Pros
I am struggling to think of any. Money seems OK, until you realize how time-intensive all requirements are and that providing feedback on really poorly written papers takes an incredible amount of time.
Cons
Terrible online curriculum; some of the worst students; cheating of epic proportions among its Saudi Electronic University student clients - worse than in any for-profit school in the US. Taught for a semester an MBA course that BCI designs and teaches for its partner, Saudi Electronic University. This was just an appearance of a graduate course - 80-90% of students cheated extensively and systemically; and the policies allowed them to submit and re-submit cheated assignments without penalty. Think of it this way: you submit a plagiarized assignment at a US university, you fail the assignment the first time; second time you fail the course. Here, you get to resubmit the assignment without penalty if/when caught. Many, if not most, students used synonym generator websites to escape plagiarism detection and turned in ridiculous papers that made little to no sense. Silly faculty requirements that made no sense (eg respond to every single student's discussion post; say three nice things about papers in all feedback, no matter what crap gets turned in). Zero concern about teaching students - students, faculty, and administrators go through the notions of making it seem like they are teaching and learning. Oh, and here's the best part - classified their faculty as independent contractors and not employees, in what appears to be a violation of US employment law.