Quantic is an umbrella name for UK-born, Will Holland: acclaimed producer, … Read Full Bio ↴Quantic is an umbrella name for UK-born, Will Holland: acclaimed producer, musician and DJ for over 15 years evolving and involving styles like Funk & Jazz to Electronic & Folk music through to Latin, Reggae, Dub & Cumbia. Holland has released over ten full-length albums internationally through the label, Tru Thoughts, ...across six different projects ranging from his DJ/Producer/Remixer moniker that has packed dance floors from Bulgaria to Buenos Aires, Quantic, to his Latin-tinged, reggae and dub exploration, Flowering Inferno, to a full-out soul band, The Quantic Soul Orchestra.

Based in the musical epicenter of Cali, Colombia since 2007, Holland has been exploring cumbias, salsa and Afro-Colombian music through his particular beat-focused, electronic and funk lens. His latest live band project, Quantic y Su Combo Barbaro, a carefully assembled international cast of musical creators including virtuosic salsa pianist Alfredo Linares and Pacific folklore singer Nidia Gongora, is a bold snapshot of an ever-evolving musical landscape in the Americas. Holland also works and exchanges with a cross-section of artists and producers innovatively shaping contemporary music from Latin America as we speak.

His is an on-going story of musical inspiration guided by a curiosity which aims to not only honor and collaborate with excellent artists, but to share and compose new music in a way that is organic, vibrant and relevant. As Holland explains, "I try to make music that encourages people to explore beyond their usual listening circles and check scenes and genres they may otherwise never be exposed to."

"He’s at the forefront of a new global sound.”- Gilles Peterson, BBC Radio 1

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Quantic Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Quantic:

05-Life in the Rain Sometimes I wonder if, if I know where I'm going I…
Absence Heard Presence Felt Money on land and money on sea I got a thousand…
All I Do Is Think About You All I Do Is Think About You You made my soul…
An Announcement to Answer (instrumental)…
Cumbia Sobre El Mar Las parejas de estrellas, con espera llevaban Las parejas de…
Entre Rejas Oye pero pa' que po Te fuiste en la media vola Tú…
Hold it Down KB, Vandalz (yeah yeah yeah) 'Bout mine Y'all know how we do…
Incendium I finally got to see all the thoughts in my…
Infinite Regression Here is the painting of a landscape. But the artist who…

Introduction If you'll turn the machine on Are we getting through Is an…
La Callejera Andan rondando mis penas Por las calles del olvido Buscando …
Life in the Rain Sometimes I wonder if, if I know where I'm going I…
Long Road Ahead The Woman know, how to get pleasure to annoy. Candle, Passi…
Look Around the Corner Sing to me of your sadness and tell me of…
Meet Me At the Pomegranate Tree (instrumental)…
Mi Swing Es Tropical Mi swing es tropical Artist: Nickodemus & Quantic featuring…
Mishaps Happening Loca (Loca) Loca Dance or die Loca (Loca) She′s playin' dum…
Off the Beaten Track (instrumental)…
Painting Silhouettes We were painting silhouettes La, la, la-la, la, lie Shadows …
Pushin' On Till my stone cold grave I'll be pushin' on (She'll be…
So Long In the blowing, wheels are turning Trying to get to, where…
Sound Of Everything I heard that danger comes from high above We heard the…
Sound of Everything (feat. Alice Russell) I heard that danger comes from high above. We heard the…
Sound Of Everything feat. Alice Russell I heard that danger comes from high above We heard the…
Sunday Driver I see sunlight creeping in through a hole in the wall I…
Sweet Calling Oh, Amelia My southern woman Never had a chance to say goodb…
The 5th Exotic I've gained the ultimate knowledge. I've gained the ultim…
The Sound Of Everything I heard that danger comes from high above We heard the…
Through These Eyes (instrumental)…
Transatlantic [instrumental]…
Un Canto A Mi Tierra Wepa Que lindo es cantarle a mi tierra Al creador…
We Got Soul Yeah... Soul... Yeah... Soul... Yeah, oh, no, yeah Yeah, oh…

You Used to Love Me Let′s go down to the river tonight Watch it fly like…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

busayo akerele

2y↑19

I was admitted into the Quantic MBA November cohort. I have taken a few online courses, the interactive learning method in Quantic is incomparable. There are links to materials which can give deep knowledge about each topic. I started a mini MBA program weeks ago, but it seems I have better knowledge of the concepts than my tutors, thanks to Quantic.

