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For me, this was the perfect place. It was affordable and most importantly, I could take all of the classes online if i wanted to (and I did but you did not have to). My job has me traveling, sometimes internationally, so the synchronic of the lectures and assignments was perfect for me. I also wanted a program that had the "brick and mortar" traditional offering. In fact the very same professors that teach the on ground students teach the online format. There were time where I simply reviewed the... Read More very same lecture that was given in class. I could not have accomplished my goal of getting an MBA without a program like this. If you are looking for a flexible program while at the same time receiving a degree that does not look like it is from a university that know one has heard of for an affordable price, this is the place.

Doing my MBA at Oklahoma State University was a wonderful experience. Pros: The professors are very knowledgeable and at the same time very helpful and understanding. There are a wide range of courses taught and available electives. There is also a real since of unity among the MBA students which you don’t get in undergrad. The OSU campus is beautiful and it has an amazing recreation center for students. The campus is also very lively with events always going on. Cons: The biggest con for the program... Read More was the connections that the school had with outside industries. Most of the companies that were interested/visited the campus were big energy companies like Exxon and ConocoPhillips. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but does limit the types of companies that the students are exposed to.

Overall an easy choice for a part time working professional. Course load is generally light, not overly competitive, a good way to check off the MBA requirement without a lot of commitment. You get what you pay for, that being said, program is reasonably affordable but don't expect a huge or well respected network. Its a regional MBA that will fulfill requirements for advanced certifications, CPA etc but won't have much value if you leave the state. Course selection in Tulsa is somewhat limited but... Read More Stillwater campus is better.