Business Administration
Level: Bachelor
Language: English
Category:
Business Administration and MBA
Description
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration provides for a broad-based, flexible curriculum that can be tailored to meet the needs of each student. The program is designed to ensure that students acquire a background for a broad range of careers in business, industry and government.
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Financial Management - Great college!
March 29, 2009
I have one semester left to graduate with my BS in Financial Management. I obtained my AS in Business Management from my community college, and through their partnership was able to take additional courses at my CC and receive credit through Franklin. I love just about everything about this college ...
Franklin University (Columbus, Ohio)
August 8, 2006
I've found Franklin to be Top Notch in all respects. Very throrough and organized and all my expectations have been met. They offer classes in multiple lengths of 6 weeks, up to the traditional semester. I was impressed that everything was covered in 6 weeks in a depth that will ...
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Ron August 8, 2006 at 5:30 p.m.
I've found Franklin to be Top Notch in all respects. Very throrough and organized and all my expectations have been met. They offer classes in multiple lengths of 6 weeks, up to the traditional semester. I was impressed that everything was covered in 6 weeks in a depth that will really help me, instead of glossing over things to get thru it on time.
The online format is proprietary but easy to use. Credits run about $225 for undergrad.
The only knock I have on it is the use of Franklin Live!, a voice Internet system, which doesn't add anything but hassle to the courses it is used in (which isn't all).