Summary
Highlights
Introduction to Accelerated Degrees00:00:00
The host introduces the concept of rapid degree completion, explaining the criteria for the ranking: speed, reputation, price, and program quality.
Reviewing UMPI and University of Phoenix00:00:31
UMPI is rated B- for its pace programs, while the University of Phoenix is placed in the F category due to high costs and poor reputation.
Kansas University and SNHU Analysis00:03:16
Kansas University's upcoming 'Jayhawk Flex' program is rated a B in anticipation, while SNHU receives a C for its reliance on community partners.
Texas A&M Commerce and WGU00:07:07
Texas A&M Commerce (East Texas A&M) is rated C, while WGU takes an A- ranking for being the host's top choice for competency-based, self-paced learning.
Walden, UMass Global, and Excelsior00:12:05
Walden and Excelsior are labeled situational options, whereas UMass Global is highlighted as a sleeper school with a strong B/B- rating for affordability.
University of Wisconsin and Thomas Edison00:24:20
The University of Wisconsin's 'Flex' option is praised for prestige but noted as difficult to enter, while Thomas Edison is recommended for those with existing credits.
South College and Final Thoughts00:29:22
South College is identified as a promising new option for master's and doctorate degrees, concluding the ranking session.
Capella, Liberty, and Purdue Global00:18:13
The host discusses the nuances of Capella, Liberty, and Purdue Global, emphasizing that these schools are best suited for specific career-path needs.