Diploma Size Change?

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The bachelor's degree limits schools have isn't due to financial aid. Nothing to do with that at all. There comes a point where you have to move forward with your education and that is why they push you towards grad school. Excelsior flat out wouldn't allow me to complete a second bachelor's degree after I completed my BLS at UMPI. They would only allow me in their MBA program. I didn't want their MBA program which I find to be expensive compared to other schools. I did my MBA at Amberton and their MBA programs are concentrated on specific areas such as Project Management and Strategic Leadership. I didn't have to repeat any of my undergrad courses either which was awesome. I would have repeated a ton of my business undergrad courses in EU's MBA program. I know in undergrad you learn the theories and as a grad you apply the theories, but I had literally just finished my degree and didn't want to repeat courses I just paid good money for and in CBE programs you do have to apply the theories to prove your competent. You don't just regurgitate facts back like you do in traditional programs.

I had to take an extra business course that was not a requirement for my Major and Concentration. My academic advisor gave me some options and I got to choose which one I took.