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Out of all of the programs you presented, I’d pick SNHU. It had the most affordable option per credit hour, and the option for the CFP and accelerated programs is a bonus for those wishing to seek a finance degree. Great video!
@@mj.sanchez2196 I did like 14 classes in total, the English classes, Intro to IT, both history classes, art history, Intro to psych, Ancient Greek philosophers etc, there’s so many to list. Definitely check it out, it was one of the best investments I’ve ever made, by now I’ve saved well over the $10,000 mark. My advisor had given me a list of all the classes I could take that they’d accept that was part of my program.
Great review of some of the best online finance programs. Appreciate the detailed analysis. As my bull fighting career is starting to wind down, I'm thinking about going into high finance. I like the idea of Purdue"s accelerated program. Sure hope I win the August scholarship. Thanks.
Great and detailed video as always . Purdue's accelerated Master's degree option make it a winner for me. Wonder if u can choose a different Master degree with this option or if it has to be in Finance.
Doing umgc global bc of the in state tuition. Many jobs that have tuition reimbursement might even pay for you to go 100% free according to my classmates.
For active duty military, Purdue Global, SNHU, and University of Maryland Global give significant discounts, enough to be covered by Tuition Assistance.
SNHU defenetaly the cheapest, you get tutoring along with the tuition, it is needed for SNHU writing heavy weekly discussion and essay. Basically you pay zero tuition of you use its tutoring to the fullest, cause tutoring is expensive hourly.
Why is WGU not included? Way less expensive, and you can actually accelerate your degree. I'm talking about finishing is half the time it would take to graduate from the universities you listed.
I'm an international student doing my BS in finance at Purdue Global. Here's my opinion about the university... I think that it's a good school, we only have class once a week. However, we do have lots of reading and homework. I'm not gonna lie, completing the reading takes 2-3 hours, and completing the homework takes about the same time. This is the case if you only take one class, but if you take 2 classes, then the workload doubles. The professors are also nice, and they do care about your education. The only downside of the school is that it used to be Kaplan University. However, since Purdue acquired Kaplan, the reputation it's been improving. All my classmates care about their education, and I really like the fact, that it's a university for working adults. So far I don't regret enrolling in the school.
Q: What if you decide to switch to a brick n mortar school are there limitations with the transfer of credits with any of these online Universities? Which university wins on this topic?
Does Purdue Global take 4 years to complete for Bachelor in Accounting? I do have a history of 2-years in college but for Mathematics. Would that reduce the time I can graduate from Purdue Global?
Hey! I was going through the process and getting information about all and they do allow credits to be transferred it just depends like most Universities what will satisfy their courses in regarrds to what you have already taken
None of these are what I would call the best online college. All these are corporate private schools, do you received referrals from these schools? There are many state schools that beat all these in all areas and criteria. There are 10 schools in my state alone that have undergraduate and graduate tuition of $200 to $250 per credit hr 100% online. I would never attend a corporate private school. You didn't mention university of Maine, FAU, University of florida, University of Central Florida, Georgia Southern, Wgu, GSW, Missouri State, Texas State. All these are way cheaper the you mentioned 100% online and very respected and have long standing accreditation over a 100 years.
@@nicholasummel7867 First of all, What state do you live in. Find out who runs the university system in your state. In my state, it's University system of Georgia. They run all the colleges in the state. It's all about cost here, you want instate schools with 100% online degrees. I always start at my local community colleges, then work up to my state 4yr university. Basically I'm looking for online degree in demand fields, accounting, IT, healthcare and business. Many of them have bachelor's degree programs and masters and these days many of them have online programs. These are some of the cheapest accredited schools you will find. Where I live, Gwinnett College has a Bachelor in IT information systems degree for $130 a credit hr. Georgia Southwestern State University has a Master of Computer science and MBA for $9700 total for the entire program, books included. Georgia Southern University has Master of Accounting, Economics and Logistics for $12k total. Georgia College has a Master of Information systems $11k total. These some of the most respected schools in my area. I want a school that looks like a school when I search the address with a gym and or out door sports programs, most state schools are setup that way, like a high school. That let's me know it's a real school. They been around for a 100 yrs. I don't want a school in a business plaza or old strip mall, those are scammy private schools. You also need to find who runs the universities in your state. They will have the list of all the schools in your state that are accredited. It's hard to Google search cheapest schools because it's over run by ads and scams. I start with community Colleges, then small 4yr universities then to the big 4yr schools like the ones everyone knows. Usually, your small 4yr universities with 3000 to 6000 students are the best. They have 100% online programs, accredited by your regional association and they are cheap. In my state, they range from $135 to $250 per credit hour. To find the cost of tuition, go to the school's website and type in tuition and fees in the search. There you go. Way better then the any of those scammy private schools that may or may not be around when you graduate 😂🤣.
