My diploma for my MBA from Ashland University showed up in the mail yesterday! They included my transcript, which is good, because I had actually forgotten when I started.

Fall 1997
Operations Management (A)
I started with just a single class to get my feet wet.
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Spring 1998
Business & Society (A-)
Managerial Accounting (A)

Summer 1998
Business Statistics (A)
Management Information Systems (A-)

Fall 1998
Business Cycles & Forecasting (B+)
I went back to taking just a single class each semester because it was taking up more of my time than I thought it would, and I was not in any hurry to get my degree.
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Spring 1999
I took this semester off because I started my position as the MONIES Administrator.

Summer 1999
Marketing Management (A-)

Fall 1999
I forgot why I took this semester off, but I think it had to do with traveling for work.
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Spring 2000
Managerial Economics (A)

Summer 2000
Organizational Behavior

Fall 2000
Organizational Development & Design (A)

At the end of this semester is when we moved to Chicago.
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After two years in Chicago, I finally got registered at DePaul University in January of 2003 to finish up my degree.

Spring 2003
International Business Management (A)

Summer 2003
Strategic Planning & Policy (A)

In June 2003 I had my DePaul transcript sent to Ashland and applied to graduate. I got a letter explaining that DePaul is on quarters, and Ashland is on Semesters, so instead of the two classes at DePaul being worth 3 credit hours each, they were only worth 2.67 credit hours each. I was short 2/3 of a credit hour.

This was about the time I got laid off and decided to go back to school for GIS. Fortunately one of the classes I took at Northern Illinois, Land Use Planning (A), was a graduate level class, and Ashland was willing to transfer one hour of credit upon successful completion of the class as "MBA seminar".