Try Strayer.

university of north alabama. well my fre got through there had bba 3 yrs. but hers was gpa systme so dint have to take the pain to recalculate the points. all she will have to do is make sure she has done, 1. accounting, 2. finance, 3, stats, 4. economics 5. management or commerce 6. marketing i guess thats all coz these are the prerequisition and if she has taken these classes for her bachelors already then there should not be a prob. and ya she needs to have 3.00 cgpa if she does then she will not need gmat and if she does not then she will need to take a gmat or mat or gre anything. una is not very expensive but no jobs on and off campus so i would suggest her to go there only if she does not intend to work while studying and ya for undergrad u need to stay in dorms for one sem but its not the case with the masters. however the fee is not very high and she will have to complete 33 cr chr to graduate and ya one more thing check for your major subjects coz they do not have a whole lot of choices. otherwise i think once she get addmitted or gets the masters status she can transfer any where in us well not too sure though. i guess this will help.

Thanks for the suggestion ppl...but I looked into strayer and which one are u talkin abt riten???coz there were so many of them....and I would really really really appreciate if other ppl cud suggest me some other coll too......

Dude try Webster University in St. Louis. Damn repeating undergrad sucks big time. I had 3-yr degree in business from nepal and 'm still doing undergrad, hopefully 'm graduating this fall after four years.

Thanks a lot Pareen n enigma...did look into those universities....and i still wanna keep more options open....just in case.....any more suggestions guys??...i would be really really obliged....

Is she going for MBA? If she has 600 in GMAT let me know I know second tier(infact first tier among public schools) university which does takes 3 years bachelors degree. But I would say tuition would be around 13 k + living 7 k. So do your calculations!

per year in california!