University of Central Arkansas's Online Ph.D

[mohelena02]

@EducationSeeker, that's right - both MrPanda & smartdegree are correct, Texas Women's U is in fact co-ed.  Here are the details on their webpage, they've got most of the quick facts info on their About TWU page here https://twu.edu/about-twu/ | It's interesting they've got about 16.5K in student population of 89% Women and about 11% that are Men. 

Hmm, basically or coincidentally... It seems they focus on the same paths or subjects as WGU, Business, Education, Health/Nursing, Teaching, and have added "Liberal Arts & Sciences" in addition to those. TWU seems like a very good school in Texas and recognized nationally too. They've got a WIKI page here as well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Woma...University

@ifomonay, In regard to U of Cumberlands, that was just an inquiry to see what institutions or interests OP has for similar programs offered elsewhere and if they've started looking at more institutions.  I usually recommend a couple or three as main options and another two or three as backup options just in case the top 3 choices don't go through. 

@mohelena02, I think you've pretty much listed your top 3 choices and I believe the order is UCA, TWU, then South College.  Just curious, have you thought of completing the WGU MBA when you get a different position that has education assistance or reimbursement then decide to complete the PhD afterwards?  Or are you shooting that off the to do list completely?

@bjcheung77 - I will be going back to work with my old company which does not offer tuition reimbursement, so the likelihood of the MBA in the near future doesn't seem like it's going to happen. I want to save all my pennies to go toward my Ph.D. since I will be paying out of pocket (taking loans.) Looking for scholarships and anything I can find to help and assist with the financial burden.