CWU was pretty decent. One reason I went with them (besides the fact I was a border state resident and got a discount on tuition) was they added some clinical and research parts to the degree. A lot of the other degree's I looked at were strictly EMS business and administration. I am only 34 years old, I am not ready to fly a desk or a be chief yet, so I didn't want that. At the same time, it still gave me some intro EMS management and business classes I can build on later in my career if I want. The big thing was they accepted most of my EMS college credits, and I could use it for grad school. When I was working in Saudi Arabia, some of the locals were getting paid by Saudi to fly back to the states and go to EKU. I heard good things about it at the time. One thing to consider is all these EMS and paramedic degrees are not created equally; each one is designed very differently than the next. Some focus on research and clinical, some in business and administration, etc.
