Whether you're a working professional or recent college graduate, Old Dominion's MBA program offers a "competitive program at a well-known school" that's coupled with "the flexibility to complete [an] MBA at [one's] own pace." In addition to the typical part-time student taking two classes over a semester, there's also the option to take an accelerated single class in a half-semester. The coursework itself is 鈥渢ime-consuming as well as in-depth,鈥 but enrollees say that they 鈥渉ave felt well supported throughout [their] time in these classes.鈥 This support is illustrated by the way in which "assignments are clearly spelled out weeks (if not months) in advance," and scheduled to be due in a way that maximizes the amount of time students have to complete the work. Other benefits, like AI proctoring, allow students to take exams in their own time, "which is a big plus for students with jobs that require traveling." It's a "challenging and rewarding program," but students agree that they're given enough tools to tackle it with.
In addition to easy course planning and outstanding academics, Old Dominion offers 鈥済reat academic advising鈥 and professors who are 鈥渆xtremely professional, accommodating, and a great pleasure to work will, all while upholding high academic standards.鈥 Online learning appears to be seamlessly integrated, with 鈥減rofessors [who] do a phenomenal job embracing and utilizing technology." Students rave about how their professors are 鈥渜uick to thoroughly respond to all of [their] questions鈥 and keep course content interesting. Ultimately, there鈥檚 little doubt among Old Dominion attendees about the value of what they've learned: "The skills I have learned throughout this program have trained me to be a better and more effective program manager and leader."
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