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ULM online MBA named nation's 'Best Buy'
The online Master of Business Administration Program at the University of Louisiana-Monroe has been ranked objectively as the No. 1 "Best Buy" in the United States by the national review team at GetEducated.com.
According to the company's Web site, GetEducated.com is a consumer group that publishes online college and university rankings and ratings based on the dimensions that matter most to online students: affordability and credibility.
"This new, objective ranking by GetEducated.com further illustrates the quality, and more importantly, the value of our MBA program, which is extremely important given the trend of rising costs of higher education across the nation," said Ron Berry, dean of the College of Business Administration at ULM.
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