O.P Jindal Changes Prices on Some Masters

[collegecareerstudent]

@collegecareerstudent, What is the pacing like? How many classes can you take at the same time and how long do you have to complete each class? (Obviously this will change since they are shortening the program, but I am just trying to get an idea here.)

It was easy to manage. There are videos and readings, but if you focus on the quizzes and written assignments, it's easily doable.

[wow]

@collegecareerstudent, What is the pacing like? How many classes can you take at the same time and how long do you have to complete each class? (Obviously this will change since they are shortening the program, but I am just trying to get an idea here.)

It was easy to manage. There are videos and readings, but if you focus on the quizzes and written assignments, it's easily doable.

Thanks for the answer. I've been eyeing this one for while.

[nikithewise]

@collegecareerstudent, What is the pacing like? How many classes can you take at the same time and how long do you have to complete each class? (Obviously this will change since they are shortening the program, but I am just trying to get an idea here.)

It was easy to manage. There are videos and readings, but if you focus on the quizzes and written assignments, it's easily doable.

Thanks for the answer. I've been eyeing this one for while.

Do they accept credit transfer?

[FireMedic_Philosopher]

@collegecareerstudent, What is the pacing like? How many classes can you take at the same time and how long do you have to complete each class? (Obviously this will change since they are shortening the program, but I am just trying to get an idea here.)

It was easy to manage. There are videos and readings, but if you focus on the quizzes and written assignments, it's easily doable.

Thanks for the answer. I've been eyeing this one for while.

Do they accept credit transfer?

Going out on a limb and saying "no" for three reasons.
1) programs already getting cheaper.
2) programs are in another nation
3) programs are already getting shorter

[newdegree]

The university has a pretty cool-looking diploma. For some reason, I like vertical diplomas, although mine are all horizontal.

[FireMedic_Philosopher]

I know it is likely a minor point. But I worry about how the weird name of the place might be viewed on a resume.

Looking at their MA in security and international relations. Cheap and with an indo Pacific focus

[Jonathan Whatley]

I know it is likely a minor point. But I worry about how the weird name of the place might be viewed on a resume.

Looking at their MA in security and international relations. Cheap and with an indo Pacific focus

It looks to me like "Jindal Global University" is a short form used legitimately if not officially. (Jindal University would not be unambiguous. Jindal Global is the university in Sonipat in Haryana state. There's a separate "O.P. Jindal University" in Raigarh in Chhattisgarh state.)

[wow]

I don't understand. What's weird about the name? "Global"?

[Jonathan Whatley]

I don't understand. What's weird about the name? "Global"?

A person's first and middle name abbreviations at the start of the university name is unusual, and the long formal name "O.P. Jindal Global (Institution of Eminence Deemed To Be University)" is unusual to American ears.

[wow]

I don't understand. What's weird about the name? "Global"?

A person's abbreviation at the start of the university name is unusual, and the long formal name "O.P. Jindal Global (Institution of Eminence Deemed To Be University)" is unusual to American ears.

Interesting. The OP doesn't strike me funny but I am also used to interacting with people from European universities with names that look like alphabet soup (because They include a bunch of initials, not because they are from another language). I guess the other part looks weird, but I've never had an employer ask for my diploma, and I don't think I've seen anyone add the (Institution of Eminence Deemed To Be University) on their LinkedIn.