MBA
Level: Masters
Language: English
Category:
Business Administration and MBA
Leadership
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Recent Reviews
MBA
November 13, 2009
I received my B.S. Degree from a different school. Ashford has been great for the last 8 month towards getting my M.B.A. Their online format, support, and Teachers are great.
Excellent School
November 1, 2009
Ashford University's MBA program has provided me with an excellent education and experience. I would highly recommend it to any professional who is looking pursue an MBA or any advance degree that they offer. All of my professors are PhD’s who have excellent educational backgrounds.
Not a School
September 12, 2009
It's true. I could probably learn as much about business a daily dose of Facebook. The Blackboard system works okay, but whew! the caliber of students-as well as instructors became a source of resentment over the course of the 2 years it took me to complete this program. I believe ...
Ashford is horrible
August 6, 2009
If you are planning on trying to get a good education or job advancement, do not go to Ashford. This school is a sales company and not a real school. The MBA program is not recognized as an accreditited business school. Most real business schools require some sort of entrance ...
Teachers Great--Office Staff Not So Much!!
July 30, 2009
I started the week of Thanksgiving 2008, probably not a good idea, was ill for about half of the class. The instructor never answered my emails requesting information about my progress (ie. Whether I should submit missed work, drop). I ended up getting an F, after my advisor told me ...
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Rich September 19, 2009 at 3:22 a.m.
The school is what you make it. I earned my undergrad through Ashford and I have finished half of my MBA studies with them. Every class I've ever taken through Ashford uses a full-length college text (500-700 pages) and you are assigned to cover the materials on every page of that text book. So anyone who says the curriculum is a joke has to be cutting corners. They cut corners by skimming the extensive readings and getting to the meat of the topic, but they're only selling themselves short. If you do the program the way it's set up, you should expect to spend 4-6 hours a week covering the readings and completing your research. From there, you will spend about 2 hours putting together your well-thought-out threads (online postings) and answering feedback from others. If you're an undergrad student, you will have a weekly objective exam and if you're a graduate student you will have a weekly written assignment that demonstrates your understanding of the topic. Don't be mislead, Ashford University is a great school. All of my professors have earned terminal degrees (Ph.D., D.B.A, ect.) and expect quality in your work. Those individuals who cut corners or present poor postings with serious grammatical errors pay in the end with their GPA. I attended two years of public college here in Florida before I transfered to Ashford. I transferred with a 4.00 and graduated with a 3.71 (If that says anything). Ashford's program is much more difficult and required twice the amount of my personal time to keep up (Sorry UF..Go Gators!).
Rob November 1, 2009 at 6:25 a.m.
Ashford University's MBA program has provided me with an excellent educational experience. I would highly recommend it to any professional who is looking to pursue an MBA or any advance degree that they offer. All of my professors are PhD’s who have excellent educational backgrounds and challenge their students. I am a much better business leader today, because of Ashford University.
NNG November 20, 2009 at 2:34 a.m.
I graduated with my MBA from Ashford, June 2009. I am hearing a lot of negative feedback about this school. However, I can not say I had the same bad experience. I have learned a lot, and the course work schedule worked around my work schedule. Before deciding to attend Ashford, I looked at many other schools like University of Phoenix, AIU, etc and they all had aggressive counselors who worked for them, not just Ashford. I think if you do the coursework, read the materials, you will get a good education. It doesn't matter where you go, its what you make of it, and knowing how to sell yourself when that great job opportunity comes knocking.
God Bless...
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Excellent College May 23, 2009 at 3:26 a.m.
I am currently attending Ashford University and i have nothing but positive things to say and can't say other wise. My Enrollment Advisor was Jose Beltran and I love the amount of help he has given me and nothing was excluded I knew fully what I was getting into and my advisor still calls from time to time to check on me better than most school.