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Date: Apr 14 2006
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
Before Cambridge College (M.Ed Management 41 credits) had a BA from a WSC State college ( Very political college, teaching by intimidation) in Mass had very low GPA., but was working in computer field (self taught). Worked contract for HP, IBM was making below AVERAGE PAY. Worked for the largest computer OEM manufacture as a project engineer 1999 than was promoted to Manager after confirmation of my Cambridge College Management M.Ed degree ( Great Grades). Was later recruited and relocated by Sony for high volume manufacturing Sony (Manager). Confirmation of my Masters degree allowed me to negotiate a $90,000 salary in 2000. Later worked contract at GE as a Project Manager and Telecommunications Manager cleared over $100,000 a year.

With my 4 year BA Westfield State Degree my pay was $20,000. 3 years later after my Masters from Cambridge I was making $90,000. Cambridge college does not use conventional grading they have a pass fall system and there phillosphy on learning was to inspire creativity and honesty. It restored my faith in the education system.

Cambridge College helped me build confidence. I learned character and what I was capable of when i believed in myself. Cambridge College is a adult college and treated me with respect and dignity (nontraditional learning). The team building with other adult professional instilled confidence and pride and helped me believe that any goal is achievable. I did a thesis on Management Information Systems and later applied the theories to real world application.

Have taken additional graduate course at other Universities (great grades) and future goal will be to complete PhD in Educational Technology

Expensive School but worth every penny if you are a creative thinker and do not blindly accept forced opinions, but require actual facts or experts with real world knowledge than consider this school.

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It's great to feel good about yourself but sad if you can't spell correctly, especially after receiving a Master's degree. I recently dealt with an individual that graduated with an M.Ed. from Cambridge College and they can't write a simple outline.

Unfortunately CC seems to be among the variety of schools offering "Higher Education" and awarding Master's degrees to individuals whose skills simply pale in comparison to their peers from other institutions. Admissions requirements are laughable, graduation rates are pathetic, and there are questions about academic integrity throughout the program.

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