Master's degreeMaster of Business Administration
A practitioner's MBA: eight courses covering strategy, finance, leadership and international business, taken entirely online at your own pace.
$89one-time tuition
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Programs
Five degrees and 23 professional certificates. All of them online, all of them self-paced, and all of them priced as a single payment you can see before you apply.
Degree programs
Each degree is a single one-time payment covering every course. Course counts, credit loads and entry requirements differ; the delivery model does not.
Master's degreeA practitioner's MBA: eight courses covering strategy, finance, leadership and international business, taken entirely online at your own pace.
$89one-time tuition
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DoctorateA doctoral-level business program for senior practitioners: fourteen courses and 210 credits, researched and completed online around a full-time role.
$199one-time tuition
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Master's degreeSeven advanced computing courses — machine learning, security, cloud, databases, software engineering and compilers — delivered online for USD 299.
$299one-time tuition
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Bachelor's degreeA twelve-course undergraduate business degree spanning accounting, economics, marketing, analytics, law and strategy — online, for USD 159.
$159one-time tuition
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Bachelor's degreeTwelve computer science courses arranged in four stages — foundations, single-node systems, connectivity and engineering, then advanced frontiers.
$199one-time tuition
ViewEntry requirements are level-specific.Bachelor’s degrees ask for a high school diploma or equivalent. Master’s degrees ask for a bachelor’s degree. The DBA asks for a master’s degree, with no exceptions. Read the requirement on the program page before applying.
Compare
The column that matters most is usually the entry requirement — it is the one thing you cannot work around later.
| Program | Level | Courses | Credits | Typical duration | Tuition | Entry requirement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MBAMaster of Business Administration | Master's degree | 8 | 120 | 1–2 years typical | $89 | A bachelor's degree or equivalent. |
| DBADoctor of Business Administration | Doctorate | 14 | 210 | 3–5 years typical | $199 | A master's degree or equivalent. |
| MCSMaster of Computer Science | Master's degree | 7 | 120 | 1–3 years typical | $299 | A bachelor's degree or equivalent. |
| BBABachelor of Business Administration | Bachelor's degree | 12 | 120 | 1–2 years typical | $159 | A high school diploma or equivalent. |
| BSCSBachelor of Science in Computer Science | Bachelor's degree | 12 | 120 | Self-paced | $199 | A high school diploma or equivalent, including high-school-level mathematics: algebra, functions and logical reasoning. |
Typical duration is the completion window published in the ACLAS degree-program FAQ. All programs are self-paced and carry no fixed deadline.
Choosing
A short route through the decision, based on where you are starting from rather than what you want to be called.
The BBA and the BSCS are twelve-course, 120-credit bachelor's degrees. The BBA is broad; the BSCS is structured across four technical stages.
The MBA is the general management route at master's level. Eight courses covering strategy, finance, leadership and international business.
The MCS is a specialist master's in databases, security, machine learning, software engineering, cloud and compilers.
The DBA is the largest award ACLAS offers — fourteen courses, 210 credits, and a master's degree required with no exceptions.
Certificate programs
23 short programs for people who need specific expertise rather than a full degree. Each is four related courses — six for the Mini-MBA — and each must be completed within twelve months of enrollment.
Broad business and management grounding across six courses — the widest introduction ACLAS offers.
Risk, project delivery, team leadership and change management, assembled for people running projects.
How new ideas get adopted inside organizations, and how to manage the change that follows.
Financial concepts, performance and investment fundamentals for managers who own a budget.
Strategy, leadership and professional communication for people stepping into senior responsibility.
International law, politics and governance frameworks for organizations operating across borders.
Ways to study
Single course, named certificate, or full degree. Each route draws on the same body of courses.
Course completion certificate
$14.99 starting price
See coursesNamed Mini-MBA, Executive or Professional Certificate
$39 starting price
See coursesBBA, BSCS, MBA, MCS or DBA
$89 starting price
See degreesSample curriculum
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science is the most explicitly sequenced ACLAS program: twelve courses arranged so that each stage depends on the last.
Applying
No entrance exam, no application fee and no intake window. Four steps from here to your first lesson.
Use the comparison table above. Check the entry requirement for the level you are applying to before anything else.
Applications are submitted through the ACLAS campus. You will need evidence of your prior qualification.
After your acceptance letter, complete tuition. Card and PayPal payments activate access immediately; other methods take one to three business days.
Course access is typically granted within three to five business days of verified payment. Then you set the pace.
Questions
Answers to the questions that come up most often before enrollment.
Applications are submitted through the ACLAS campus at aclas.college. You choose your program, submit the application, receive an acceptance letter, complete payment, and are then registered for your courses. No entrance examination is required.
Requirements differ by level. The BBA and BSCS ask for a high school diploma or equivalent — the BSCS additionally expects high-school-level mathematics and a computer able to run Python, compilers and lightweight virtual machines. The MBA and MCS require a bachelor's degree or equivalent. The DBA requires a master's degree, with no exceptions. All programs require proficiency in English.
Tuition must be paid before enrollment. New students complete payment after receiving their acceptance letter and before course registration. For installment plans, a USD 2 processing fee applies to each installment.
PayPal and credit card payments are confirmed instantly and course access is activated immediately. PayMyTuition, Western Union, USDT, Geoswift and Xendit take one to three business days because of manual verification. In general, course access is granted within three to five business days of payment being received and verified.
PayMyTuition, PayPal, credit and debit cards, USDT and other cryptocurrencies, WeChat Pay, Alipay and UnionPay, Xendit, Western Union, and bank transfer by SWIFT or US wire and ACH. A 6% processing fee applies to some gateways — Wintopay, PayPal, Geoswift and Xendit — but not to PayMyTuition, USDT, debit and credit cards, or Western Union.
ACLAS publishes a refund and cancellation policy covering cooling-off periods, installments, document fees and non-refundable scenarios — including dissatisfaction with the college's accreditation status, which is disclosed before enrollment. The policy is available in full on aclas.college.
Yes, in two or four installments, with a USD 2 processing fee per installment. For example, the USD 89 MBA can be paid as four installments of $10, $20, $20 and $39, or as two of $20 and $69.
No application fee is published by ACLAS. The costs are tuition and, where you choose them, optional document and verification services.
The next step is an application. It takes minutes, costs nothing, and there is no entrance examination.