MBA
Level: Masters
Language: English
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Recent Reviews
Useless, starting over
November 8, 2009
Useless, cannot find acceptance. I've completed the MBA program, and none of the employers I've applied to in the US recognize the degree. Starting over at an accredited college.
Low utility, good self-learning
October 27, 2009
Low (or no) utility in the workforce for unaccredited degrees, but I still learned alot in the self-study style of the MBA where BSU provided the framework.
Not accepted in my field
June 26, 2009
Not accepted in my field. Earned MBA 2005. Thought I learned alot, but have been advised to remove from my CV. Only recommended if you cannot be accepted elsewhere.
Not a valid degree in the US, not challenging
January 2, 2009
Not valid in the US, or for advancement in pay as a teacher in the US. I completed the MBA program, submitted it for reimbursement / and advancement, and was confronted by the administration at my school, who denounced me for trying to deceive them. Needless to say, not on ...
Low Cost MBA,Nice Courses!!
December 6, 2008
Very satisfied by BSU MBA I recommend their degree for those that don't care about accreditation.Very useful courses, a lot of assignments and a 80 pages Thesis. Thank you BSU See you soon in Ph.D program
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Michael December 5, 2008 at 1:57 p.m.
Even your 20 years of experience you should maybe learn how to read.On BSU's website is stated:
"Q: My state requires that I pass an exam to obtain a state license to practice my desired profession. Will a degree that is accredited by an accreditor that does not have approval by the U.S. Department of Education be acceptable as meeting the requirements for licensing or taking a licensing examination?
Response: This question can only be answered by the States themselves. Thus, it is up to each individual student or prospective student to contact their own state's licensing board and ascertain that information. If licensing or a particular certification is your goal, then you are strongly urged to contact your own state or other government board or agency to ascertain their requirements before enrolling into a program of study.
I'd like to know if you are a real BSU graduate