Breyer State University

I had a great learning experience and BSU. Communication in all regards was absolutely mind boggling; they surely do understand the concept of customer service. Tuition is decent too. The downside to obtaining a degree at BSU is that they aren’t accredited by anyone recognized by the DOE, so most employers won’t recognize the degree. You will find though, that if you look hard enough (as I did), that there are human beings out there that will recognize it as long as you have some type of experience. Experience is very important to some people, often better than a piece of paper. The main thing here is that learning does take place at BSU. But I do not understand why they do not get accredited. People that run this school have degrees from many accredited institutions; Phd’s, MBA’s, you name it. These guys are like the FREE MASONS or something. If they want to I know they can get accredited…with ease.

I am currently attending BSU and I have one term before graduating. The experience is overall great! The staff is really supportive and the student services have been excellent. I came from University of London and my experience here has made me stay through completion!

All the materials were quite nice.Up-to-date books nice communication with the professor but...unaccredited.I don't know in the future what will be BSU's accreditation status but for the moment before use the degree I have to mention it that it is unaccredited. As all the online universities, BSU should improve some points that they have been already discussed in this forum and also to the official BSU forum

I have completed my BS in Business and found the program to be in line with other RA Universities. BSU has taken its share of bad press lately, but has always responded in a professional and informanated manner to its student body on all topics. I am not ashamed, nor do I regret to be an alumni of this institution and will return to complete my MBA.

I graduated with a BSc in IT & Computer systems.I have a lot of credits by RA universities and colleges.I didn't see any difference in their courses.I can say that in some courses it was more difficult than in my RA degree.Even if it is not RA the university asks a lot of work.The faculty is quite good and they answering in less than 12h(by email, else you can call the university). The only critical point is it's accreditation but that wasn't a problem for my employer. And something else...BSU is not a degree mill as several people in the forums says. Now, I'm planning for an MSc at BSU. cheers from France