Any reason why I shouldn't attend AJU's for their MBA degree?

[asrnj77]

Am I missing something? Here is the cost from AJU's website...

Graduate

The graduate semester-based program is $300 per credit hour for a total of $1050 tuition per three-credit-hour course.

There is a semester fee of $400 for the administrative costs of the semester. Students can take up to three courses each semester.

A $30 per course proctor fee is charged to cover administration of examinations.

For one course, the total charges would be $1,480; three credit hours at $300 per each hour for tuition, plus one semester fee of $400, plus one proctor fee of $30.

So since you have 12 courses the cost would be $17,760 for a degree. That is why I wouldn't go there

[Bob]

Am I missing something? Here is the cost from AJU's website...

Graduate

The graduate semester-based program is $300 per credit hour for a total of $1050 tuition per three-credit-hour course.

There is a semester fee of $400 for the administrative costs of the semester. Students can take up to three courses each semester.

A $30 per course proctor fee is charged to cover administration of examinations.

For one course, the total charges would be $1,480; three credit hours at $300 per each hour for tuition, plus one semester fee of $400, plus one proctor fee of $30.

So since you have 12 courses the cost would be $17,760 for a degree. That is why I wouldn't go there

AJU has a sponsored tuition deal where you pay a flat fee + proctor fee for up to 3 grad courses a semester. If you work real hard you wind up with a Masters for an extremely low cost.