American Military University
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Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
AMU was a challenge. My wife and I both received undergraduate degrees in Management and believe it AMU has contributed directly to our success. I work full time managing IT projects and my wife owns and operates a facility management company. The skills and knowledge we have gained has helped with our careers and my wife with her business. More importantly it has helped my wife with her employees. The degree is what you make. Anyone can cheat regardless where they go to school, but if you wish to gain from your experience you take the time to read the text books and do the assignments. I use to be able to wing it in some of my classes in the past because I could just listen to the instructor. Taking classes on line is more difficult if you take the time to learn. The most challenging part for me was actually reading the entire text book for each class.