ENEB Master Thread

[suleyman92]

Interesting. In Belgium they won't evaluatue anything without a thesis for a master's, but that's also because they are very behind when it comes to international education systems.

Yes that's why I also did start a study from another partner of UI1, Structuralia. A master's in cybersecurity with a thesis. Even that one they said unaccredited. They don't see the partner as a legit university. I went to a lawyer and filed an appeal but to this day no reply yet....

[bjcheung77]

@nykorn, I just clicked onto those links on the ENEB page. The ENEB poster you're referring to is a member of this board as well... All in all, ENEB does have options for entry into some programs, it may/may not fit for people who want to transfer credits. Having said that, they're not too bad for filling learning or knowledge gaps either.

[eLearner]

Scoured the ENEB campus forums for mentions of getting accepted into schools. I will attach the ENEB campus links as proof, for anyone who has access. My apologies if these were already all posted in here before, but most of them weren't on the wiki and those that were didn't have sources.

Australian University - accepted into PhD studies using Isabel I degree obtained via SAERA. (Source 1: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=446#p2234, Source 2: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=275#p1506)

Same person said the Open University UK (http://www.open.ac.uk/study/credit-trans...ries/spain) accepts Isabel I credit transfers.

University of North Carolina Systems, Queens College of Theology - At least certain programs at this school have a religious exemption from needing to adhere to normal state admissions standards. An ENEB student was accepted into a PhD in Psychology & Theology before the ENEB MBA degree was even complete, based on then-current enrollment and grades in the ENEB course (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=446#p2246). They then seem to have confirmed the decision by submitting a Validential evaluation (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=446#p2332), which seems to have been accepted by the college. Finally based on having ministry leadership experience together with the ENEB degree they were offered an Adjunct Professor position at said college (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=459#p2247). According to the Email they got, the full list of courses the acceptance via ENEB degree is applicable to are:
Bachelor of Theology
Bachelor of Ministry
Bachelor of Religious Education
Master of Divinity
Master of Arts in Christian Counseling
Master of Ministry
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology - Theology
Doctor of Theology in Ethics

Same person was also accepted to: West Coast Bible College & Seminary - https://www.westcoastbible.org, using their 60 ECTS ENEB MA. However they declined as the school had no real accreditation. (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=505#p2387)

Same person was also accepted to:
Virginia University of Lynchburg (https://www.vul.edu/dha/) - accepts ENEB MBA+Masters into their Doctor of Healthcare Administration (this one was already on the Wiki) (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=580#p2623)

According to the same person, a school that accepts ASIC accreditation (https://www.asicuk.com/international-directory/) should accept ENEB for admissions, and should be recognized internationally as CHEA accepts ASIC (https://www.chea.org/search-internationa...ltext=ASIC), and noted they contacted or researched the schools below for acceptance via ENEB. However it is unclear if they were accepted into all of them or not:

European Institute of Applied Science and Management - https://www.eiasm.cz/doctor-of-business-...ation-dba/#
Ligs University - https://ligsuniversity.com/management-dba
American International Theism University - https://aituedu.org/accelerated-ethereal...istration/
Horizons University - https://huparis.edu.eu/section/programs/...leadership#
OUS Royal Academy of Economics and Technology in Switzerland - https://www.ous.edu.eu/Studies/Studies-A-Z
Tavriya National University - https://tnu.edu.ua/doktorantura/

Another student got accepted to: Selinus University (https://www.uniselinus.education/degree-...e-learning) - PhD in Literature, via ENEB Isabel I diploma (Source 1: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=535#p2484, Source 2: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=304#p1654)

There are some issues with some of that information. The ENEB campus links can only be viewed by people who have access to ENEB's forums, and to do that you have to be a student there.

West Coast Bible College & Seminary is unaccredited. Acceptance to that program shouldn't be added to the wiki.

