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LSUS does not have an oncampus MBA program. Employers will assume an MBA from LSUS is an online MBA by default. Does this not worry anyone? Is LSUS considering opening an oncampus MBA program soon?

For the last 1.5 years almost all MBA programs (and many of the offices of those employers) have been online. Any stigma that existed about online classes that existed (and I don't think that stigma has been widespread since many many years ago) is gone.

The stigma tended to me more related to the quality of the online schools that existed compared to "standard" B&M college. That still exists to some extent. LSUS is won't have the same cache as a MBA from a top tier school, because, lets be honest, it isn't a top tier school... not because it is an online school.

Do you think any employer will looks down on a candidate that earned a MBA from Harvard over the last year and a half because they had to do so online? I don't.

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Posted on 6/6/21 at 8:17 pm to IzzyD

I’ve seen mixed reviews on Kungu. Would you recommend him over Wyatt and McLaughin?

I’ve read that it’s pretty much self taught but I’d appreciate any suggestions to make at least a B in the course.

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Posted by Oates Mustache

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Posted on 1/13/22 at 10:33 am to IzzyD

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The stigma tended to me more related to the quality of the online schools that existed compared to "standard" B&M college. That still exists to some extent

The LSUS MBA is accreditated by the AACSB and that has to carry some weight right?

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