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With the EOU MBA, I would have to attend extended locations off-site "as enrollment allows." http://www.eou.edu/business/mba/

This is not an option!

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I have looked at EOU and their program does not meet my needs. I still have to attend testing facilities, and the program is limited in options.

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I am a professional living in Eastern Oregon. I am earning my undergraduate in Business entirely online. I had to look for universities outside of Oregon that offered online degrees. Many colleges have proctored examinations where I would have to attend a local testing center. This also was not an option during my work schedule. I first looked at Oregon universities, but found that no Oregon University meets my needs as a working professional. Why doesn’t an Oregon public university meet the needs of working professionals in rural communities, or out of state, by having entirely online degrees?

 

Alan

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