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Out of all of the programs you presented, I’d pick SNHU. It had the most affordable option per credit hour, and the option for the CFP and accelerated programs is a bonus for those wishing to seek a finance degree. Great video!
All good points. Thanks for watching Priya!
What’s CFP
SNHU also takes Sophia credits. I finished the vast majority of my gen eds through Sophia and saved probably around $10,000 and a year of schooling.
Nice! Thanks for sharing that tip Ken. Didn't know that!
What courses did you take on Sophia? interested on doing the same !
@@mj.sanchez2196 I did like 14 classes in total, the English classes, Intro to IT, both history classes, art history, Intro to psych, Ancient Greek philosophers etc, there’s so many to list. Definitely check it out, it was one of the best investments I’ve ever made, by now I’ve saved well over the $10,000 mark. My advisor had given me a list of all the classes I could take that they’d accept that was part of my program.
Nice Video! SNHU sounds like it has the most to offer. Accelerated program and you are eligible to sit for the CFP exam.
I'm not planning on going into finance, but nice to know the options available. Great video!
Thanks for watching!
Great review of some of the best online finance programs. Appreciate the detailed analysis. As my bull fighting career is starting to wind down, I'm thinking about going into high finance. I like the idea of Purdue"s accelerated program. Sure hope I win the August scholarship. Thanks.
One thing to look at is wether the uni is for profit or non profit, companies prefer non profit from some research
Thanks for the information, I am exploring 2 of the schools you did a comparison on so it was really helpful 👍🏼
Helpful video. Love how you break down these online colleges.
Thanks for the helpful review of where to get an online finance degree.
Such good info on online bachelors financial degrees. Thanks!
I've heard so many my good things about SNHU. I like that's its non profit and private.
I just applied for an online program but have not heard back.
Great video, love the quick uploads!
We appreciate your support Kirtan!
best online finance degree review - x'lnt review. very well done. a lot of good info. thx
Good to know, for the people who want to pursue this.👍
Thank you for sharing! 😃
Great and detailed video as always
. Purdue's accelerated Master's degree option make it a winner for me. Wonder if u can choose a different Master degree with this option or if it has to be in Finance.
Doing umgc global bc of the in state tuition. Many jobs that have tuition reimbursement might even pay for you to go 100% free according to my classmates.
Cool interesting video!!
Loved the way you explain things quickly while covering important points.
By the way Program by Purdue seems to be the best.
Thanks for watching Aayush! Appreciate the support!
Hello there! Can you do a video like this on Supply Chain Management?
Thanks 🙏🏽 for the review
Thanks for watching Jasmine!
So many options. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Purdue global sounds the best, if not SNHU is my second
Great finance degree review!!! :DDD
Thanks for watching Joshua!
For active duty military, Purdue Global, SNHU, and University of Maryland Global give significant discounts, enough to be covered by Tuition Assistance.
Purdue global sounds right for me I live in Indiana and full time parentime parrot/worker
Purdue also accepts Sophia. I spoke with an advisor today
Purdue Global seems like it fits my needs well!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the review.
No worries! Thanks for watching!
I think that GCU sounds like the best fit for me
SNHU defenetaly the cheapest, you get tutoring along with the tuition, it is needed for SNHU writing heavy weekly discussion and essay. Basically you pay zero tuition of you use its tutoring to the fullest, cause tutoring is expensive hourly.
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Why is WGU not included? Way less expensive, and you can actually accelerate your degree. I'm talking about finishing is half the time it would take to graduate from the universities you listed.
