MBA Reviews

Final Review

By: Anonymous (Graduate) on July 2, 2008

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I am done with my degree;I regret my decision attending this school, the college may be okay for most of law enforcement officers which work for small agencies or police department outside big metropolitan areas etc.. since they are the biggest clientele they got, this can explain why this place is still in business.

For the price and reputation is not worth it, and I should get my money back, there are better options for about the same price and with better reputation, this university is extremely overrated by some alumnus and shills that follow this blog. I got suck in due to the variety of specialization and the concept of studying at your pace to sort say. Yeah, I should have known better, I would see this experience like buying a lemon car then discard it to buy a new one, a better one.

The university is a very low tier school but is accredited, which for most underachievers this is enough to qualify them for most government jobs, don't get me wrong there are people that do not belong there, but for other reasons like time, and economics this may be the only viable options. The University is getting to make it easier now for people to come in since they soon will be participating in tittle IV aid. But still the degree from this place has too many limitations. 

They don't have many faculty that can facilitate the courses or have the expertise in some areas, anyone can facilitate the course because the format they use are multiple choices, coloring areas and pop up pictures tests and the assigned professor just read from the teachers manual with the answers and grade accordingly. 

These facilitators have no idea what they are teaching and what they trying to test. Some course materials are out of date, I have pointed out this to the administration but nothing was done.  Base on my own experience I cannot say I would recommend CSU, nor I would go in a crusade to discredit the bloody place, I will cut my losses and move on. 

I plan to use my diploma to decorate my wall and not to find a job. My Bachelor's has more weight and merit on his own that using this degree from CSU as an addendum.  Any way, this school is preposterous.

MBA in Finance

By: Anonymous (In Progress) on January 26, 2008

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I am almost done with my degree; the college is okay, what I found is that the faculty (at least in finance specialization) they have no idea what they are teaching and what they try to test. Faculties do not post their bio or have any background to teach the classes assigned. They really need to work in the curriculum in Finance because it really sucks.  I have pointed out this to the administration but nothing was done, I guess I have the only one that has complain. I don't think CSU is a bad University but certainly needs works in some areas that have neglected specially in the finance specialization. Base on my own experience I cannot say I would recommend CSU they are better options out there. They do have strong curriculum for law enforcement though.

Good Processes

By: cqiacqacqm (In Progress) on November 7, 2007

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I completed my BSM degree from the University of Phoenix taking both classroom and online courses.  It was grueling, expensive, and fraught with bad processes and lack of response.  Several of my co-workers told me how much they enjoyed CSU, so I started my MBA right away once I finished the undergraduate.  The format which allows you to work as quickly as you like or take the whole time while submitting assignments on YOUR schedule makes the large amount of work required for a course manageable.  I have been able to balance work, home, and school without difficulty.  Simply put, this program is perfect for working adults and is a good value as well.

Excellent Education and Value

By: afnuctec (Graduate) on November 2, 2007

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I completed my MBA while on active duty in the United States Air Force (I have since retired from active service).  I would highly recommend this school to military service members.  The process of using military tuition assistance was very easy.  The only out of pocket expense I had in my entire two years of studying was the graduation fee.  I paid nothing else, thanks to tuition assistance and the text book grant from CSU.  My new employer readily recognized the degree, and I feel I was given a very good job offer. I would recommend CSU to anyone looking to further their education!!

Columbia Southern University - Simply the Best

By: mk_scott (Graduate) on October 2, 2007

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Just completed my MBA. Ranks with the best online (distance)
universities, including brick and mortar. Excellent support from both CSU's staff and professors. I highly recommend Columbia Southern University.

Outstanding School

By: linda.felker (Graduate) on October 2, 2007

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Received my undergraduate and my MBA through CSU.  Wish the doctoral program had been in place at that time.  My grades and courses were easily transferrable and accepted when I applied for a Ph.D. program through two other universities.  I completed my Ph.D., and owe a great deal of thanks to CSU for getting me started in the right direction

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