is there any good business schools online?
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Start with your local community college for the lowest cost option to get the prerequisites out of the way. When you do with a business school major, check out the school by asking employers what their opinions are of the place you are considering. That way you are pre-interviewing at the same time.
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Yeah it's alright.\n\nbut here's the list of the best.\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/best.html\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/
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It looks like an online school is the best option
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Yes, there are some very good online colleges.  I am in the military and stationed overseas.  A lot of military members are completing their educations this way.\n\nYour degree will be recognized and you can use financial aid!\n\nI received my Bachelors Degree in 2004 this way.\n\nHere are a few Colleges I would recommend that offer online courses:\n\nUniversity of Maryland University College / Bowie State University\n\nUniversity of Oklahoma\n\nUniversity of Phoenix\n\nBest of luck on your pursuit of higher education!
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If you are not opposed to doing it online there is an MBA program at DeVry University.  Check out www.keller.edu
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There are several online marketing degree programs.  University of Phoenix has a very good one, but there are about 50 or so universities offering the program:\n\nhttp://www.elearners.com/online-degrees/marketing.htm\n\nHope this helps!
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University of Baltimore (www.UB.edu)has an online bachelors program in business and they are AACSB accredited. University of Maryland University College also has an online program in Business. www.umuc.edu
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Your question is best answered in two parts: First, I would strongly advise against pursuing an MBA online in the first place.  Unlike most academic pursuits, graduate study in business management and related fields requires participation in team projects, presentations before your peers, and intellectual intercourse with full and adjunct professors and your fellow students.  However convenient studying from home might appear, employers generally place no stock in online MBA programs.  Secondly, you must, if at all possible, emphasize the ranking of any school of business you're considering attending.  As superficial as rankings are, they are taken extremely seriously by American and European employers.  Simply put, the higher ranked MBA program you graduate, the more job options you will have upon graduation.\nAnd, no, it is not possible to follow my instructions for 10,000 US dollars.  I wish the news could be better, but you are far better off not negatively branding yourself as a graduate of a fly-by-night institution.  Unfortunately, in business, that is a stain that all the scrubbing in the world will not remove.
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Each city in Ireland has colleges with good business schools (check out some of the websites below).  Remeber though if you're coming to Ireland to study, Dublin is much more expensive to live in and you may be better off living in Limerick or Cork, which would be much cheaper.  I did my undergraduate bachelor of business in Limerick and would highly recommend it.   \n\nIf you are not too concerned about money or would like the opportunity to study in the capital city, I would recommend Dublin City University - world class campus & facilities, great lecturers. I did my Masters there & am currently researching my PhD there and frequently give undergraduate business tutorials.  I belive it to be a great Business school and we often have excellent Drs/Profs there who are widely published and renowned for their work.  We also often have visiting lecturers - just this month from places like Exeter, Harvard, etc.\n\nDublin - http://www.dcu.ie/\nLimerick - http://www.ul.ie/\nCork - http://:www.ucc.ie/\nGalway - http://:www.nuigalway.ie/
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/
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No respectible university will offer a PhD on-line.  It would be nearly impossible to get an academic job with an on-line degree.\n\nThe only good news for you is that most reputable PhD programs in business schools give financial aid to their PhD students in the form of fellowships, research assistantships and teaching assistantships.\n\nAt least 15 of the top 20 business schools are in the US.
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I don't know a direct answer..\n\nBut this webpage\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nhas most everything one would need to know about an MBA.\nYou may even be able to find a link to a distance learning program.
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I am not aware about any such online courses. however it is covered in many PG courses in MBA. i can recomend two of good institute i know \n\nthey are\nhttp://www.iimahd.ernet.in/programmes/programmes.htm\nand\nhttp://www.amaindia.org/eduction.html \n\nThere are tons of other institutes available.
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I am currently a full-time online student at AIB College of Business (Des Moines, IA).  I have found that it is great for a person with a difficult schedule.  You can do your work at any time of the day or night from the comfort of your own home.  I have also learned though, that a lot of the time you have to teach yourself many things, as there aren't a lot of lectures and teacher demonstrations.  But if you are good with learning on your own, I definitely recommend online college.
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The London Business school and Harvard Business school if you have good grades and are well rounded.oh and having money is a pus too since they're expensive. If you can get into these schools, the world is at your feet
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Yes,there are many better choices than UoP. If you are interested I would advise you to visit Degree Discussion (http://www.degreediscussion.com/forums/) there are lots of people there who can help you. There is a lot of bad things being said about UoP and the way it operates. There are cheaper and more reasonable Online Marketing programs.\nFor example :\nBaker College (http://www.bakercollegeonline.com/index.cfm/degreeonline-program)\n\nRegis University\n(http://www.mbaregis.com/degrees_mbamktg.asp)\n\nUniversity of North Alabama\n(http://www2.una.edu/business/mba/index.html)\nor\n(http://www.columbiasouthern.edu/UNA/programs/marketing.html)\n\nThere are plenty more..that are at least as "affordable" as UoP, One thing to make sure is that all Colleges and Universities you consider are Regionally Accredited (if In the USA). You may or may not choose to go for Professional Accreditation(AACSB) but that is more about choice then acceptability(please note the only Professionally Accredited school I listed was the University of North Alabama and they are not accredited by AACSB by the lesser known ACBSP.) I would really recommend the Degree Discussion message board, a lot of people who have vast distance learning(DL) experience.
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The Best place to do MBA is in USA and AUSTRALIA. May be USA is the best. Because USA is the No 1 position in business & Finance. So they have go the technologies in each and every feild especially in Business & IT.\n\nI not reccomond Distance Learning.