I'm an international student doing my BS in finance at Purdue Global.
Here's my opinion about the university...
I think that it's a good school, we only have class once a week.
However, we do have lots of reading and homework. I'm not gonna lie, completing the reading takes 2-3 hours, and completing the homework takes about the same time.
This is the case if you only take one class, but if you take 2 classes, then the workload doubles.
The professors are also nice, and they do care about your education.
The only downside of the school is that it used to be Kaplan University.
However, since Purdue acquired Kaplan, the reputation it's been improving.
All my classmates care about their education, and I really like the fact, that it's a university for working adults.
So far I don't regret enrolling in the school.
This is awesome feedback Adrian! Thanks for watching!
Hi. Is your program self paced?
Snhu does Sophia as well
The Sophia classes are so helpful for undergrad. No grad credits though.
Which online school is the most accredited for finance degree? SNHU, Purdue Global, or UMGC?
They are all diploma mills!! And if you disagree, do some research!
I don’t get it, are you talking about undergraduates or graduates?
Q: What if you decide to switch to a brick n mortar school are there limitations with the transfer of credits with any of these online Universities? Which university wins on this topic?
Does Purdue Global take 4 years to complete for Bachelor in Accounting? I do have a history of 2-years in college but for Mathematics. Would that reduce the time I can graduate from Purdue Global?
Hey! I was going through the process and getting information about all and they do allow credits to be transferred it just depends like most Universities what will satisfy their courses in regarrds to what you have already taken
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How long is the BS program?
Finance, bruh! 😎
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No. Because they are not Title IV eligible. FAFSA only covers degrees. Confirmed on FAFSA website. 🙁
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None of these are what I would call the best online college. All these are corporate private schools, do you received referrals from these schools? There are many state schools that beat all these in all areas and criteria. There are 10 schools in my state alone that have undergraduate and graduate tuition of $200 to $250 per credit hr 100% online. I would never attend a corporate private school. You didn't mention university of Maine, FAU, University of florida, University of Central Florida, Georgia Southern, Wgu, GSW, Missouri State, Texas State. All these are way cheaper the you mentioned 100% online and very respected and have long standing accreditation over a 100 years.
Could you please name some of the universities you’re talking about? Thanks.
@@nicholasummel7867 First of all, What state do you live in. Find out who runs the university system in your state. In my state, it's University system of Georgia. They run all the colleges in the state. It's all about cost here, you want instate schools with 100% online degrees. I always start at my local community colleges, then work up to my state 4yr university. Basically I'm looking for online degree in demand fields, accounting, IT, healthcare and business. Many of them have bachelor's degree programs and masters and these days many of them have online programs. These are some of the cheapest accredited schools you will find. Where I live, Gwinnett College has a Bachelor in IT information systems degree for $130 a credit hr. Georgia Southwestern State University has a Master of Computer science and MBA for $9700 total for the entire program, books included. Georgia Southern University has Master of Accounting, Economics and Logistics for $12k total. Georgia College has a Master of Information systems $11k total. These some of the most respected schools in my area.
I want a school that looks like a school when I search the address with a gym and or out door sports programs, most state schools are setup that way, like a high school. That let's me know it's a real school. They been around for a 100 yrs. I don't want a school in a business plaza or old strip mall, those are scammy private schools.
You also need to find who runs the universities in your state. They will have the list of all the schools in your state that are accredited. It's hard to Google search cheapest schools because it's over run by ads and scams. I start with community Colleges, then small 4yr universities then to the big 4yr schools like the ones everyone knows. Usually, your small 4yr universities with 3000 to 6000 students are the best. They have 100% online programs, accredited by your regional association and they are cheap. In my state, they range from $135 to $250 per credit hour.
To find the cost of tuition, go to the school's website and type in tuition and fees in the search. There you go. Way better then the any of those scammy private schools that may or may not be around when you graduate 😂🤣.
@@404TRUCKERTV I live in Indiana
@@nicholasummel7867 Looks like CHE board runs the schools in your state. Ivy tech community college, Oakland state and Ball State looks good to me.
Purdue or Snhu
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Thanks for sharing!!