ENEB Master Thread

[michaeladsmith2]

If you can keep me posted on your WES & IEE process. I hear from a good source that ECE validates ENEB as a Bachelors level courses. I'm doing ECE in Nov/Dec 2022 once I finish all 5 Masters. I'm trying to get 32 Modules from ENEB (hopefully 96 semester Credits).

Dee12 posted the evaluation info on this forum: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid315539

ECE did evaluate his/her ENEB degree as equivalent to an RA Bachelor's degree, though the reasoning ECE gave for evaluating it as a Bachelor's was baloney. Still useful, but only if one has a goal of getting into a U.S. Master's program. But if a Master's evaluation outcome is needed, ECE's position won't help.

I would like to see people trying other evaluators since we already have verdicts from ECE and WES. However, it's not my money being spent on it so what I would like really doesn't matter, lol.

As of today, I have had my ENEB (MBA+Master in Business & Corporate Communication) evaluated by Validential (a non-NACES Company) and ECE, where they are in the final stages and will send me results this week. As mentioned before, my MBA was evaluated by Validential as a US RA Master's degree, and I suspect ECE will evaluate it as a US RA Bachelors-credits, as I requested the Course-by-Course Report for transfer purposes. I have 18 courses total, and I hope to have 3 Semester Credits X 18 = 54 Credits that can transfer.

AND I still have 2 additional ENEB Masters in the hopper. The MHRM and MPM, which will give me a total of 26 Courses X 3 = 78 Semester Credits. I want to see how this report pans out with TESU and/or Excelsior, before I complete the others and then do another ECE Evaluation in the future (maybe 2023). 

It is my intention to transfer as many credits to TESU or Excelsior, as they already have 60 credits/54 credits, respectively, towards my BALS program. I will say I had to bite the bullet as this ECE evaluation cost $255.00.

$190 - Course-by-Course Report
$15 - Report USPS Priority Mailed to TESU 
$15 - Report USPS Priority Mailed to Applicant
$30 - Cost of Evaluation Report (paper copy) to TESU (Not sure why they charge this if you're already paying $190!)

Once I receive my Report, I will share it with you. If anyone is pursuing a BA/BS, already has a large amount of US credits, and may attend TESU or Excelsior University, ENEB may help you overwhelmingly get credits towards completing the generous transfer credits (degree) that TESU & EU provide. I have 60 credits with TESU and 54 credits with Excelsior. 

Lastly, you may ask why? Well, even though my current ENEB MBA+Masters has given me several opportunities in beginning a doctoral program, met the BA-equivalency for a Law School Admissions, and opened a door for employment, I never finished my BA/BS. And it's my desire to do so as a personal goal I started in 1999! SO I say, "NEVER GIVE UP and Finish what you started." It may be an inspiration to others. Do I REALLY need a BA/BS at 45 years-old. NO. It' not going to help me gain any further pay or opportunity at my age. But, I started and I want to finish it!

[thodeptrai]

Have anyone tried evaluation with IEE or ACEI? In the Wiki I see it is confirmed as “U.S. regionally accredited Graduate diploma”. I wonder if it can be used to transfer for some graduate credits or not?

[JPN]

Have anyone tried evaluation with IEE or ACEI? In the Wiki I see it is confirmed as “U.S. regionally accredited Graduate diploma”. I wonder if it can be used to transfer for some graduate credits or not?

Graduate schools aren't typically as keen to transfer graduate credits under normal circumstances as undergraduate education. Regardless of what evaluation you get, it's very dependent on how the individual school deals with transfer credit, as not all will take them at the graduate level, and even the ones that do tend to be picky about what credits they'll accept. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.

[michaeladsmith2]

Have anyone tried evaluation with IEE or ACEI? In the Wiki I see it is confirmed as “U.S. regionally accredited Graduate diploma”. I wonder if it can be used to transfer for some graduate credits or not?

Graduate schools aren't typically as keen to transfer graduate credits under normal circumstances as undergraduate education. Regardless of what evaluation you get, it's very dependent on how the individual school deals with transfer credit, as not all will take them at the graduate level, and even the ones that do tend to be picky about what credits they'll accept. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.

It has been my experience that most graduate schools (both Masters (and even in rare occasions, Doctoral Programs)) are very limited in the number of credits they will accept. Most MBA programs, for example, that have a 36-credit curriculum, will only accept 6 or 9 credits. If you have a 48-60 credit Masters, they may accept 12 - 16 credits, and for the massive 72-96 credit MDiv (Seminary Masters), I've seen them accept between 36 - 45 credits, typically from students who already hold a "lesser" theological degree (MAR, ThM or Masters in Pastoral Ministry, etc.), and want to upgrade to the MDiv.

It just depends on the school and the Graduate program. 

