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Both duly accredited.
Highly recommended, offer a series of degrees via distance education.

http://www2.adams.edu/extended_studies/independent/
ADAMS STATE COLLEGE
+/-120/130 US$ per 1 undergraduate credit.

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http://www.ccis.edu/online/apply/
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
around US$ 200 per 1 undergraduate credit.

No differential fees for non-US citizens, so they say.
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SUNY accredited US consortium offering DE degrees

http://sln.suny.edu/index.html

DE diverse educational offer from US accredited consortium.
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The National Universities Degree Consortium

http://nudc.org/index.shtml

consortium of US accredited universities offers many degrees, including online ones.
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MERCY COLLEGE

http://www.mercy.edu/mercyonline/online_degrees.htm
under/post-graduate degree online from US accredited college.

ham Wrote:Both duly accredited.
Highly recommended, offer a series of degrees via distance education.

http://www2.adams.edu/extended_studies/independent/
ADAMS STATE COLLEGE
+/-120/130 US$ per 1 undergraduate credit.

-------------------
http://www.ccis.edu/online/apply/
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
around US$ 200 per 1 undergraduate credit.

No differential fees for non-US citizens, so they say.
----------------------

SUNY accredited US consortium offering DE degrees

http://sln.suny.edu/index.html

DE diverse educational offer from US accredited consortium.
---------------------------
The National Universities Degree Consortium

http://nudc.org/index.shtml

consortium of US accredited universities offers many degrees, including online ones.
-----------------------------
MERCY COLLEGE

http://www.mercy.edu/mercyonline/online_degrees.htm
under/post-graduate degree online from US accredited college.

At the risk of sounding like Parnelli Janko, great post.  Saving money is always at the top of my list.  

Looks like Mercy has changed up their website links.  This link got me to their online program info:
https://www.mercy.edu/pages/275.asp

And don't forget the 2009 Get Educated lists of "cheap" RA MBAs:

AACSB-accredited

Non AACSB but RA

Of course, if you're really trying to save money on an MBA, DETC is the way to go.