08-28-2018, 11:15 PM
Check out the accelerated Bachelor of Business Administration at Baker College if you are still looking. They are a RA non-profit based in Michigan. Baker accepts most ACE credits, to my surprise as I did not realize this until I decided to send my ACE transcript in to them.
The accelerated BBA program allows 48 elective credits, in which you can essentially transfer in any courses that are ACE recommended. I most of mine through Straighterline. Most of the General Education can be done through Straighterline as well, with the exception of Oral Communication which I could not find an equivalent for. I still need to transfer in a class that qualifies as Algebra II and Oral Communication, and still working with them on that.
The tuition is $400/credit, but only $270 if you have military affiliation. The curriculum is good, challenging but not to the point that it is a killer. Also, most of the professors are very cool people. Many work in the actual field where they are teaching and have a Master's or PhD.
I do believe the Major classes need to be taken at Baker, that is 6 courses with 4 credits each. These classes are more demanding than the 3 credit hour courses.
I think I will put a degree plan together for interested people, because Baker is actually a good school and they are very flexible with transfer credits.
The accelerated BBA program allows 48 elective credits, in which you can essentially transfer in any courses that are ACE recommended. I most of mine through Straighterline. Most of the General Education can be done through Straighterline as well, with the exception of Oral Communication which I could not find an equivalent for. I still need to transfer in a class that qualifies as Algebra II and Oral Communication, and still working with them on that.
The tuition is $400/credit, but only $270 if you have military affiliation. The curriculum is good, challenging but not to the point that it is a killer. Also, most of the professors are very cool people. Many work in the actual field where they are teaching and have a Master's or PhD.
I do believe the Major classes need to be taken at Baker, that is 6 courses with 4 credits each. These classes are more demanding than the 3 credit hour courses.
I think I will put a degree plan together for interested people, because Baker is actually a good school and they are very flexible with transfer credits.
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