"According to the same person, a school that accepts ASIC accreditation (https://www.asicuk.com/international-directory/) should accept ENEB for admissions, and should be recognized internationally as CHEA accepts ASIC (https://www.chea.org/search-internationa...ltext=ASIC), and noted they contacted or researched the schools below for acceptance via ENEB. However it is unclear if they were accepted into all of them or not:"

^^ That's not substantiated. That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

Ligs University is unaccredited. There is no point in encouraging enrollment there with better programs available that are also accredited. That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

American International Theism University is a very well-known unaccredited diploma mill. It's run by the same people who run the notorious diploma mill called "Breyer State Theology University". That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

Horizons University is a questionable school that people shouldn't be encouraged to enroll with. That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

OUS Royal Academy of Economics and Technology in Switzerland for some reason rings a bell and it's not for a good reason. I could be wrong. But I would be cautious about adding this to the wiki.

Selinus University is an unaccredited diploma mill that is literally claiming fake accreditation. That absolutely should not be added to the wiki.

As a rule of thumb, expect unaccredited schools and diploma mills to accept anything. Most of them have no standards so their acceptance is meaningless. The only acceptance that matters is acceptance from schools with good reputations or at least real accreditation. Also, no, ASIC accreditation does not count as it is not real institutional accreditation despite ASIC masquerading as an institutional accreditor.

[Champ04]

I have received MBA & Master diploma from ENEB, how to process to purchase the degree from UI1? I have sent email to diplomas@eneb.es but no any responses. So, what's the proper link to make a payment or anyone who is responsible for this.

[bjcheung77]

I have received MBA & Master diploma from ENEB, how to process to purchase the degree from UI1? I have sent email to diplomas@eneb.es but no any responses. So, what's the proper link to make a payment or anyone who is responsible for this.

I updated the sticky thread with some information on purchasing the ENEB programs, diplomas, Hague Apostille, etc back on post #2571, here, I'll link you to it, it'll forward you to the sticky thread and to the later posts I'm referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid415560

[Kalas]

eLearnerAmerican International Theism University is a very well-known unaccredited diploma mill. It's run by the same people who run the notorious diploma mill called "Breyer State Theology University". That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

Most of what you write here is demonstrably false at worst and no longer accurate at best. AITU is accredited in Florida, which while not meaning much academically, is something. Moreover, AITU offers religious degrees, which are not the same thing as academic degrees. State accreditation is a rare honor for religious programs. Furthermore, AITU has a partnership with UNIMY, which holds MQA accreditation in Malaysia. That is the equivalent of being RA in the US. In Malaysia accreditation is permanent unless something is done to screw it up, such as churning out doctoral degrees for a degree mill. Does it make sense for a legitimate university to risk losing lifetime accreditation to make a couple thousand dollars off of a dual doctorate program that could potentially appeal to dozens of people?

There are some issues with some of that information. The ENEB campus links can only be viewed by people who have access to ENEB's forums, and to do that you have to be a student there.

ENEB's internal student forum can only be accessed by actual students of ENEB. Oh, the horror. It's a good thing Columbia's online course forums can be viewed by the general public. /sarcasm

West Coast Bible College & Seminary is unaccredited. Acceptance to that program shouldn't be added to the wiki.

West Coast Bible College & Seminary is a religious school offering religious degrees and as such has no need to seek accreditation. Are you sure you understand the difference between religious and academic degrees? Because this post would suggest you do not.

Selinus University is an unaccredited diploma mill that is literally claiming fake accreditation. That absolutely should not be added to the wiki.

Selinus University does not hold any accreditations with real weight. I suppose accreditation that predates the regional accreditation system would be considered "fake" by overly pompous. It is not a degree mill, according to multiple alumni. The degrees they offer are titulo propios and students have to sign a form acknowledging that prior to being admitted, rendering the concept of accreditation moot. People that actually attended the university have great things to say about their doctoral experience and support they received from Selinus' staff. Alumni strongly recommend it for people looking for an affordable school to pursue learning for the love of learning. It took all of about 5 seconds to find many such accounts. Here is one. https://www.reddit.com/r/PhD/comments/ik...ure_worth/

If you're going to crap on someone's honest effort to contribute to the community in bad faith, at least have the decency to make sure you do so in a way that is factually accurate.

