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| Total Grad Surveys | 4 | | Females | 1 | | Males | 3 | | Avg years at University | 2.0 |
| | | | | | At first I didn't know what to expect from Bellevue University. I had seen the advertisements and wasn't too impressed but everyone at work recommended them. I came from a traditional four year university for my bachelors so this "online" stuff seemed far away. I have to tell you, from day one of my inquiry online I was contacted within a day and treated like a king. The gentleman on the phone was knowledgeable about the expectations of the program (MBA:Marketing) and was able to provide me with a class by class synopsis. I was curious about the job placement after graduation for alumni. He informed me that this was hard to track as 98% of their graduate students are currently enrolled. So, that makes sense that a statistic on this wouldn't make sense and be biased. For someone from the University to tell a prospective student this really help with my buy in. I applied to several other schools in the area (Creighton, UNO) and decided on BU because classes were at night, online and the cost was cheaper than both of the other schools. UNO has low tuition but their fees are outrageous. Creighton...you pay for the name. It is funny how Creighton uses text books written by BU faculty!! | | Oct 02 2008 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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I took an MBA online while working a 32 hour/week schedule. While the work load was generally challenging and occasionally intimidating, it was possible to manage as long as you maintained a consistent presence.
I was working as the finance manager of a small company while working toward an MBA in accounting, which supports my undergraduate BS in Business Administration. The coursework was directly applicable to my very "real world" experiences, and much of what I learned was in fact applied to my work. I did not find the coursework to be too basic, but rather built upon my undergrad degree.
In general, the instructors were amazingly available. There were very few delays of even one day between an emailed question and the response, and on those few occasions when my (ostensibly incorrect) response to a quiz question was supportable, the instructors did not hesitate to reconsider their position and issue credit... except for one time when the instructor provided further instruction to remove some of the excess bone from my head. If you are tough enough to take an online degree (and it's not for everyone, by any means), I wholeheartedly recommend Bellevue. The course content and low credit hour cost is a great bargain! | | Jun 09 2004 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | THis was the best educational experience I've ever had -- and I've been to a LOT of schools. If they offered the PhD program there, I would have stayed. The faculty are incredibly supportive and fair. I HIGHLY recommend their graduate programs. | | May 20 2003 | Business - Management and Administration | | Female Leadership in Organizations: A Field Study |
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CampusExplorer.com: Bellevue University
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