I am looking for an online MBA that is accredited by AACSB but which is also affordable. Any ideas?
Cheapest AACSB accredited Online MBA?
Posted Aug 21, 2020 19:55
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I am looking for an online MBA that is accredited by AACSB but which is also affordable. Any ideas?
Posted Sep 02, 2020 14:13
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I think Minnesota State is the cheapest I have seen, at $11,000.
I think Minnesota State is the cheapest I have seen, at $11,000.
Posted Sep 24, 2020 16:32
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What are your goals?
What are your goals?
Posted Nov 19, 2020 20:18
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My goals are as follows:
- to have an accredited MBA which I can include on my resume
- to gain leadership skills and a better understanding of management
- to have an alumni network that may help lead to better jobs
I have worked in food service and retail but I would like to get out to be honest.
My goals are as follows:<br><br>- to have an accredited MBA which I can include on my resume <br>- to gain leadership skills and a better understanding of management<br>- to have an alumni network that may help lead to better jobs<br><br>I have worked in food service and retail but I would like to get out to be honest.
Posted Nov 20, 2020 12:40
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My goals are as follows:
- to have an accredited MBA which I can include on my resume
- to gain leadership skills and a better understanding of management
- to have an alumni network that may help lead to better jobs
I have worked in food service and retail but I would like to get out to be honest.
I think you need to focus on some more precise goals, what you've stated above is quite generic. What level of work experience do you have now? What kind of role do you want to do? What sectors are you interested in and what country might you want to work in? Those are good starting points to think about specific goals.
[quote]My goals are as follows:<br><br>- to have an accredited MBA which I can include on my resume <br>- to gain leadership skills and a better understanding of management<br>- to have an alumni network that may help lead to better jobs<br><br>I have worked in food service and retail but I would like to get out to be honest. [/quote]<br><br>I think you need to focus on some more precise goals, what you've stated above is quite generic. What level of work experience do you have now? What kind of role do you want to do? What sectors are you interested in and what country might you want to work in? Those are good starting points to think about specific goals.
Posted Dec 01, 2020 13:21
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Good afternoon
Plz I need some recommendations in regards MBA - healthcare studying... I want online studying with reasonable budget.. for almost year I'm trying to contact one center in Egypt , they offer me IBSS - MBA , I'm not sure about the accreditation also? Is the certificate reayable in the middle east? What should I consider if I want to take this step to proceed forward with my career? If you can recommend institution or university provide online MBA in healthcare specifically in Egypt or outside?
Thanks
Good afternoon <br><br><div>Plz I need some recommendations in regards MBA - healthcare studying... I want online studying with reasonable budget.. for almost year I'm trying to contact one center in Egypt , they offer me IBSS - MBA , I'm not sure about the accreditation also? Is the certificate reayable in the middle east? What should I consider if I want to take this step to proceed forward with my career? If you can recommend institution or university provide online MBA in healthcare specifically in Egypt or outside?</div><br>Thanks
Posted Jan 07, 2021 19:03
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Consider: do you need a specialized MBA? If you already have experience in the healthcare sector, you may not need any more specialized knowledge, but just the general management skills that a general MBA would provide.
In terms of what kind of degree you should choose: look at the kinds of roles you are looking to move into, at the firms that you are interested in, and see if any managers in those organizations do have MBAs, and if so, where they studied. This would give you some information about the kinds of degrees that are valued.
Consider: do you need a specialized MBA? If you already have experience in the healthcare sector, you may not need any more specialized knowledge, but just the general management skills that a general MBA would provide.<br><br>In terms of what kind of degree you should choose: look at the kinds of roles you are looking to move into, at the firms that you are interested in, and see if any managers in those organizations do have MBAs, and if so, where they studied. This would give you some information about the kinds of degrees that are valued.
Posted Jan 28, 2021 12:29
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Late reply. iBSS is a scam. It has no accrediting support. MMU and the Amity/OU degrees seem to be the cheapest options.
Late reply. iBSS is a scam. It has no accrediting support. MMU and the Amity/OU degrees seem to be the cheapest options.
Posted Feb 25, 2021 17:21
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Some background reading on IBSS here:
https://find-mba.com/board/europe/ibss-accreditation-23866
Some background reading on IBSS here:<br><br>https://find-mba.com/board/europe/ibss-accreditation-23866
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