Vanessa Said:

Do large companies such as GE and Proctor & Gamble generally acknowledge MBA degrees from online universities?

We Answered:

No. Blue chip companies prefer top program MBAs, and because they are large, established, and already stocked with large program alumni who want to recruit at their alma maters, these firms will not usually grant interviews to online MBA grads - not MBA level positions, anyway.

GE rejects dozens of Harvard MBA candidates each year - so the process is extremely competitive.

Lorraine Said:

Online MBA - Does anyone have any real world experience with how these degrees are viewed by employers?

We Answered:

We're one of the largest employers in the state and we accept regionally accredited degrees, regardless of delivery format.

If you want an online MBA with more name recognition, look at Penn States or U Illinois just announced they were kicking off their online program.

Curtis Said:

Are online MS / MBA degrees valid for work permits?

We Answered:

Online MS /MBA degrees are valid only if they are from an accredited university, like Walden University or University of Phoenix Online. If it is not accredited by a US Education Department agency, then its a fake degree and the online university is nothing but more than a diploma mill.