Schools with very good reputation and good transfer policy?

[karehiro]

I'm gonna be emailing Nichols College since I'm interested in both their program and UMPI's BABA PM concentration. My future plans include law school/MBA from a brick and mortar university so one of my questions will be whether we receive a letter grade for courses or whether its a pass/fail model like WGU. I can't go to a school with a pass/fail model since it doesn't look good for LSAC (the organization for all ABA law schools) and won't help me.

If it is graded, then I assume we'd be eligible for Latin honors on graduation.

I'll also ask whether the rest of the 90 credits can be comprised of SDC/Straighterline so long as you have the 24 RA credits. Apparently the reason why there's not much info on this program is because it started during the pandemic in 2020. I wouldn't be surprised if they're still figuring things out and may have more options in the future related to business.

UMPI gives letter grades and Latin Honors. The Latin Honors are also printed on the diploma from UMPI.

Yup, that's definitely why UMPI was the other option for me, and would be a great choice. In fact that's the school that's currently my #1 option. I've heard though that there's a lot of essays, and while I'm not adverse to that, I am naturally better and faster on tests and memorization. I'd wanna know how Nichols differs from UMPI, if they do at all.

Regardless it seems like these two are the most affordable and best online CBE options that I know of that come from brick and mortar universities.

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I was specifically looking for ACE. That could be why I couldn't find anything. I wonder what college they partnered with to complete the gen ed reqs. There's no way to click on the FAQs of the PDF I shared.

I also wonder which CBE college they're using for the gen eds. There aren't a lot of CBE schools out there.

I'm gonna be emailing Nichols College since I'm interested in both their program and UMPI's BABA PM concentration. My future plans include law school/MBA from a brick and mortar university so one of my questions will be whether we receive a letter grade for courses or whether its a pass/fail model like WGU. I can't go to a school with a pass/fail model since it doesn't look good for LSAC (the organization for all ABA law schools) and won't help me.

If it is graded, then I assume we'd be eligible for Latin honors on graduation.

I'll also ask whether the rest of the 90 credits can be comprised of SDC/Straighterline so long as you have the 24 RA credits. Apparently the reason why there's not much info on this program is because it started during the pandemic in 2020. I wouldn't be surprised if they're still figuring things out and may have more options in the future related to business.

Awesome! Let us know what you find out.

Definitely, will do! Actually I'll just start a new thread for Nichols just we can consolidate all the info we find for everyone as well.