Yet another unaccredited institution aligned with an accredited one
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I was actually surprised, but glad, to see that Wisconsin International University, for all the bad things that have been said in other forums, have an apparent articulation agreement with NA Schiller International University:

http://www.wiu-usa.edu/

"Wisconsin International University has an agreement with Schiller International University which has campuses in Florida (USA), England, France, Germany, Spain and Switzerland. Students from WIU may transfer their credits to any of these locations."

I admit that while the naming of the school is odd (considering the home office is in Florida and there is already an FIU) and the fact that the website is rather amateurish it's good to see this and I hope we can see more of it.

One of the most promising scenarios I've seen to date is Henderson State University will consider applicants with unaccredited degrees. This is most promising because HSU's business degrees are AACSB accredited and they now offer a 100% online MBA. The price: $12,000 (all-inclusive, minus textbooks). To me, THAT'S a steal!

http://www.hsu.edu/content.aspx?id=725

"An applicant from an unaccredited college who has satisfactory grades and a satisfactory program of undergraduate work may be admitted with an entrance condition of twelve semester hours. The student may remove this condition by earning a 3.00 grade point average on these twelve hours. If he/she presents acceptable graduate credit from another accredited graduate school, the twelve-hour requirement may be reduced by the amount of such credit."

Side note: It would seem, however, that HSU's online MBA does not yet have AACSB approval.

From Troy, to Henderson, to Ohio State, to Alcorn State, to Liberty, to Regent, to Idaho, to Seattle Pacific, to Michigan, to Cleveland State, to Auburn, to a handful in Oregon, to Indiana, the list goes on.. I'm glad to see there are acceptance for those people, myself included, who went against the grain, found a LEGITIMATE, bargain priced unaccredited institution* and went with it. I've had a much better, and more positive, experience than my time at AIU, Grantham, and Ashworth (combined).

*Louisiana Baptist University
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Tom Selleck's Stunt Double Wrote:I was actually surprised, but glad, to see that Wisconsin International University, for all the bad things that have been said in other forums, have an apparent articulation agreement with NA Schiller International University:

http://www.wiu-usa.edu/

"Wisconsin International University has an agreement with Schiller International University which has campuses in Florida (USA), England, France, Germany, Spain and Switzerland. Students from WIU may transfer their credits to any of these locations."

I admit that while the naming of the school is odd (considering the home office is in Florida and there is already an FIU) and the fact that the website is rather amateurish it's good to see this and I hope we can see more of it.

One of the most promising scenarios I've seen to date is Henderson State University will consider applicants with unaccredited degrees. This is most promising because HSU's business degrees are AACSB accredited and they now offer a 100% online MBA. The price: $12,000 (all-inclusive, minus textbooks). To me, THAT'S a steal!

http://www.hsu.edu/content.aspx?id=725

"An applicant from an unaccredited college who has satisfactory grades and a satisfactory program of undergraduate work may be admitted with an entrance condition of twelve semester hours. The student may remove this condition by earning a 3.00 grade point average on these twelve hours. If he/she presents acceptable graduate credit from another accredited graduate school, the twelve-hour requirement may be reduced by the amount of such credit."

Side note: It would seem, however, that HSU's online MBA does not yet have AACSB approval.

From Troy, to Henderson, to Ohio State, to Alcorn State, to Liberty, to Regent, to Idaho, to Seattle Pacific, to Michigan, to Cleveland State, to Auburn, to a handful in Oregon, to Indiana, the list goes on.. I'm glad to see there are acceptance for those people, myself included, who went against the grain, found a LEGITIMATE, bargain priced unaccredited institution* and went with it. I've had a much better, and more positive, experience than my time at AIU, Grantham, and Ashworth (combined).

*Louisiana Baptist University

Good find!
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