I just graduated from UOP with my associates in business and it is expensive. At the associates level I was paying about $2,000 every nine weeks two classes at a time. I am transferring all of my credits to American Public University for my bachelor degree which is cheaper than my associates at UOP was. APU is $750 a class which is exactly ...

APU will accept all of my credits from UOP!!!!!!!! $750.00 per class and free books, cool,cool,cool, I even get to pick my own instructors for each of my classes. I have never heard of this before but then again I have lived a sheltered life at Axia. I have decided on the BBA and will probably be starting in Oct. or Nov. ...

Absolutely!!!!!!!!!!!! I really like this forum, the information found on these boards is priceless. Hey, if it wasn't for you guys I probably wouldn't be looking at other schools right now. This site is a life saver when it comes to information about online schools. Just in the last couple of weeks I have learned so much, and for ...

All positive feedback, great. I just sent them my transcipts. The UOP credits cost me a small fortune. It would be a shame if i could not apply them. I am keeping my fingers crossed.

 I still requested information from them. I am still trying to figure out how the whole process works, and did not realize that you actually have to sometimes apply to get the whole process moving forward as far as information goes. I am just now figuring out that "applying" does not mean "committing".  What I like ...

I am also taking a close look at Columbia College, they both seem to be good schools.

I talked with a representative from APU today about transfering all of my 60 credits from Axia and he sounded very positive that I would be able to transfer all of them . The price for a bachelor degree in business at APU is half the cost of UOP and even less than my associates was from Axia. Any students currently attending APU? or ...

WOW, just got off the phone with Peru State and the lady was not helpful at all. She pretty much told me that all of the information was on the WEB site, to fill out the app and send them my transcripts and that was it. When I started to ask her specific questions she once again reminded me that all of the information I needed was on the site, not ...

I have also requested info from Bellevue, Charter Oaks, and American Public University. From the info that I have gotten from all of you these are all good schools.

So you go to Bellevue Cajun, how do you like it? I have seen Bellevue on my tuition reimbursement list. This could be one of the schools that I look into. I took a quick look at some of their bachelor business programs and I see they have "group' learning. What are some of the pros and cons about Bellevue?

donald11: As far as whether your associates degree will transfer, I don't know.  You'll have to ask them.  Here is some info from their website:  54-hour curriculum may be completed part-time in 3 years, or full-time in 2 years Recent BBA graduates may need as few as 30 hours: up to 24 hours may be waived by excellent ...

SteveFoerster: Well, if you've decided that Sustainability Management isn't as important after all, and a normal Bachelor's in Management or Business Administration would be fine, then you may want to look at some bargains from the Midwest: Nebraska's Peru State College Missouri's Columbia CollegeKansas's Fort Hays State ...

donald11:If your interested Steve, the University of Houston has online program where you can get your BSBA and your MBA in 5 years instead of the customary 6.  However, you must get your bachelors degree from them in order to shave off the extra year. Thanks for the feedback and the recommendations!!!!!!!!! So if I went into the program ...