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Online college is what you make of it. You will never get the personal touch that you would at a brick and mortar campus. It is on you to do the reading and teach yourself. Time management is also on you. If you expect anything else, online school is not for you, no matter if it is Grantham or any other institution. I graduated in two years with an MBA taking one course at a time, using either TA or paying out of pocket. The fact that Grantham prices courses at $250/hr for military is nice. There's... Read More also a scholarship for active military that you can get once per calendar year that takes care of another course. The professors were hit or miss. Like every online school, these are "collateral duty" professors that are doing it as a side gig. Some were very involved with discussions, feedback, etc and others weren't. As noted above though, friends at other schools had similar experiences. Like some others have mentioned, I went through a number of student advisors; I think I was on number 5 by the time I graduated. Nothing was ever lost in a transition though, and I only really used them to answer a logistical question here or there or process my TA forms. In all, I learned some good information and got an MBA for a very affordable cost. Lastly, Grantham is nationally, not regionally accredited, meaning if you aren't sure you want to take it to the end, I would not go here because credits won't transfer. However, this information is readily available and advertised; if you are surprised by this when you go to transfer, it is your fault for not researching your school.

Strayer University's Online MBA program is an excellent choice for working adults with a myriad of personal obligations. I found the classes thought-provoking, challenging, accommodating of my schedule, and supportive of my career objectives. The instructors were highly engaging and I amassed a wealth of knowledge from the contributions of my fellow classmates. My degree has catapulted me into a managerial position that I may not have been afforded otherwise. I would highly recommend Strayer University... Read More to anyone looking to further their education.

I compared the curriculum of the FlexPath MBA program to other schools across U.S.A. over a few months. The evaluation of most schools led me back to Capella University. The customer value proposition of curriculum, online-learning, self-pacing to complete each course, the tuition rate, financial aid, and the positions held by graduates across the country more than suggested that Capella's program was the right choice. The FlexPath program leverages life experience to complete each course; most assignments... Read More were completed as if a boss tasked me to write a paper for decision support. FP MBA program applies relevant academic perspective with public perspective to solve business problems. Most assignments offer instant takeaways to put into practice; I can debate with confidence with other MBA's in the market. I am being interviewed for roles because of the BBA/MBA mix and respectable grades. If you're seeking an MBA, yet have time and budget limitations, Capella U FlexPath MBA program will position you over 12-18 months to raise your market value.

Florida State University's online MBA program has been good thus far. I am in my third semester and will be half way done by the end of this current semester. Taking FSU's MBA courses online has allowed me more flexibility for my other endeavors while providing a diverse method of learning, including textbook readings, PowerPoints, recorded classes, and group assignments. Taking classes online is much easier these days and Florida State University makes their online MBA program simple to stay on... Read More track.

I am a UC Berkeley graduate (2015) who returned to school at 40. I needed to move forward, and there was zero chance I was going to spend $50K - $100K+ for an MBA. I did a lot of researching and ultimately chose Grantham University. I received a ton of support, I was called all the time by my advisor to make sure I was OK, my emails and issues were resolved quickly, and I never had an real problem. I was able to do a compressed MBA in 1 year, and it was perfect for my needs and scope. People who... Read More do this kind of online degree program have to be mature, disciplined, self-starting, and organized. The bad reviews come from students who are not mature or academically ready to ensure their own academic success, and are blaming the University for their own failures. I highly recommend Grantham- BUT, you have to drive yourself, make yourself study, read the books, and get your value out of your educational process. No place for kids or whiners.

I enrolled at Cardinal Stritch University as a student of the Master of Business Administration program. I was attracted to the MBA program’s educational values and learning outcomes. Specifically, the focus on people, planet, and profit. The program prepared me to become a leader in my workplace and find opportunities to improve myself and my employer’s business practices. The Cardinal Stritch University MBA program prepared me to become a creative leader and develop my business skills for my career.... Read More I was impressed by the admission counselors, professors, and students in the program. Everyone was positive and encouraging of one another. Advancing through the program I was amazed by the genuine care Cardinal Stritch University staff has for their students. The professors aspired us to succeed in the program and I learned much from their extensive business experience. The program coursework was educational and a robust curriculum. Topics such as management, finance, accounting, marketing, statistics, operations, and leadership were covered in the program. I greatly enjoyed my experience with the Cardinal Stritch University MBA program. Everyone was professional and motivated to learn and enhance their skills. I highly recommend the Cardinal Stritch University MBA program.