WGU Review (My experience)

[rebel100]

SL=Straighterline

I'm really surprised that they let you start the MBA program there without making sure that you had the core courses you needed. Most MBA programs that I have looked at require 7-9 core courses if you don't have a business degree (econ, finance, accounting, marketing, management, statistics, etc.).

I would definitely recommend at the very least watching videos on the subject, if not taking full classes in accounting. That would be a difficult subject to jump in at because there are so many assumptions about knowing the foundations of it.

One of the great things about WGU's MBA is that while they do require some business leadership, they do not have a pre-req core. It's one of the reasons I chose them over Chadron.