MBA without a degree? Possible to transfer credits from Masters towards Bachelors?

[Jakob]

In Austria (not Australia) you can do a fully accredited MBA in Project Management without a Bachelor's Degree and finish within 3 semesters if you have proven work experience. Why do you want a Bachelor's and don't just go for a MBA degree?

[karehiro]

This was posted elsewhere but Illinois Institute of Technology will now be offering an MBA via Coursera, with no bachelor's degree requirement and entirely performance-based admissions, so that's also a good option. Total price of entire degree is $15K and no indication that degree is earned online: https://www.coursera.org/degrees/mba-ill...ch/landing

[ss20ts]

In Austria (not Australia) you can do a fully accredited MBA in Project Management without a Bachelor's Degree and finish within 3 semesters if you have proven work experience. Why do you want a Bachelor's and don't just go for a MBA degree?

Many jobs will require a bachelor's degree. It's typically part of the online application process and you can't bypass it with a master's degree. In some countries such as the US, you'll get funny looks if you have an MBA without a bachelor's degree. It sounds suspicious like it's from a diploma mill.

What exactly is the proven work experience? Depending on your job, you may never touch the content covered in many MBA courses such as accounting, finance, economics, HR, ops management, etc.

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This was posted elsewhere but Illinois Institute of Technology will now be offering an MBA via Coursera, with no bachelor's degree requirement and entirely performance-based admissions, so that's also a good option. Total price of entire degree is $15K and no indication that degree is earned online: https://www.coursera.org/degrees/mba-ill...ch/landing

You can get an MBA from Amberton for around $12K. You do need a bachelor's degree though. Nothing says it was earned online either. I can't imagine taking master's courses without at least some undergrad coursework to prep you for it. The world of APA could totally mess you up in grad school.

[bjcheung77]

@FM1, We have members doing their Masters/Doctoral programs before they begin their undergrad studies at the Bachelors level. And we have two or more who did the Associates after their Masters, it really depends on the student and their study habits/time management, plus a few other variables... We have a member who is transferring or who has transferred their ENEB Masters into the Excelsior and/or TESU degree. Again, it's all on the student on what they decide, you can do just that.. ENEB Masters, get it evaluated, go towards Excelsior, TESU, UMPI or whatever institution that interests you and then finish the Bachelors there.