It's the same thing in Counseling and other "upper" credit Masters. One can have a 36-credit MA in Counseling, but want to upgrade to the 60-credit MA in Clinical Psychology or MSW, and the school will accept credits already earned in the same field of study.

One can do a 36-credit MA in Film/Acting/Producing/Directing, etc. But if you want a Master in Fine Arts (MFA), that will be 60-72 credits, depending on the school & program.

Finally, most Doctoral Programs will not let you transfer unless you are All But Dissertation (ABD). That means EVERY aspect of your doctoral work is done except the dissertation.

[thodeptrai]

As of today, I have had my ENEB (MBA+Master in Business & Corporate Communication) evaluated by Validential (a non-NACES Company) and ECE, where they are in the final stages and will send me results this week. As mentioned before, my MBA was evaluated by Validential as a US RA Master's degree, and I suspect ECE will evaluate it as a US RA Bachelors-credits, as I requested the Course-by-Course Report for transfer purposes. I have 18 courses total, and I hope to have 3 Semester Credits X 18 = 54 Credits that can transfer.
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Once I receive my Report, I will share it with you.

  Have you received your report?

[michaeladsmith2]

As of today, I have had my ENEB (MBA+Master in Business & Corporate Communication) evaluated by Validential (a non-NACES Company) and ECE, where they are in the final stages and will send me results this week. As mentioned before, my MBA was evaluated by Validential as a US RA Master's degree, and I suspect ECE will evaluate it as a US RA Bachelors-credits, as I requested the Course-by-Course Report for transfer purposes. I have 18 courses total, and I hope to have 3 Semester Credits X 18 = 54 Credits that can transfer.
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Once I receive my Report, I will share it with you.

  Have you received your report?

Not yet. Holiday in the USA...Labor Day tomorrow...so I may get it this week before Friday. Current status: Report Being Finalized.

[thodeptrai]

Not yet. Holiday in the USA...Labor Day tomorrow...so I may get it this week before Friday. Current status: Report Being Finalized.

  I'm curious about the results.

[Jacky Liu]

Hi guys, I enrolled in Eneb's Master in Big Data program recently.  I would like to have this qualification assessed in Australia.  I found out that the European Designated Partner of Australia's Official Qualifications Assessment Agency is Naric, which seems to work in my favor.  But I have a doubt, can anyone help me?  First, I saw two versions of the graduation certificate, one of which only stated that the student completed the course duration 1500 hours.  Another type of graduation certificate states the state start time and completion time (usually three months a year).  I am very confused, what kind of graduation certificate is currently issued by the school?  I'm lucky if the graduation certificate says start and end times, but if it's the other way around, it's bad.  Because the Australian assessment agency will ask me to fill in the start and end time of this master's program, if I only take four months to complete the program, it' s different from my diploma(duration 1500 hours).  Can someone help me with this?  thank you very much

[eLearner]

Hi guys, I enrolled in Eneb's Master in Big Data program recently.  I would like to have this qualification assessed in Australia.  I found out that the European Designated Partner of Australia's Official Qualifications Assessment Agency is Naric, which seems to work in my favor.  But I have a doubt, can anyone help me?  First, I saw two versions of the graduation certificate, one of which only stated that the student completed the course duration 1500 hours.  Another type of graduation certificate states the state start time and completion time (usually three months a year).  I am very confused, what kind of graduation certificate is currently issued by the school?  I'm lucky if the graduation certificate says start and end times, but if it's the other way around, it's bad.  Because the Australian assessment agency will ask me to fill in the start and end time of this master's program, if I only take four months to complete the program, it' s different from my diploma(duration 1500 hours).  Can someone help me with this?  thank you very much

A lot of Spanish schools don't input exact start and end dates. A lot of them use a one year range on your transcript. Some don't even include a graduation date on your transcript, ENEB, for example, doesn't. Your diploma will state the exact graduation date. You get a diploma from ENEB and a diploma that Isabel issues signed by Isabel's Rector.

[eLearner]

To disrupt a thread time and time again to post something salty is certainly born from an agenda, and posting a list of post counts in an attempt to make people look bad with no other useful information is another example of that agenda.

To constantly to go over "criticisms" and "red flags"--most of which have literally been put to bed--is nonsensical and useless. At some point, a person should just move on with their life and let others discuss without disruption, and though I cannot use the T-word, that's exactly what is happening by exact definition. I've criticized lots of programs over the nearly two decades I've been on these types of forums, then you know what I did after I posted my criticisms? I moved on, I didn't go on for months and months and months on end and certainly not when my criticisms were disproven by results, because belaboring it serves no purpose and is a disruption to the people who just want to discuss the program.

If some feel others are "cheerleading" the program, so be it. They should group together and go talk about that feeling amongst themselves by PMs and let the rest discuss the program without unnecessary attacks and silliness.

Bottom line, that act jumped the shark a long time ago.