University of California - Davis online MBA

[nyvrem]

https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/online-mba

[dfrecore]

$105k. Why are you posting this? I'm always curious when people just post stuff on the forum with no explanation of why they think it's pertinent.

[nyvrem]

$105k. Why are you posting this? I'm always curious when people just post stuff on the forum with no explanation of why they think it's pertinent.

KIV and for future reference for people who might be interested in an online MBA from a top Uni.

would show up when they search for it.

inb4 its so expensive something something i can buy a house with that!

[ss20ts]

$105k. Why are you posting this? I'm always curious when people just post stuff on the forum with no explanation of why they think it's pertinent.

For that kind of money why not shoot for Harvard, Princeton, one of the ivies where the degree with their name on it and the networking will open doors that UC Davis just won't open? I just can't see any of the users on here ever going for an MBA that costs $105K.

[freeloader]

$105k. Why are you posting this? I'm always curious when people just post stuff on the forum with no explanation of why they think it's pertinent.

For that kind of money why not shoot for Harvard, Princeton, one of the ivies where the degree with their name on it and the networking will open doors that UC Davis just won't open? I just can't see any of the users on here ever going for an MBA that costs $105K.

Yeah, I agree with that. For right around the same $100k price point, I could get a University of Illinois MBA (with Coursera), an Indiana University Master’s in Accounting (with EdX), AND a DBA from Marshall University.  Granted, I don’t want to spend $100k more on education, but still. I also understand there are people who would want live, online courses, but not me. Why not just attend in-person at that point?

UC Davis is a fine school, but I don’t think the brand is strong enough to justify that type of money. I am curious about the whole “stem-designated” degree thing that is splashed over the site in multiple locations. It looks like that allows people who come to the US on student visas to work longer after completing their degree than would normally be the case. Perhaps that is part of why the sticker price is so high?

[dfrecore]

$105k. Why are you posting this? I'm always curious when people just post stuff on the forum with no explanation of why they think it's pertinent.

For that kind of money why not shoot for Harvard, Princeton, one of the ivies where the degree with their name on it and the networking will open doors that UC Davis just won't open? I just can't see any of the users on here ever going for an MBA that costs $105K.

Yeah, I agree with that. For right around the same $100k price point, I could get a University of Illinois MBA (with Coursera), an Indians University Master’s in Accounting (with EdX), AND a DBA from Marshall University.  Granted, I don’t want to spend $100k more on education, but still. I also understand there are people who would want live, online courses, but not me. Why not just attend in-person at that point?

UC Davis is a fine school, but I don’t think the brand is strong enough to justify that type of money. I am curious about the whole “stem-designated” degree thing that is splashed over the site in multiple locations. It looks like that allows people who come to the US on student visas to work longer after completing their degree than would normally be the case. Perhaps that is part of why the sticker price is so high?

UC Davis is well-known for some programs - their Vet school is THE best in the country.  But their business school? I don't think so!

[datby98]

its so expensive something something i can buy a house with that!

I have seen similar programs before. Those are for celebrities' social and getting a diploma as the side effect. Some got married to billionaire classmates through such programs.