MBA Provider 'Cuts Fees For Veterans'
November 5, 2008
By the My MBA Career Content Team – Find Top MBA Degree Programs
Kaplan University - a provider of online MBA programs - has recently reduced its tuition fees for war veterans and servicemen and women, it has been reported, a move which you may find welcoming.
In a letter to the Denver Post, Vicki Neigenfind, who works for the university, says that she is proud of her employer's actions.
"As we celebrate and honor them this Veteran's Day, I encourage all of us to contemplate how we may offer a more significant gesture of appreciation to help all veterans return to fulfilling civilian lives," Neigenfind continues.
Furthermore, she claims that three-quarters of Americans join the armed services with the goal of entering higher education, although as a professional, you may have also been considering such a move and contemplating an online MBA.
You therefore may be encouraged to know that Kaplan University previously reported that its 2,278 online degree students gathered for their college graduation in Chicago in August 2008, with some traveling from places such as Guam and the Virgin Islands.
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