Quantic organises live and physical contact fora, events and platforms for MBA students to interact and connect. We have these events in different regions and countries.

Quantic MBA is not accredited by conventional MBA accredited bodies such AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS. I aso doubt that the school and the certificate are approved by WHED and WESS respectively.

The COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to new ways and a different world. The HBS school announced that its classes would be taken online due to COVID. I believe that there are sufficient opportunities which Quantic can leverage to have more accreditations and visibility.

If Quantic is the education for the future, then the future is here with us.

Alison B

2y↑21

Just finishing up my Quantic EMBA and 100% agree that you get out what you put into the program, both in terms of education and connections.

To speak to some of the specific questions/points about the EMBA (not the MBA) in this review:
1) You are assigned to a cohort of about 200 students in Slack, but you're not assigned to a smaller group for projects. There are 3-5 group projects throughout the program and you choose who to work with for each project, so you could choose the same teammates each time but that wouldn't give you the opportunity to work with new people. All-in, there are about 600 students in my graduating class and as Quantic grows in popularity I expect class sizes to increase. With their model, class sizes are limited only by support personnel.
2) They offer several opportunities to connect with other students in person and online, through industry, location, and interest-based meet-ups, and it's my understanding that alumni are also welcome to attend.
3) Quantic regularly adds new courses and they welcome student recommendations for subjects. AND, once a student, always a student - you have access to every new course they publish going forward even if you've completed your degree.
4) The program cost might seem a little steep at $9,600 but I think it's been well worth it. Especially considering the cost of other online programs, most of which are not actually designed to be online programs. Caveat that my employer reimburses tuition, but I would have been willing to pay out of pocket if necessary.
5) The EMBA is a great option for people who are further along in their careers and don't necessarily need a big, brand name degree but still want the education. I started the program with a BA and almost 15 years of professional experience and I have learned SO MUCH.

I'm obviously biased, but I've found the program to deliver stellar educational content for a fair price, great administrative support, and a strong network of students. Their model supports the democratization of education, which I completely support, and is especially needed in the US as HEd costs skyrocket for no apparent reason.

Simon Yu

2y↑8

Program is not accredited by any higher education accreditations - AMBA, EQUIS, and AACSB.

They claim accreditation but they’re only accredited for distance learning.

Going to a top tier program opens up doors, higher entry level salaries. There are literally statistics of your potential salary earns and going to a top tier school you can look up.

Also, think about the competitive landscape for jobs. Who would you rather hire? Someone who went to an unaccredited app to learn topics or someone who went to a accredited top tier school?

There are also very good schools with online programs.

If you just want the knowledge and don’t care for job prospects, higher salary, networking, prestige then go learn from YouTube. There are also many good books that discuss MBA topics.

I don’t mind this app but don’t call your self an accredited school when you’re clearly not.

All comments from YouTube:

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑7

🙌🙌🙌 QUESTION: What are your thoughts on Quantic? If you're in the program or have completed it, let us know how your experience was down in the comments below! 👇👇👇

Paul Parker

2y↑3

yes it’s a great program, it is hard!!!

Theri Kay

2y↑4

I loved it - it seems easy but the info is absorbed really well because they serve it in interactive, bite-sized pieces which you can complete any time. Really, you can do it anywhere and it fits my learning style much better than pouring over 2 hour lectures.

As someone who studied science, a lot of the components were absolutely very different from anything I've learned before.

Had a great time, 10/10 would do it again.

Alexxa Goodenough

1y↑2

What are your thoughts on Quantic VS WGU as I believe they are the most affordable and flexible/fast options?

Afsar Alam

2y↑44

I am anticipating to graduate from the Quantic EMBA in a few months time, and I cannot recommend the course enough. The learning is flexible yet so valuable and concise. I have also been offered a job at a large tech firm known for a tough interview process, which I genuinely believe I achieved as a direct result of my Quantic EMBA.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

That's fantastic to hear, Afsar! Thank you for sharing!

Kok Hong Lee

2y↑51

Am currently doing this program and I got to say that the active learning portion is really effective and the bite sized learning is always good for working professionals on the go. Riding on the wave of digitalization!

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Hi Kok Hong - thanks for sharing your experience!

