Ashford University - MBA

Not a School

By: Anonymous (Graduate) on September 12, 2009

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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 the instructors are told to hand out A grades liberally. I never received anything less than an A.
Instructors often posted some impressive resumes, but were not involved with the class/Blackboard posts; except for a bunch of one-liners.
I have a complete library of business texts now: haven't sold them yet...I could just as easily reread these texts and complete the exercises at the end of each Chapter and learn more than I did through the program.
How could I not mention the lack of credible academic rigor?
I recommend that one might better go to a REAL school.

I am registered for my second Master's Degree now; at a school with real people and real interaction.