBA/MS business program, keep us informed.

I wish the best for everybody in this forum in pursuing their educational goals.

 

Try University of North Texas ......both Denton and Dallas campuses. Dallas campus is much cheaper than Denton. i think they are the cheapest AACSB accredited school. One class would cost you $726.00...comes out to 242/hr for Fall 2009.
Hope this hels and I will keep looking for you. Best of Luck!

P.S. There are cheaper colleges, regionall accredited but not AACSB. If your school accepts non-AACSB, then you have plenty of options.

 

That's fine, but New Mexico is in North Central Association territory.

 

Is this program available online? I could find no indication on the school's web site that there is a distance learning option available.

 

Unsure about the university web site, but according to the schedule on Ban Web, many if not all required grad business courses are designated as "Internet Courses".

It's worth contacting the school.

 

I am sorry, it is NCACS accredited.

 

Western New Mexico is also fairly cheap.........1 grad class is $521 and 2 classes are $977, after all fees. They also have a payment plan that allows you to pay in 4 equal payments + $25 (one-time fee)