Nicola Dorrington

2y↑27

I will complete the EMBA in April and I'm so glad I did it. The academics were solid (and constantly updated and added to), the learning style was flexible and I have made some strong connections through my projects and networking events. It blows Coursera, Udemy, etc. out of the water. It's worth noting that most other accreditation organisations will not consider accreditation of the Quantic EMBA because it is completely digital and there is no possibility for in-person classes. We chose our own groups for projects and I did chose to work with a core couple of people throughout my program.
For me, the price was an attractive aspect and I paid out of pocket with a small scholarship. I wanted to do a MBA and Quantic allowed me to continue my 40h job (so no lost income), which yes, has been stressful but it means I'm not leaving the program with 80-200k+ in debt. Additionally, when I was researching my options, so many MBAs in my environments said that what they really gained from their triple-accredited MBA was the network - and to be honest I think I could probably use that 100k I've not spent on the traditional MBA building a varied and much more focused network. If you plan on working in Europe then a traditional MBA will be of much less use to you even though the knowledge is essential, so a program like Quantic is a great way to go.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

Hi Nicola - thank you for sharing your experience and glad it has been valuable! That's wonderful to hear.

Sub Rosae

49w

Hi, this was a while ago, but why do you say that traditional US MBA might not be much use? Do they not view them as they do in the US?

Nicola Dorrington

48w↑1

@Sub Rosae Not at all. In the US an MBA is something of a golden ticket into a higher level job. In Germany at least, unless you're planning on going into consulting and starting as an associate, your MBA will mean fairly little if you're not going into the company you did your internships at. If you get the right hiring manager and are working for a US headquartered firm you might jump a single rung on the ladder but I have met multiple people working entry and low-level management jobs with an MBA, even from a Top-10 school.

Valerie Jardon

1y↑10

I'm in the program. Thankfully, I received a scholarship from them so I paid significantly less than the $9,600. I was looking for a solid business base without a big price tag and have been happy with the program. The group projects are up to you - you can partake or not. You can also chose to stay with the same group every time or switch it up. I've stayed with the same group for the full time and have really enjoyed it. It's a wonderfully diverse team or people from around the globe. All projects involve quite a bit of research, writing and presentations which are recorded and submitted. It does take a bit of time to get commentary back but overall, I can't complain. One other highlight - you never lose connection to the courses and any new content they add goes into your portal so even after "graduation" you can keep learning!

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

1y↑1

Hi Valerie - thank you for sharing! Really appreciate your perspective, and glad that you've found it useful!

busayo akerele

2y↑19

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Hi Busayo - thank you for the comment and input! Best of luck in the program!

Mathew Adebiyi

I am thinking of signing up with the school, just had my interview today with one of the advisors. Do you mind me connecting with you on this?

Luis Almaguer

25w

Thanks for the great content, Richard! I really appreciate you taking the time to provide this information! I had never heard of this institution prior to getting connected by one of the recruiters, so I wanted to see if it was legitimate. The program appears to be really good, but the accreditation part may be a deal breaker for me. Looks like many of the viewers here really like it, though, so good on them.

Annabel Hardin

2y↑6

I am about to get my EMBA degree and have loved the program. The classes work great for a full time employee (also a mom) and due to flexibility I’m able to get it done which would not have happened in a “traditional” program. For a bit more info on accreditation, it was helpful to read about the process for accreditation and what timeline and milestones need to be checked to reach them. They’ve earned DEAC as mentioned in the video and they are likely to receive more within next two years; it’s a relatively young program and they have to build up to make those happen. Overall, thrilled I did this program; if you want to learn more about business I highly recommend.

Hilary oborgahyujie

Good day, I received an email for interview for emba, please any advised on this?

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑2

Thanks for the feedback, Annabel! Glad to hear that you're having a great experience and that the content has been useful.

Jairaj Joshi

May I know what is your background and how many years of experience do you have?
I’m curious if it’s good course to pursue for a mechanical engineering graduate? Thanks

Annabel Hardin

@Jairaj Joshi I would say yes! The experience of members within my consort was really extensive and there were many who had engineering backgrounds. I think you’ll find that your skill set will apply to certain courses and help you, but you’ll still have the opportunity to earn a full range of knowledge regarding business! Also most members who earn their executive MBA have 10 or more years of working experience. For newly graduated students, there is a traditional MBA program.

