Does anyone know of a good Graduate program besides AMU for an Intelligence oriented Degree?

I'd recommend doing something beyond single tracking in Intelligence. Like SPC David S. recommends, I'd look at something in Foreign Relations or Government Security. Johns Hopkins has a MA in Government-Security Studies for instance. Don't limit yourself to the "go-to" online universities. Take a look at what the major, well known universities have to offer for on-line courses. You'll find what you're looking for and some stuff that will round out a resume much better than single tracking in one area.

American Military University - I don't see the harm in staying. Have you considered an International Relations degree with a regional focus and corresponding foreign language.

https://www.amu.apus.edu/academic/schools/security-and-global-studies/masters/intelligence-studies.html

Mercyhurst University has a MS in Applied Intelligence that can be completed online. Probably the strongest option.

What is your reason for leaving AMU? I would finish out with them and take advantage of the network opportunities they have to offer. Have you joined the various clubs and chapters they have to enhance your endeavors?

Check out Liberty University online programs, I'm doing Master of Arts in Executive Leadership (MAEL) but they are regionally accredited and give military discount, with great support, I'd recommend them to anyone!

Why do you think it's best to go to a new school?

SFC (Join to see). A lot depends on what you mean by intelligence ( intercept, collection, management, analysis, human, electronic, imaging, cryptanalysis, strategy, etc ) what really attracts you, what will make you feel fulfilled, and what you want to accomplish over the long term in chosen intelligence field. You might consider a broader education involving reading, writing, and analysis -- not solely confined to intelligence -- perhaps with some international languages and regional focus on specific historical, social, and cultural studies of particular interest to you. You might consider a wide range of potential employers at home and with close allies abroad in private and government sector (CIA, NSA, DIA, NGA, etc). One often neglected path is USDOS FSO Bureau of Intelligence & Research . . . this would involve taking Foreign Service Officer exam . . . posing unique status and opportunity. Ultimately, you have to decide whether you want a safe desk job or pursue more vigorous open ended covert field ops work.

https://careers.state.gov/intern/which-office
https://careers.state.gov/work/foreign-service/officer/test-process
https://careers.state.gov/uploads/1b/2f/1b2f84b4060830fc911f6ccbfdbd45a8/4.0_Student_INR-R.pdf

https://www.cia.gov/careers/student-opportunities
https://www.cia.gov/careers/student-opportunities/graduate-students.html

http://www.forbes.com/sites/maseenaziegler/2014/10/23/cia-hiring-chief-demystifies-agencys-recruitment-and-reveals-cias-top-interview-questions/#10a7e2da2201

UMUC is a great school for this. They partner with NSA.

Also, the University of Washington in Seattle (Main Campus) used to offer a Master's of Science in Critical Infrastructure Program. They have since changed the name of the degree. The new degree is found at this link:

http://urbdp.be.washington.edu/programs/graduate/mipm/

Contact Karen Fischler in the Department of Urban Design and Planning. The former degree program was done entirely online.

Hope this helps you on your journey!

Naval Postgraduate School?