i like the program but i read many places that the program requires too much writing/term papers and so forth.
Now i am in dillemma , i am gonna put up all this hard work , i might as well go for regional accredited or AACSB school . Anyone taking MBA course at Andrew jackson ? please give me your honest feedback.
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I’m currently with AJU for my MBA. It’s surely a rigorous and demanding program. Yes, it is true that you have to write tons of paper yet need to pass exams (mid and final are close-book proctored exams). You need to write around 50 short essays (300 words min, preferably around 500 to 600 words) as well as one major term paper of around 4,000 words in length per course. That would be 150 short essays and 3 major term papers with total min 87,000 word per semester if you choose to take 3 courses per semester.
I’m with them only because I get the tuition sponsorship so that the tuition is practically free. Money is a big constraint for me to pursue my educational dream. In one side, it was such a relief that I could get quality education for free, but as you’ve heard a lot, the program is not a walk in a park.
If you decide to jump in the band wagon, I strongly recommend you to
start quickly, never procrastinate , because you can’t afford to lose even a single day. I almost failed to meet the end semester deadline and have to get through sleepless nights to catch up. In fact, based on my observation, out of 16 students in class only 2 managed to finish on time. Sure you can ask for extension, but that would double your load for the next semester.
I managed to get three A’s for my first semester but unsure if I could do the same for next semesters.
Hope that helps!