Paul Parker

2y↑14

I’m in the program! Finishing up! They use a shared google sheet for people to join group projects and they can look up each other’s profile via the Quantic network. The projects are “famous” case studies from MIT, Harvard, etc. with a question prompt. Some are papers and some are video presentations. Then the professors review and grade them and send a feedback with it and students can ask questions about the feedback.
You forgot to mention there are also Office Hours with a professor (experienced phDs in the field) for each course. Finally, there are webinars weekly.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

Great to hear Paul - thank you for the info!

Hilary oborgahyujie

Paul Parker good day, I received an email for interview for emba, can you advice please?

Alison B

2y↑21

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

Hi Alison - this is a fantastic write up! Thank you so much for posting it! I'd agree w/ alot of the comments and totally in favor of programs like this be an option for people. Hope it continues to grow and get attention. Tuition costs for many traditional universities have spiraled out of control.

Karthik Kumar

Super Helpful. Thank you. About to sign up for Nov 2022, and Its nice to hear a fair review. I've never been in a class of 200, so no idea how interaction feels like there. Slack makes sense though.

Matthew Mazurek

39w

I am about to complete the EMBA program, and I very highly recommend it. The program incorporates adult learning theory into each module and lesson through a case-based, practical approach. It's novel, works, and is relevant and meaningful. I have an MHA and wanted to learn more foundational business concepts (accounting, economics, marketing, pricing, etc.). The program delivers. This program has been superb.

David Coiman

40w

I am currently in the MBA program and I am anticipated to graduate in July 24. I absolutley love these courses. I am active duty military, and having the flexibility to be able to knock out coursework from anywhere in the world. The school gives you all the resources and abilities to network and work with your classmates. I would recommend Quantic. I have had a great experience with my coursework and interacting with the staff as well as my classmates. Do not sleep on Quantic. 10/10.

Jenna Flateman Posner

2y↑2

Almost done with this program. LOVED IT SO FAR. Case studies were challenging...modeled after Harvard and MIT programs. Built great relationships that I will take with me after the program.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Thanks for sharing your feedback, Jenna! Glad the experience has been positive!

Dr. Keith Clinkscales

Graduating in March 2023. Absolutely love it! Its modern..innovative and tons of international networking!!

Dr. Keith Clinkscales

2y↑1

Love it. I got a partial scholarship. In pay 650/mth on my Amex..and it is more than worth it. All the materials are electronic and can easily used in day to day work or presentations/workshops.

Abdullateef Abdulsalam

2y↑10

Project team is fluid. You can choose to select same folks for every group project. Also everyone in a cohort are in a slack channel and there is strong engagement and interaction. There is also the regular MBA not just only the executive MBA

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Hi Abdullateef - thank you for the comment! Great to hear about the engagement piece - really important in an MBA program.

Double G

2y↑2

What is the difference between regular and executive MBA ?

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

@Double G have a great video that explains it: https://youtu.be/IOCjqcxVcJs

Anthony Perea

2y↑8

I am an alumnus of the 12/21 EMBA cohort. The program is selective, demanding, and extremely competitive. The experience of being part of a program with students from across the globe was priceless. I'm certain that in a few years Quantic will be regionally and AACSB accredited. I understand that this is quietly being done behind the scenes. Regional and business accreditation takes years and not months. Even a school with the name recognition of John Hopkins University had to wait a full 10 years before its Carey School of Business was awarded AACSB accreditation.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Hi Anthony - thank you for sharing! How was the networking in particular, during and after the program? I think the accreditation will be very helpful, when/if that happens.

Karthik Kumar

2y↑1

thats good perspective on the accreditation, which was one of my concerns. thanks

I E

Thanks for the video, I'm also considering the Quantic MBA program. You talk a lot about 'brand value' towards the end of your video, and whilst brand always seems to be a consideration for degrees, and in particular MBAs, I doubt that that a Quantic MBA is worth only 1/14th of a traditional MBA (using the $141,000 cost you flash up in your intro vs the $10k cost of Quantic). Ultimately, a brand might get a foot in the door for an interview, but what is going to matter is the quality of the candidate and their ability to utilize the knowledge they've gained.

What 'brand' schools are trading on is in fact their entry requirements, and the high quality of candidates they are able to attract.

