Here is where I am now with my graduate school decision..

[ThatBankDude]

I would agree with that as well. If you're going to do the MBA, it's a bit of a moot point to get a BSBA as a second degree.

Wow, a 2:1 student:teacher ratio!  What an awesome opportunity to really gain knowledge from the professor!

I have heard from other students that courses have more students but no more than 5-7 students. I guess the first course they signed me up for didn't have many students. Only three students to start and now we are down to two but hey I'm not complaining I just read the material and do the assigned work. To be honest some courses will have a weekly zoom meeting/class (usually three hours long at night like from 6pm-9pm eastern standard time) and some courses won't. In the courses that do not have zoom meetings, your interaction will be through email with the professor if you have any questions or concerns. You will be doing a lot of self-learning overall but I believe most online programs are like that.

Most of the cheaper programs are going to be self-learning with very little classmate and Professor interaction. My MBA at SOSU was a lot of self-learning. My MS at Duke University is very high-touch interaction between my classmates and professors. Almost to the point you’d think it was an in-person program being delivered remotely.