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Nichols College in Dudley has launched an accelerated master of business administration program, which can be completed in 15 months for $15,000.
The Accelerated Convenient Transformational MBA is designed for business professionals with at least five years of experience looking to further their education, according to the college’s Wednesday press release.
The program includes 10 courses, all online, and each focusing on a specific skill related to global management, data science, or operations.
“The ACT MBA is a game-changer for professionals seeking to advance their careers. It provides for a flexible, affordable, and accessible path to their MBA degree while upping the ante with a truly innovative curriculum,” Robin Frkal, associate dean of the Graduate School of Business and Professional Studies at Nichols, said in the press release.
In addition to the ACT MBA, Nichols offers traditional MBA and graduate degrees.
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