Kate Nesterwitz

30w↑1

This review and the comments are very helpful. You mentioned value as it relates to leveraging the MBA for a higher salary. But what about those of us running our own businesses?
I’m a trained therapist running my own growing practice. For an 10k investment, it seems like if I learned real strategies that helped me grow my own business by 10k (not very hard to do), then it would be worth it? I’m wondering if that’s the right way to think about it. Like could an MBA be worth it for someone like me- literally because of the knowledge I’ll learn and be able to apply directly. Verses this idea that the MBA gives clout and a credential that just brings a better job.
Is learning for the sake of learning still valuable, especially if I trust myself to put theory into practice with my own business?
Thank you!!

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

30w↑1

Hi Kate! Would not recommend that at all. If learning is all that you're after, there are more than enough free or low-cost options out there. Books, online courses, etc. You might want to check out my other videos where I talk about Coursera. That's been one of my favorite platforms for years for learning.

Adewuyi Adeyanju

2y↑5

The EMBA is an awesome program, would recommend any day. My only draw back is that quantic needs more accreditation particularly National accreditation in the US. WES didn't recognize it as a valid MBA

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Thanks for the feedback, Adewuyi! Yes - that is a bit of a sticking point for some. What is "WES" ?

Mostafa Elhity

2y↑1

@Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance World Education Services; it’s where most international students/immigrants use to evaluate their degrees

Carlton Coleman

1y↑1

WES is very strict! Anything other than regionally accredited is not valid with them. Foreign studies are often discounted with WES as well. They are known to shave transfer credits, not give full recognition to degrees, etc. I would use another foreign credential evaluation company as there are at least 20 others although WES is the most mainstream. There are other NACES evaluators out there. However, national accreditation and programmatic accreditation are fine for a vast majority of industry jobs.

Pierce Plumly

2y↑5

Quantic made an EMBA "accessible" and "affordable". The value is tremendous. I never could have completed a traditional program in line with my career responsibilities. The Quantic program met me where I was. I could not be happier with the decision. The knowledge has paid immediate dividends in my career. Highly recommend this program for those that are more advanced in their career.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

Awesome to hear it - thanks for sharing!!

Alexxa Goodenough

1y↑1

Can you do a WGU vs. Quantic video or one that compares a few and includes these two? In the meantime what are your thoughts of choosing between these two schools?

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

1y↑1

Hi Alexxa - I can look into comparing the two, but I have a separate video on my channel on WGU. My recommendation really would depend on someone's goals, but generally speaking, I'd recommend WGU considering its accreditation and having been around for many years at this point.

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Simon Wong

2y↑3

Just been accepted for Jan 2022 start and seeking company funding. Your video helped me to confirm my decision, thanks. The content was good but haven’t seen how to discuss content ambiguities with a real person, if that option even exists.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Hi Simon - glad you found the video useful! Best of luck.

Also, not sure I understand your question on content ambiguities? As in, if you have questions about the content as you're going through it, if you have the option to talk w/ a real person about it?

Simon Wong

Precisely that

Mathew Adebiyi

I am interested in this question he's asked. Any answers on this? Does one have any option of contacting a human lecturer or instructor should in case I run into some tight spots during the course?

rik sinisi

2y↑4

@Mathew Adebiyi for each course you'll have the possibility to attend online classes with teachers or/and experts, exchange with peers on the slack channel and an email address where you can send your questions at any time. I found it more than enough!

Heidi Kaufmann

30w

I just got accepted to the EMBA program this fall and I got a partial scholarship. I will still have to pay $9,500 one-time, or $800/month for 14 months. Bummed to see that with my scholarship I'd be paying the same amount as the full program cost just a couple of years ago. I guess prices have to go up. At any rate, I work at a nonprofit and can't afford the program even with the scholarship. I'm flattered to get in, but may defer or cancel.

Deepak Jay

2y↑4

Nice overview, I have been selected for eMBA program however my employer will not pay, I’m interested because of the cost and it’s networking opportunities since my employer will not pay I’m not sure how it will help me grow within my organization.

Not sure whether it’s worth paying the fees out of my pocket as it is not accredited from popular regional establishments otherwise the online curriculum seems attractive, just thinking about ROI, inputs from experienced person similar to my will be helpful

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Hi Deepak - without knowing more about your goals, hard to say. Based on this info, probably not a program I'd pursue if I were you, but be on the look out for comments on this video to see if any replies w/ similar experience.

Flight of Stairs

2y↑15

Just completed my Quantic emba. Honestly worth every (company paid) penny

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Awesome to hear - thank you for the input! What did you like most about it? How did you find the networking to be?

