MBA on a budget


Mehiemeed

hello,
i want to pursue an MBA, however, i can only afford to pay ~15KUSD per total. And i wish to puruse this totally online.
I found out that there are two online fit: 1. MMU online MBA and 2. Keele online MBA.

what are your thoughts around those, appreciate the help
Thanks

hello,
i want to pursue an MBA, however, i can only afford to pay ~15KUSD per total. And i wish to puruse this totally online.
I found out that there are two online fit: 1. MMU online MBA and 2. Keele online MBA.

what are your thoughts around those, appreciate the help
Thanks
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Duncan

Take a look at the post on my profile page about alternatives to unaccredited schools. Keele recognition from none of the respected accreditation bodies. 

Take a look at the post on my profile page about alternatives to unaccredited schools. Keele recognition from none of the respected accreditation bodies. 
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Mehiemeed

Hello Duncan,
thanks for the feedback, another question i ask my self is what do i need with an MBA.
currently i have 14 years experience, i have an engineering degree, and worked around 7-8 years in managerial positions. the reason i do want to get an post graduate degree is that most of upper positions do require that. So my purse is not really for an education, because you can get that anywhere these days. 
my pursue here is for it to be on my CV and for me applying to upper jobs. 
I am also considering a MSC instead of MBA, which is cheaper. However, i still cannot understand the difference. if you can help me understand that too..
Thanks! 

Hello Duncan,<br>thanks for the feedback, another question i ask my self is what do i need with an MBA.<br>currently i have 14 years experience, i have an engineering degree, and worked around 7-8 years in managerial positions. the reason i do want to get an post graduate degree is that most of upper positions do require that. So my purse is not really for an education, because you can get that anywhere these days.&nbsp;<br>my pursue here is for it to be on my CV and for me applying to upper jobs.&nbsp;<br>I am also considering a MSC instead of MBA, which is cheaper. However, i still cannot understand the difference. if you can help me understand that too..<br>Thanks!&nbsp;
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Duncan

No peffect for your position but check out
Which MSc's are better than pre-experience 'Freshers' MBAs? www.find-mba.com/board/22783

Read my profile page to see how to book a consultation. Why freshers' MBAs are worse than MiM degrees from better schools http://www.find-mba.com/board/38133

No peffect for your position but check out<br>Which MSc's are better than pre-experience 'Freshers' MBAs?&nbsp;www.find-mba.com/board/22783
<div><br>Read my profile page to see how to book a consultation.&nbsp;</div><div>Why freshers' MBAs are worse than MiM degrees from better schools&nbsp;http://www.find-mba.com/board/38133</div>
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Duncan

No peffect for your position but check out
Which MSc's are better than pre-experience 'Freshers' MBAs? www.find-mba.com/board/22783

Read my profile page to see how to book a consultation. Why freshers' MBAs are worse than MiM degrees from better schools http://www.find-mba.com/board/38133

No peffect for your position but check out<br>Which MSc's are better than pre-experience 'Freshers' MBAs?&nbsp;www.find-mba.com/board/22783
<div><br>Read my profile page to see how to book a consultation.&nbsp;</div><div>Why freshers' MBAs are worse than MiM degrees from better schools&nbsp;http://www.find-mba.com/board/38133</div>
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Mehiemeed

Hello Duncan,
i have read your profile, its very useful. 
Are you saying MMU MBA is better than MSC ? 
i didnt understand no peffect, do you mean no perfect? 
the question i still have MBA or MSC?
thanks! 

ps i would love to do a consultation, however, i cannot afford it. 

Hello Duncan,<br>i have read your profile, its very useful.&nbsp;<br>Are you saying MMU MBA is better than MSC ?&nbsp;<br>i didnt understand no peffect, do you mean no perfect?&nbsp;<br>the question i still have MBA or MSC?<br>thanks!&nbsp;<br><br>ps i would love to do a consultation, however, i cannot afford it.&nbsp;
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Duncan

I mean that the article is not a perfect fit with your situation but it does make the point that an MSc from a much better school is often better than an MBA from a much worse school. However, I can't think of any online MSc programmes that are cheaper and better than the MMU MBA. 

I mean that the article is not a perfect fit with your situation but it does make the point that an MSc from a much better school is often better than an MBA from a much worse school. However, I can't think of any online MSc programmes that are cheaper and better than the MMU MBA.&nbsp;
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Mehiemeed

How about UICU iMSM?
i am already in the iMBA, i can change that major.
so its either MMU MBA or UICU iMSM or Aston MIM? What do you think?

How about UICU iMSM?<br>i am already in the iMBA, i can change that major.<br>so its either MMU MBA or UICU iMSM or Aston MIM? What do you think?
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Duncan

This really depends on your goals and the brand equity of those schools and degrees with your target employers. 

This really depends on your goals and the brand equity of those schools and degrees with your target employers.&nbsp;
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Mehiemeed

Thanks Duncan
my goal is to have a post grad degree. With cheapest price that is from a good school.
i can go for IMSM UIUC
or MSM Aston
or MBA MMU.
mmu is an OK school, buts its an MBA, although has a dissertation. 

so does Aston.

 

Thanks Duncan<br>my goal is to have a post grad degree. With cheapest price that is from a good school.<br>i can go for IMSM UIUC<br>or MSM Aston<br>or MBA MMU.<br>mmu is an OK school, buts its an MBA, although has a dissertation.&nbsp;<br><br>so does Aston.<br><br>&nbsp;
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laurie

I would suggest refining your goals. You can get a post-grad degree, for practically free, if that's you goal.

However, simply having a post-grad degree doesn't really do much other than those words on your CV. Instead, think about what industry you want to work in (or are working in), or the functional area ("I want to transition into accounting"), or the specific firms you want to work at. Knowing that can help you figure out which degree would be a better fit for you. 

I would suggest refining your goals. You can get a post-grad degree, for practically free, if that's you goal.<br><br>However, simply having a post-grad degree doesn't really do much other than those words on your CV. Instead, think about what industry you want to work in (or are working in), or the functional area ("I want to transition into accounting"), or the specific firms you want to work at. Knowing that can help you figure out which degree would be a better fit for you.&nbsp;
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