ENEB Master Thread

[jackthehuman]

I found this linked off of another post, it really looks like they just became a diploma mill. The thing I noticed about the ENEB platform is that it doesn't track anything other than the exam attempts. This means that one can sign up for ENEB, pay the extra exam fee, and take the open-book exam, all in one day!

And, they are saying that all you need is to take an exam and score 5/10, and you supposedly get the Isabel I degree, and the ECT credits... I imagine the only lucky ones now are those who already had their degrees validated because unless there is a notation on the diplomas or transcripts (which they don't clarify in the materials), I can't imagine any degree validator giving these degrees any weight whatsoever.

https://newsletter.eneb.es/x/?S7Y1.J9ra2...1802634285

https://eneb.com/Documents/Terms%20&%20C...Master.pdf

[bjcheung77]

So... Who wants to be the guinea pig to 'exam' and evaluate it? Hmm... I recommend the newest evaluators that we've not tried yet!

[MrPanda]

I wanted to try if the credits from the MS in Supply Chain Manamgent could be useful for the TESU´s BS in Operations Management, I´ll use ACEI.

I already got the credits from University Nebrija that should work for TESU, so I could try it.

[Vle045]

So I enrolled on 08/06 for the Spanish version on eneb.es and have not received this strange test-out email but am really puzzled by what I'm reading. The coursework is A LOT of work, the materials in Spanish are good but not great. It is basically the equivalent of being given a textbook and told to read it and learn by oneself. The videos and related materials are interesting but DO NOT address the "textbook" directly.

In comparison to the Master's degrees I'm doing with TECH, it is night and day. Each TECH MA is 10 modules, and each module is 8-10 classes, and there is a pre-test and a quiz after EACH class. So we're talking about 10-15 questions per class, and 100-150 per module, and 1000-1500 per master's degree. I honestly have no idea how a 50-question exam can qualify someone to have even a Propio Master's degree.

Although the TECH degrees I am taking have RVOE and required an official / apostilled / translated / relevant B.A. (or related experience, which they made me submit thrice!), they also offer "Propio Degrees" that follow the same format.

At the end of the day, what matters is the marketability and learning from these degrees. If the ENEB degrees become diploma mill degrees, it seems that TECH is better. And in terms of learning, the TECH coursework is much better. The classes are 10-20 page textbook like essays, with related academic articles / books, with related videos and related SCORM modules.

For the roughly equivalent cost, I have no idea why anyone would choose ENEB, in particular if you are able to get a Master's with RVOE from TECH. (Note that the RVOE Master's only come in Spanish, and have more stringent admission requirements)

What I would be interested to know is what Isabel I has to say about their relationship with ENEB.  The big selling point is that relationship.  I don’t speak Spanish, so I wouldn’t know how to communicate with them, but if you know Spanish, perhaps you could see if the department that handles those relationships could clarify what it really means.  I don’t really trust ENEB to clarify since they promoted MCA as a highly respected University in the US when it is not even close.

[MrPanda]

Algo como:

"¿Universidad Isabel I certifica los títulos de master propio en ENEB obtenidos a través de un examen único?"
o
"¿Universidad Isabel certifica todos los títulos de master propio ofrecidos por ENEB, independientemente de la modalidad de obtención (trabajos o examen)?"

[KSoul]

Algo como:

"¿Universidad Isabel I certifica los títulos de master propio en ENEB obtenidos a través de un examen único?"
o
"¿Universidad Isabel certifica todos los títulos de master propio ofrecidos por ENEB, independientemente de la modalidad de obtención (trabajos o examen)?"

Always fascinating the efforts to make a dust-up vs. waiting to see how things shake out over time. My ENEB degree has already been validated and used effectively; however, all this talk of contacting Isabel or other actions before waiting to see how the exam process unfolds only creates some value jeopardy for those in the middle of the program. 

The best part in the early days of Degreeforum, ENEB was a worthless degree, and now some of the same people are up in arms about the exam process expressing this threatens the degree's value. It's entertaining as a thread, as it's the plot twist those early supporters of ENEB didn't see coming.

[Dumber]

I am two degrees and counting with eneb. Several posters, including newcomers, senior members, and moderators, have financial interests tied to ENEB with their promotion of discounts using personal codes. There seems to be a thread dedicated solely to sharing ENEB discount codes or engaging in competitive discussions. It's undeniable that our collective support has contributed to ENEB's success, and some posters may have achieved financial gains as a result.

While I was disappointed by the MCA arrangement to some extent, I find myself less bothered by this particular situation. It's challenging to discern who genuinely cares about the quality of the degree and who is primarily concerned about financial losses if ENEB was blacklisted by being millish. ENEB can do whatever it wishes for its shareholders. Salespeople are not shareholders.

[ashkir]

I feel like a lot of people are using ENEB as a means to an terminal degree. But, I used ENEB as a means to get credit to get another degree from an accredited American university.

ENEB has the value you put to it. For me, it let me skip out on needing 26+ credits.

[MrPanda]

I feel like a lot of people are using ENEB as a means to an terminal degree. But, I used ENEB as a means to get credit to get another degree from an accredited American university.

ENEB has the value you put to it. For me, it let me skip out on needing 26+ credits.

Yes, in my case, I would discover if Eneb´s Master in Supply Chain Management:
https://eneb.com/master-and-postgraduate...anagement/

Helps fulfill: OPM-301, OPM-411, OPM-415, MAN-435 and OPM-420:
https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/en/2020-...anagement/

[Vle045]

Algo como:

"¿Universidad Isabel I certifica los títulos de master propio en ENEB obtenidos a través de un examen único?"
o
"¿Universidad Isabel certifica todos los títulos de master propio ofrecidos por ENEB, independientemente de la modalidad de obtención (trabajos o examen)?"

Always fascinating the efforts to make a dust-up vs. waiting to see how things shake out over time. My ENEB degree has already been validated and used effectively; however, all this talk of contacting Isabel or other actions before waiting to see how the exam process unfolds only creates some value jeopardy for those in the middle of the program. 

The best part in the early days of Degreeforum, ENEB was a worthless degree, and now some of the same people are up in arms about the exam process expressing this threatens the degree's value. It's entertaining as a thread, as it's the plot twist those early supporters of ENEB didn't see coming.

That’s great for you. There’s nothing wrong with that. I don’t begrudge anyone’s use. But there’s also nothing wrong with getting answers to questions from the source.