Nov. 13, 2012
Stephens College named #3 national “Best Buy” by GetEducated.com for Master in Strategic Leadership
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Stephens College’s Master in Strategic Leadership (MSL) has been named #3 among the top best online degrees from accredited universities that offer MSL degrees, according to GetEducated.com, an online education expert and leader in distance learning. A “Best Buy” ranking indicates that the degree program has been independently reviewed and found to offer a high-quality online degree at a cost well below the national average. The Stephens College MBA program also ranks in the top 20.
The Stephens Master in Strategic Leadership is a 100% ONLINE master’s degree designed for innovative leaders who want to advance their critical-thinking, communication and leadership skills in strategic and organizational management. The MSL prepares you to become a highly skilled problem-solver who manages change, teams and whole organizations with confidence.
“Stephens College has long had a reputation for providing our students with an outstanding education,” said Dr. Annette Digby, Vice President for Academic Affairs. “Our high-quality online curriculum derives its strength from knowledgeable faculty within the School of Organizational Leadership and Strategic Communication, and we are honored to have been named the #3 Best Buy by GetEducated.com.”
Stephens College remains the second-oldest women’s college in the country, but accepts both men and women into the various graduate and online course offerings. Students can achieve a traditional Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master in Strategic Leadership (MSL), a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in either Counseling or Curriculum and Instruction, or a Bachelor of Science in Health Information Administration (HIA). Stephens’ online courses were named an overall “Best Buy” by GetEducated.com and offer flexibility for today’s working adult.
Learn more at www.stephens.edu/gcs.
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