Probably the best-known online program in the United States, University of Phoenix offers a Bachelor of Science in Business degree either online or at its more than 200 campuses located throughout North America. The curriculum stresses critical thinking through emphasis on the Socratic method of discussion. The program also covers budgeting, strategic management and organizational behavior. Focuses include accounting, hospitality management, public administration and e-business. The programs are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
DeVry University also offers a Bachelor of Business Management degree online or in a classroom setting at its locations in 26 states across the country. DeVry's business management program focuses on connecting the study of business management with the real world. Degrees are designed with input from leaders in the top companies in the United States regarding curriculum, current events and technology. DeVry University also offers accounting, technical management, business administration and web design degrees.
Kaplan University offers a Bachelor of Business Management degree online. Kaplan's program focuses on analytical skills and problem-solving classes taught by practicing professionals. Kaplan also offers an option to finish a degree more quickly by allowing students to participate in the Advanced Start program. Advanced Start allows students with an associate's degree from another accredited university to earn a bachelor's degree in fewer than two years. Kaplan University also offers entrepreneurship, international business, health care management, marketing and other degrees.
Post University advertises its student focus and small class sizes. Through Post University's Online Accelerated Degree Program, students can take core classes and complete their degrees at a four-year accredited institution. Professors at the school have advanced degrees, along with experience in the professional world. Post University also offers degrees with a focus on accounting, finance, legal studies, criminal justice and software development.