Will Saylor's MBA program be nationally or regionally accredited in the future?

[bjcheung77]

I read somewhere that UoPeople was going to honor degrees as RA dating back to 2021. If I am not mistaken.

That's great if it does happen, but as again, they're NA until the institution proactively updates the diploma and record/transcripts for the student. Only then it will be noted as RA...

Does the Florida licence have any credit?

Can you realistically still list this as an MBA? Or is it essentially ‘worthless’ aside from self-learning (at this current point in time for academics +/- employment)?

Post #2 Pro Bro.

That post doesn’t quite answer the question with regards to utility other than a generalised statement.

I mentioned it's unaccredited, that's all it's going to be needed anywhere in the world. If you think the unaccredited degree is worth, be my guest... It's all personal preference, it's just that the MBA isn't recognized until it's accredited by anyone. You can call yourself a MBA but people won't accept it. That's what unaccredited means, it's not ENEB level yet as it can be evaluated as equivalent.