ENEB Master Thread

[MrsBulletPoints]

Any degree you can purchase (especially on a Groupon) is not a legitimate or US accredited degree.  Degrees are earned, not bought. This is an offer from a diploma mill.

While I'm also highly suspicious of this based on the price, the page clearly states that you still have to complete the academic program (and that you have 24 months to do so), so it's not a simple diploma mill. I don't know how or if they're accredited (I'm guessing not), but there is more to it than just buying the degree.

A quick search results:
https://complaintwire.org/complaint/75oB...iversity/3
https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?thr...ted.23661/
https://eu-business-school.pissedconsume...eview.html

Standard disclaimers apply:
- you get what you pay for
- if it seems too good to be true...
- proper institutions don't offer degrees on Groupon
- think critically to a level befitting a master's degree aspirant
- you are responsible for your own bad decisions
- etc.

I'm tempted to be the guinea pig. Anybody know if ECTS credits transfer into the Big 3?

I'm tempted to be the guinea pig. Anybody know if ECTS credits transfer into the Big 3?

Yes, it just needs to go through the regular evaluation process from the preferred agency.  Good luck to you.
Oh and search for the $249 Groupon as it'll save you an extra $50 bucks vs the $299 groupon mentioned...

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Oh and just for laughs, this is how much it is in Jamaican dollars:  https://www.brawtaliving.com/offer/96-of...barcelona/

Actually I think there's a distinction. The $249 Groupon gets you an MBA OR a Master's. The $299 price point gets you an MBA AND a Master's. 

There's a reddit thread where someone pulled the trigger: https://www.reddit.com/r/Scams/comments/...=post_body

Thanks everyone for the prompt and helpful replies, disclaimers and humor!  I'll steer clear. If anyone does decide to be a guinea pig, let us know!

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There's a reddit thread where someone pulled the trigger: https://www.reddit.com/r/Scams/comments/...=post_body

I checked out the the reddit thread. We'll have to wait for more follow-up posts on that thread.  Some folks think it's a scam and others say it's legit or possibly legit.  Someone thinks it might be worth the books you get.  One of the skeptics (I think the OP) went from 25% to 50/50. I think that means they are less skeptical (??)

I would like to hear feedback from anyone willing to risk $300.