Robert Cavelier University Journey

[ThatBankDude]

@thatbankdude I'm well aware of the difference...a bit condescending on your end...we're all college grads here.....

My point was that so called non-profits do in fact make a profit...after all staff need to be paid and the lights need to stay on and new buildings need to be built etc etc.

This is the school charging sub $1000 for 30 credits is being painted as the cash grabber when "non-profits" charge $1000 for a single credit....

The thing is I've been on this forum long enough to understand accredidation, NA, RA, for-profit, non-profit, pricing etc etc.

$1000 for 30 graduate credits will be a steal if it works put how I think it was....

RCU is not a mill, its a school working toward accredation...I've been in the US education system since 2011...started with CIE...then I went to Ashworth, then Penn Foster etc etc thats 13 years....I started not knowing anything to now knowing about institutional and programatic accredation providers, alt credit sources, evaluations etc etc and my point is I think I can discern a cash grab operation from a school trying to be legit....

Yes its unaccredited, yes its for profit, yes it has ties to non-US universities but its still a legit school....a school having a $1620 MBA giving $1000 scholaships for 12 months of tuition with a mission to 'make eudcation affordable' dosent scream cash grab for me....

Aside from RA or NA, I generally recommend programmatic accredited programs from AACSB, ACBSP, IACBE, EQUIS, or AMBA. These programs have at least undergone some sort of process to show their quality.