Walden University Earns ACBSP Accreditation

Admittedly, I was implying the quality is not what it was given what I've read in other spots on the web. It was not a fair assertion given what you, ryoder and suelaine have recently said about the institution.

Question withdrawn, your honor.

 

I just noticed that the College of Business of the "Regionally Accredited" State University I attended is ACBSP accredited and only some of the business degree programs are specifically accredited. To be honest, I never considered ACBSP or AACSB program accreditation. Apparently, my masters degree offered by the College of Business does not have specific program accreditation. What value and/or importance do these accreditations hold? Is it enough to say my college is ACBSP accredited? I bring this up in discussion to demonstrate some of the potential pitfalls in selecting business graduate schools.

 

University of Liverpool (UK) offers a distance DBA that is AACSB accredited.

 

I earned my undergraduate degree from a school that received AACSB accreditation after I graduated. I earned my MBA at an ACBSP School and I am currently attending an AACSB school. There are exceptions, but in my experience, AACSB schools are more research oriented. As I mentioned in my previous post some schools are starting to offer distance AACSB accredited degrees.