Amberton has recanted...half way at least...

[norema]

How's the Amberton grad program? That's another school we don't hear much about on this forum. I was looking at their Graduate Certificate programs for a while which is only 4 classes which sounded appealing to me.

I like their graduate program. Like any school or any professor, you have to get used to how they teach. We all are scared of change or of the unknown, and I vented before about what I thought was unfair teaching. However, now that I know how certain professor operate I know how accommodate to their way of teaching and succeed.

Amberton just started almost all of the graduate certificates that are offered. I was going to include 2 of them within my MA in Professional Development degree. However, they won't be offering 2 of the courses that I need next semester to graduate, so I'll just have completed 1 of them. I could finish my degree in May and take the other 2 classes to complete the 2nd certificate later, but I might just leave it alone and save myself $1350... yeah, I think I'd prefer to do that... I would at least graduate with the above degree, and a Human Resource Management graduate certificate. That'll do...