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Degree Level:
Graduate, Doctorate
Degree Subject Area:
Business: Business Administration
Percent Online:
Some Campus Visits
Two residencies. One at the end of the first and the second year.
Accreditation:
Regional Board - North Central Association of Colleges & Schools
School Characteristics:
Non-Profit, Private
Credits:
90 minimum (Quarter Credits)
Tuition:
State Residents: $ 490.00 per
quarter credit
Out of State: $ 490.00 per
quarter credit
Total Cost of Degree:
$44,100.00
Is this an Accelerated Degree:
No
Prerequisites:
Bachelors Degree Required: Yes
Accepts Non-Regionally Accredited Bachelors for Admission: No
Minimum Bachelors GPA (4.0 Scale): 2.5-3.0
Bachelors Degree Must Be in Same Subject Area: Yes
Non USA Students Eligible: Yes
Additional Admission Requirements:
Minimum of five years work experience, complete three letters of recommendation, and a written essay. Masters GPA of 3.25 or higher. Masters degree needs to be in same subject area.
This is a relatively new (started 2008) interdisciplinary program. I like the fact that it offers multiple concentrations in leadership, information systems, HR, marketing, and finance. And even though it's set up for a 3-yr schedule, but students have the flexibility of up to 7 years if needed. They also accept transfer credits from incoming students, but only if they are from doctoral-level courses.
I think the overall cost ($44,000+) is something to consider, but overall it looks like a solid program geared towards the already-busy working professional.
Although the price seems reasonable, why would a student need to have 5 years work experience. What happens if the student decides to go straight through school? Why is it necessary for the person to have the same type of undergraduate or masters degree?