TAD

2y↑1

I work for Pepsi and got a offer for this I’m gonna do it

Flight of Stairs

@Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance Love the structure of the content, and they way you learn is unlike everything else in a traditional standpoint. Networking for me was meh - unfortunately covid + online program + such distance between everyone + some lukewarm and tepid students means for a notsogreat networking, but some people did a great job finding engaging people and creating networks.

Richard R.

2y↑8

Great information. Doing some due diligence before applying. Thank you.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Glad you enjoyed it, Richard! Best of luck!

Carlos Valdés

2y↑1

Hey Richard, have you ever heard or read about Minerva University? I'd would be cool to watch a video about that institution (if you already did just forget it 😅) btw, I love your videos!!!!

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑2

Thanks Carlos - I appreciate your comment! I've heard of it, yes, but haven't done much research. Looks interesting and based on a glance, looks like they just got regionally accredited? That's a really good step forward, if that's the case!

Sean

2y↑2

I have an mba from another university. I have nothing good nor bad to say about this online program being reviewed only that I don’t like how many of these online schools are emerging who are pumping out MBA designations.
An MBA use to mean something now it is a dime a dozen. I personally have found that these online schools have little criteria standards for admission, seems like they will take anybody regardless of previous education.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Sometimes seems that way. But yes, MBAs are more popular than ever and more people have them than ever before. Always need to find new and different ways to stand out!

Armond Brown

2y↑9

actually this program is one of the most selective in the world at an 11% acceptance rate. 60k sum odd applicants.....it's easier to get into some of the more "traditional" programs comparatively. I think the biggest issue is that there are students who have paid ridiculous prices for their education and simply buyers remorse. it's like saying my Tesla is better than yours because I paid $70k and you paid $35k.....😂😂

Sean

@Armond Brown wow… 🤦‍♂️

Armond Brown

2y↑4

@Sean I said all that to say........haters 😂😂 at the end of the day education is not a pair of jeans or shoes with a name, it's actual content and academic rigor that matters. This is what academia should be....knowledge independent of commercialism.

Karthik Kumar

How does a cohort of 200 students at Quantic, compare to a traditional EMBA program. I am trying to gauge thenature of interactions and networking given the scale. Thanks

Royce V.

2y↑1

amazing content thank you for sharing.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Thanks Royce - glad it was helpful!

Fatima Bensalem

2y↑1

Thanks for ur video ❤

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

Sure thing!

Chris Bartlett

2y↑2

$9600 USD seems pretty cheap for an MBA, even per year - what could be more affordable?

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

Hi Chris - correct, it's among the least expensive. But it's less about "affordability" and more about "value", which is a function of what you invest and what financial return you can expect. An inexpensive MBA doesn't automatically = a good choice. By the same token, an expensive MBA also doesn't automatically mean its a good choice.

M Camhi

If you pay upfront it's only $8000.

Brianna Reynolds

Is this just for a masters degree or is it from the ground up. Associates, bachelor's, then masters?

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

Hi Brianna - just a masters.

Deathwing

2y↑1

Thanks for the video

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑1

No problem!

Simon Yu

2y↑8

RealLifeRodger

2y↑7

5 years from now it won’t matter. You’re about to be amazed at how fast things move away from what we’ve known.

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑6

It's DEAC accredited, so yes, they can claim an accreditation. Whether you think that accreditation has value is a different topic, but I do call out in the video the lack of a regional accreditation that one would find in traditional universities.

Enzo V

2y↑2

Accreditation takes a long time. Johns Hopkins’ Carey took 10 years. They didn’t get to skip the line so neither will Quantic

Nimco Mohamed

Quantic is free or paid program

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

Hi Nimco - it's a paid program.

Pixelwolf Rah

I am still confused to go for it or not have received 50% scholarship but i am still dicey

popoola paul temitope

2y↑2

I’m in the same position right now.

Ramya Gujja

2y↑1

Same with me

Ramya Gujja

Are you planning to attend

Nii

2y↑1

Is edueffective business school accredited

Serg

2y↑6

It seems like you have no real insights about Quantic. Why doing such general videos? -1

Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance

2y↑7

Hi Serg - thanks for the comment! What would you have liked to see?

Christopher Olberding

@Richard Walls - Career Dev & Finance Yeesh - can't please everyone. I was evaluating this - sold a business I started after 14 years and evaluating opportunities moving forward. Your video gave me enough information to know that this isn't really for me and I'll probably evaluate some traditional degrees. Thanks.