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I hated high school, but I loved college. I grew to appreciate my ability to learn. I made new friends and had a great balance of social life and school life.

This college has helped me with everything from financial planning and tuition, to career planning and placement

Pros: Ease of attendance, flexible schedule, very affordable MBA program Cons: None

FAU has a very competitive cost for the MBA program. They have a very attentive staff dedicated to the MBA students. We have access to our own facilities. The enrollment process is very easy.

The pros of this graduate program are incredible flexibility to pursue as much or as little as you can handle. The flexible MBA has allowed me to maintain a full-time job. The cons are low school credibility nationally and limited coursework when it comes to specific concentrations.

The graduate business program at Florida Atlantic University has thus far proven to be a rich, valuable experience. All of the professors are experienced individuals and for the most part are passionate about their profession and willing to share their diverse experiences and insight with students. I have found that with the online courses, some professors tend to be disengaged, provided limited support, and do not have adequate availability to answer student questions.

The program is more affordable than others in the area and offers equal or greater flexibility in the the completion time and individual commitment required for completion. However, course offerings are sometimes limited.

The pros of the graduate progrom is that it is very felxifble for working professiona seeing that it is offered on line. The program itself is one in the state and country that offeres a major fully geared towards Forensic Accountant. The staff support is amazing. The cons of this program to me is the cost of tuition. which is a little higher compeared to other universities within the state.

The program is not as competitive as other Music Business graduate programs, but provides you with a solid foundation and understanding of the industry. As with most industry jobs, it is up to you to get your foot in the door if you want to work for a major.

I feel I was well prepared for what to expect and what is expected of me as a graduate student. This is definitely a good investment that I'm sure will pay off in the long run!

If you want a general mba, you can easily find classes. Once you are looking to specialize in a field the elective classes are scarce. There are also few classes offered in the morning at the graduate level for those who work evenings and on weekends. There are many helpful teachers that are will help you at school and over the Internet.