Hellenic American University MBA: Overview of $3K RA MBA

[ReyMysterioso]

I'm sorry to pick on you, but this is a refrain I hear over and over again on this board, from many people, for many different programs. People can absolutely complain and criticize for whatever reason they want. The only way to have real feedback and discourse is to allow criticism. By dismissing valid criticism out of hand just because "They're cheap and small, what do you expect" we're doing a disservice to new people that want to hear all sides of an issue.

You'd be hard pressed to find any university that doesn't have some problem. None are perfect. You have to find whatever works best for you. Transferring is extremely common because we don't know how well of a fit a school or program will be until we're actually taking classes. And yes with inexpensive and small schools you do need to have a great deal of patients and resourcefulness. You need those two attributes in life and work as well.

I think I'm being misunderstood. I'll try to clarify once more.

The specific attitude I'm talking about is "of course ABC program is xyz because of this or that, if you don't like it you don't have to apply/attend/talk about it." I think that specific attitude (which I've mostly seen with ENEB, not to redirect) is what I have a problem with. I feel like valid criticisms are dismissed by zealots as "well if you're not 100% on board it's not for you, so shut up about it."

Maybe it's just me and maybe I'm seeing something that's not there, but that's just my 2 cents.

I think you are correct. The whole point of the board is to evaluate costs and opportunities - more often than not as they relate to board users' career goals. If we can ask questions and critically evaluate potential strengths and weaknesses, it will help forum users find the right fit for their goals. 
If we just shut down and don't talk about it, we're potentially missing opportunities (or pitfalls.)