Enmu mba

Holy cow! That's not that much more than Aspen, and it's RA. Good find, MC!

 

Unless there is something we don't know about, it looks like a no-brainer to me.

Possible problems: Is it all DL? Do they jack up the price for non-residents?

 

Dude, that's not a "good" find, is a "fantastic" find! Awesome Maniac.

Sincerely, with this one in the game, I REALLY don't see the point of doing any NA MBA, even Aspen.

 

According to the following web page, the out-of-state tuition is $411 per credit hour:

ENMU Graduate School

If you are looking for an inexpensive RA MBA, another possible option is the New Mexico Highlands MBA, which is also accredited by ACBSP.

 

I should have done more research before posting! Apparently, everyone gets the in-state tuition rate of $180.50 per credit hour if they take six credit hours or fewer per semester.

 

So it might take a long time to complete, but a working person would have a difficult time coping with any more than 6 credits a semester anyway. If all of this good news is true, I predict a flood of applicants from DI in the near future. It might steal some of Aspen's popularity.

Verify that this info is all correct and complete, MC, and then go for it!

 

Agreed, there is no point in an Aspen MBA if this is all accurate info.

 

Additional Information


ENMU Online Degrees


Eastern New Mexico University:

Online Bachelor's Degrees

• Business Administration–non emphasis

Online Master's Degrees

• Business Administration

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Pay in-state tuition if you take six or fewer hours.

• $162.50 per credit hour for undergraduates
• $180.50 per credit hour for graduates

More than six hours requires out-of-state tuition for nonresidents.


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Accredited

MBA accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).



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The MBA program has several components: skill competency, undergraduate common body of knowledge, core classes, and approved electives. Students pursuing the MBA without a concentration complete ten core courses (30 credits). Students completing the MBA with a subject area concentration (e.g., Accounting) complete ten core courses (30 credits), plus at least three approved electives in the concentration (nine credits), for a total of 13 courses (39 credits). The following ten core courses must be completed:

• ACCT 551 Managerial Accounting
• BUS 501 Ethics, Laws, and Social Responsibility
• BUS 518 Managerial Research Analysis
• BUS 553 Strategic Management
• ECON 525 Managerial Economics
• FIN 541 Managerial Finance
• IS 500 Management Information Systems
• MGT 501 Production and Operations Management
• MGT 513 Organizational Behavior and Management Theory
• MKT 517 Marketing Management

 

It sounds like this program is the cheapest MBA program around. Even if one ends up taking some pre-reqs, it would still end up the cheapest, especially, since they allow the option of 30 credits versus 36. I need to start looking at an MBA again...

 

GASP! How dare you say that!

 

Is there a consensus that this is the cheapest RA MBA?

 

I don't know if there is consensus or not, but in the ten years I've been involved with DL, it's by far the cheapest RA MBA that is available nationwide. Even though you can only take 6 credits at a time if you're out of state, since it's only 30 credits, one could still finish it in two years, assuming that courses are available over the summer. It's a spectacular deal.

 

I think it really is the cheapest RA MBA. Until another program is located, it's fair to say yes.