Mobile Degree 100%

Cornerstone University
B.S. in Strategic Business Management
-$2,400 tuition per 4-month term
-on your smartphone
-subscription based
-self paced
-accredited
-financial aid
-SOAR™ version

https://www.cornerstone.edu/programs/b-s-in-strategic-business-management-mobile-only-soar/

 

Call me an old fart, but I couldn't possibly imagine doing a full degree from my smartphone.

Give me a proper desk, a big screen, and a real keyboard, and I'll be a happy man.

 

On a serious note, I noticed that they have a number of master's level degrees with incredibly generous transfer policies. For example:

• M.A. in Organizational Leadership: 36 credit degree with up to 75% transferrable
• M.A. in TESOL: 30 credit degree with up to 22 hours in transfer credits possible
  
• M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling: 60 credit degree with up to 45 hours in transfer credits possible

My only question would be, where could you source cheaper credits to transfer in (that wouldn't otherwise be better used at the originating university)?

 

The school's name sounds like a construction material store. Will I get a degree diploma in granite or marble upon graduation?

 

Remember the Blue Marble University?
https://bluemarbleuniversitymedicalschool.com/

 

Quantic's programs are 90% mobile. If you haven't seen that thread, it actually works pretty well. Some projects require Excel (like the Accounting capstone since you're producing financial statements) but I liked it.

 

For the clinical mental health counseling program, you can maybe do Capella University Flex path Masters in Psychology, which they have specialization in child and adolescent psychology, industrial/organizational psychology, educational psychology, and general psychology. You can speed run the degree in one term for $2800.
https://www.capella.edu/capella-experience/flexpath/

 

No, but you can get stoned with your classmates after the ceremony.

 

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll have to do a side-by-side comparison to see how the courses align between Capella and Cornerstone, but that sounds like a great option for those wanting to study psych.

Though, if completing the full master's degree at Capella, I assume the credits wouldn't transfer?

 

I am not sure about the transfer policy, but if you were smart, you could send your transcript 1 course short of finishing the Capella degree and then finish the final course.

 

The self-paced part is great if you’re disciplined, but some people struggle without structured deadlines. Being accredited is a big plus, but I’d check how well it’s recognized by employers.