ENEB Master Thread

[Vle045]

Are we really calling anyone who isn't aboard the ENEB lovetrain, a troll? If you want to spend 600$ of your own hard-earned money on a piece of paper that makes you feel good, go for it - but I have to agree that the ridiculous lengths people are going to, to find legitimacy and credibility in this (all whole claiming that they totally don't care about that, and are definitely just doing this for personal improvement and would definitely never put it on their CV) . . . goodness. I'm astounded we're on page 73 of this farce (though it's made for an amusing read).

Disagreement isn't trolling, stop being so fragile.

I suppose those of you who've spent $600+ on this bit of paper and now need to justify that purchase, are at least a step up from Cacoleman, who's been all over the place encouraging others to spend their money on this 'degree', swearing up and down it's a great deal - despite still not having bought it himself.

Do they cover choice-supportive bias, in this ENEB 'degree'?

I'm just feeling other people out as well as chiming in on information to offer what I have discovered from the past several months this program has been discussed.  It's a great deal for what you can get out of it.  I have mixed feelings about it for myself personally.  I'm not encouraging anyone to purchase it.  I'm just saying that those that do are not necessarily making a bad investment.   Also, it is not more than $600.  Most have only spent around $200 to $250 for one degree and more than that for subsequent degrees.

I think I paid about $225 for two degrees plus a diploma and certificate in two other areas. Maybe I will finish, maybe I won’t.  the nice thing is that there is a decent amount of time to finish it all.  And you can truly work at your own pace.  I don’t “need” it.  But I do “want” it... especially if I am not actually ready for a Master’s from a US school.  My biggest barrier right now seems to be time.  With two jobs, a kid and a puppy, it’s a challenge. ?