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	Argosy University
	Argosy University offers 11 MBA's, a Doctor of Business Administration with a concentration in Management, Accounting, Marketing, Information Systems, and International programs. Argosy University has 18 locations across the nation.

	Metropolitan College of New York
	Metropolitan College of New York offers: Day, evening and weekend classes; Graduate degree programs in a variety of fields including public administration, business and education, 3-semesters a year and full accreditation. MCNY has offered "Education that Works.

	South University Online
	At South University, we offer a wide variety of convenient online programs in business, nursing, healthcare, criminal justice, accounting, and information technology. South University online programs provide you with the freedom to attend class any time - day or night - from anywhere you connect to the Internet. At South University, you are in control of your education.

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MBA Colleges

	Argosy University Online
	At Argosy University, we offer flexible online programs in business, education and psychology. Argosy University has established campuses around the country and supports one of the largest graduate student communities in the nation. As a student in one of our online programs, you will enjoy a collegial, supportive academic environment.

	Kaplan University
	Learn real-world business knowledge at Kaplan University. Knowledge taught by business experts that will provide you with the power to achieve your goals in your profession, and in your life.

	Everest University Online
	Everest University Online offers excellent Associate's, Bachelor's, or Master's degrees in a variety of programs.

	Northcentral University
	Northcentral University is an accredited, 100% online education institution serving students worldwide. NCU offers Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees as well as certificates of advanced graduate studies.

	The Bush School Of Government
	The Bush School welcomes working professionals and students who need flexibility in order to extend their education. Additional academic options have been developed for those interested in public policy and service.

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