Archive for the ‘Online MBA Degree’ Category

Need information about on line MBA degree?

Saturday, October 17th, 2009

I am a Software Enginneer with B.E (Computer Science) degree. I would like to know about the institutes which provide Online MBA Degree. I have tried a few sites but coud not find much information about it. Any pointers ?

Make sure it’s through a legitimate, accredited university and not a diploma mill, because you’re likely to stumble upon those. I’d go here if I were you – http://www.princetonreview.com/mba/research/business_resources_online.asp – it has a list of the top online MBA programs..

What is the best website for online degree earn mba?

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009


you need to stop spamming.

what is the best university to get an MBA online degree?

Sunday, October 11th, 2009


This is a trick question — because there are no good online universities for getting an MBA. You would be better off getting a tattoo on your forehead that says "I have a bad education." It would have the same effect — and be a lot cheaper.

An MBA from a top 15 school will allow you to get a six figure salary and a job in nearly any field. An MBA from a ranked college not in the top 15 will allow you to increase your salary and will help you get a great job. An MBA from an unranked program will do very little for you in terms of getting more money or a new job — but may help you get ahead in your current position. But an MBA from an online university will actually make it harder for you to get a good job. Employers will laugh at your resume and throw it away.

The University of Phoenix, for example, is a For Profit corporation that costs more than reputable state universities. They were recently fined a record $9.8MM for sleazy recruiting practices. I’ve read that they are currently being investigated for padding their placement numbers. In addition, companies like Intel have decided that they will not pay for their employees to take classes there — because they lack rigor.

Get your MBA at a real school.

what is the best university to get an MBA online degree?

Sunday, October 11th, 2009


This is a trick question — because there are no good online universities for getting an MBA. You would be better off getting a tattoo on your forehead that says "I have a bad education." It would have the same effect — and be a lot cheaper.

An MBA from a top 15 school will allow you to get a six figure salary and a job in nearly any field. An MBA from a ranked college not in the top 15 will allow you to increase your salary and will help you get a great job. An MBA from an unranked program will do very little for you in terms of getting more money or a new job — but may help you get ahead in your current position. But an MBA from an online university will actually make it harder for you to get a good job. Employers will laugh at your resume and throw it away.

The University of Phoenix, for example, is a For Profit corporation that costs more than reputable state universities. They were recently fined a record $9.8MM for sleazy recruiting practices. I’ve read that they are currently being investigated for padding their placement numbers. In addition, companies like Intel have decided that they will not pay for their employees to take classes there — because they lack rigor.

Get your MBA at a real school.

Do people look down upon people who get their MBA online?

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

What are the advantages to each? Is an MBA(from an accredited school) just as prestigious as a full-time MBA degree from an accredited school?

I’m an in-class believer for the experience and went to a good 4-year university, I’m looking at my options and surprised Duke/Penn-state offer online degrees. Thoughts?

MBAs are the debased coin of the realm to start with, and now the proliferation of online MBAs has ruined the market even further.

It remains true that the only full-time MBAs that really pay off are Top Tier MBAs. Other MBAs — part-time and on-line — may add to the student’s "store of knowledge", but are cost-neutral only if the MBA fees are covered by the student’s employer.

Yes, even people who get their MBAs online from prestige schools go out of their way to conceal the fact that the MBA was earned online.

Do people look down upon people who get their MBA online?

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

What are the advantages to each? Is an MBA(from an accredited school) just as prestigious as a full-time MBA degree from an accredited school?

I’m an in-class believer for the experience and went to a good 4-year university, I’m looking at my options and surprised Duke/Penn-state offer online degrees. Thoughts?

MBAs are the debased coin of the realm to start with, and now the proliferation of online MBAs has ruined the market even further.

It remains true that the only full-time MBAs that really pay off are Top Tier MBAs. Other MBAs — part-time and on-line — may add to the student’s "store of knowledge", but are cost-neutral only if the MBA fees are covered by the student’s employer.

Yes, even people who get their MBAs online from prestige schools go out of their way to conceal the fact that the MBA was earned online.

Online MBA degree programs from http://www.universitiesedu.com ?

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Hi.. I am planning to join MBA online and was suggested by a satisified friend to join at http://www.universitiesedu.com.
They have wide variety of courses in MBA both campus and distance. Can anyone suggest if we do a course through distance education will it be at par with campus?

totally useless…dont even think of it.

If you wanna do MBA online then go for accreditted and well reputable universities like:

1. euro mba
2. abathcus university, canada
3. penn state univ, usa
4. michigan state univ
5. open univ, uk
6. florida state univ, usa

best of luck

Online MBA degree programs from http://www.universitiesedu.com ?

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Hi.. I am planning to join MBA online and was suggested by a satisified friend to join at http://www.universitiesedu.com.
They have wide variety of courses in MBA both campus and distance. Can anyone suggest if we do a course through distance education will it be at par with campus?

totally useless…dont even think of it.

If you wanna do MBA online then go for accreditted and well reputable universities like:

1. euro mba
2. abathcus university, canada
3. penn state univ, usa
4. michigan state univ
5. open univ, uk
6. florida state univ, usa

best of luck

Online MBA degree by U21Global?

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

Please advise the true worth of MBA degree -an online programme
offered by Universitas 21 Global

Nooo MBA programs online?? The only ones worth getting are from the good MBA schools, such as the ones in Chicago, Northeast and California. You will waste your money if you do any online college program, because it’s not an accredited University. Do some research on MBA programs around the US.

What do employers think of online MBA degrees?

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009

I am on active duty in the Navy and the only way that I can complete my MBA is through an online course. In general, do employers look more favorably on traditional degrees vice online programs?

Employers do still prefer an on campus program, but for you, that’s impossible. So make sure any MBA program you look at is AACSB accredited, and that any school you look at is known for its brick and mortar programs rather than for being online.

In fact, so long as the school fits the above criteria, it won’t be overly obvious from your resume that you did it online.

There are quite a few reputable, AACSB accredited MBA programs that also offer MBAs online. They include elites as well as many reputable schools like: UMass Amherst, Penn State, Rensselaer Polytechnic, U Maryland, Carnegie Mellon, Duke, Thunderbird, Babson, Arizona State, Indiana U, Northeastern, U Florida, U Nebraska Lincoln, Virginia Tech, U Hawaii, Syracuse, and several others. In fact, check with your home state’s university system. See if one of your public colleges offers an MBA, because if so, you may qualify for the lower in-state tuition, despite you being on active duty.