There are probably a lot of cheap programs out there, but I think that using cost as the sole basis of making this kind of decision is a recipe for disaster.
I just saw a press release about a less expensive program that inadvertently awarded an MBA degree to a cocker spaniel. You probably don't want to go to that school.
I would start researching programs, and figure out which suit your academic and professional needs - and then try to figure out a way to fund your decision (through financial aid, taking a year to work and save up money, etc.)
Just for reference, here is the total ballpark cost for a few of the better distance learning programs:
ASU WP Carey: $42,000
Florida State: $18,500
Aberdeen Business School: $20,000
There are probably a lot of cheap programs out there, but I think that using cost as the sole basis of making this kind of decision is a recipe for disaster.
I just saw a press release about a less expensive program that inadvertently awarded an MBA degree to a cocker spaniel. You probably don't want to go to that school.
I would start researching programs, and figure out which suit your academic and professional needs - and then try to figure out a way to fund your decision (through financial aid, taking a year to work and save up money, etc.)
Just for reference, here is the total ballpark cost for a few of the better distance learning programs:
ASU WP Carey: $42,000
Florida State: $18,500
Aberdeen Business School: $20,000