Amberton University - New Degrees Fall 2022

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Amberton University will be offering 2 new degrees and 2 new certificates this fall. 

BBA - Entrepreneurship (undergrad)
https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-co...index.html

MBA in Entrepreneurship (grad)
https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-co...index.html

Undergrad certificate - Entrepreneurship 
https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-co...rgrad.html

Grad certificate - Entrepreneurship 
https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-co...duate.html

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Yesterday Amberton University announced 2 new certificate programs that are beginning this fall.

Undergrad Certificate - Customer Service
https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-co...duate.html

Grad Certificate - Customer Service
https://www.amberton.edu/programs-and-co...duate.html

[bjcheung77]

The first post offerings seem alright as it can be laddered up to the degree, having said that, the last two offerings for "customer service" is a tad expensive for 12 credits.  One can get a basic understand of that by taking a Saylor.org course for $5, and take a few Study.com courses that touch up on the 4 courses they have, these would be great additions as Entrepreneurship is a new concentration area...

It's not the same thing, but customer service skills are built by experience and improvement, I think it's more hands on than what can be really "taught" by taking these respective courses, alternative courses would teach about the same material but at a significantly more affordable price.  It's great they offer this, but I don't think anyone will take these unless it's bundled with the degree...not the cert alone.

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The first post offerings seem alright as it can be laddered up to the degree, having said that, the last two offerings for "customer service" is a tad expensive for 12 credits.  One can get a basic understand of that by taking a Saylor.org course for $5, and take a few Study.com courses that touch up on the 4 courses they have, these would be great additions as Entrepreneurship is a new concentration area...

It's not the same thing, but customer service skills are built by experience and improvement, I think it's more hands on than what can be really "taught" by taking these respective courses, alternative courses would teach about the same material but at a significantly more affordable price.  It's great they offer this, but I don't think anyone will take these unless it's bundled with the degree...not the cert alone.

With strategic planning one can complete a certificate at the same time they're completing their degree at Amberton. I have classmates who will complete 2 or 3 certificates by the time they finish their master's degree. They're really designed to go hand and hand with their degree programs. They're also free meaning there's no application fee or graduation fees attached to them for students.