[Champ04]

I have received MBA & Master diploma from ENEB, how to process to purchase the degree from UI1? I have sent email to diplomas@eneb.es but no any responses. So, what's the proper link to make a payment or anyone who is responsible for this.

I updated the sticky thread with some information on purchasing the ENEB programs, diplomas, Hague Apostille, etc back on post #2571, here, I'll link you to it, it'll forward you to the sticky thread and to the later posts I'm referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid415560

Thank you very much, But I got confused. As I have accesed into the link, not mentioned about physical diplomas, Hague Apostille. It's only shown DOUBLE MASTER - PROMO

[sacredrain]

Scoured the ENEB campus forums for mentions of getting accepted into schools. I will attach the ENEB campus links as proof, for anyone who has access. My apologies if these were already all posted in here before, but most of them weren't on the wiki and those that were didn't have sources.

Australian University - accepted into PhD studies using Isabel I degree obtained via SAERA. (Source 1: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=446#p2234, Source 2: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=275#p1506)

Same person said the Open University UK (http://www.open.ac.uk/study/credit-trans...ries/spain) accepts Isabel I credit transfers.

University of North Carolina Systems, Queens College of Theology - At least certain programs at this school have a religious exemption from needing to adhere to normal state admissions standards. An ENEB student was accepted into a PhD in Psychology & Theology before the ENEB MBA degree was even complete, based on then-current enrollment and grades in the ENEB course (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=446#p2246). They then seem to have confirmed the decision by submitting a Validential evaluation (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=446#p2332), which seems to have been accepted by the college. Finally based on having ministry leadership experience together with the ENEB degree they were offered an Adjunct Professor position at said college (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=459#p2247). According to the Email they got, the full list of courses the acceptance via ENEB degree is applicable to are:
Bachelor of Theology
Bachelor of Ministry
Bachelor of Religious Education
Master of Divinity
Master of Arts in Christian Counseling
Master of Ministry
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology - Theology
Doctor of Theology in Ethics

Same person was also accepted to: West Coast Bible College & Seminary - https://www.westcoastbible.org, using their 60 ECTS ENEB MA. However they declined as the school had no real accreditation. (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=505#p2387)

Same person was also accepted to:
Virginia University of Lynchburg (https://www.vul.edu/dha/) - accepts ENEB MBA+Masters into their Doctor of Healthcare Administration (this one was already on the Wiki) (https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=580#p2623)

According to the same person, a school that accepts ASIC accreditation (https://www.asicuk.com/international-directory/) should accept ENEB for admissions, and should be recognized internationally as CHEA accepts ASIC (https://www.chea.org/search-internationa...ltext=ASIC), and noted they contacted or researched the schools below for acceptance via ENEB. However it is unclear if they were accepted into all of them or not:

European Institute of Applied Science and Management - https://www.eiasm.cz/doctor-of-business-...ation-dba/#
Ligs University - https://ligsuniversity.com/management-dba
American International Theism University - https://aituedu.org/accelerated-ethereal...istration/
Horizons University - https://huparis.edu.eu/section/programs/...leadership#
OUS Royal Academy of Economics and Technology in Switzerland - https://www.ous.edu.eu/Studies/Studies-A-Z
Tavriya National University - https://tnu.edu.ua/doktorantura/

Another student got accepted to: Selinus University (https://www.uniselinus.education/degree-...e-learning) - PhD in Literature, via ENEB Isabel I diploma (Source 1: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=535#p2484, Source 2: https://campus.eneb.com/mod/forum/discus...=304#p1654)

There are some issues with some of that information. The ENEB campus links can only be viewed by people who have access to ENEB's forums, and to do that you have to be a student there.

West Coast Bible College & Seminary is unaccredited. Acceptance to that program shouldn't be added to the wiki.

"According to the same person, a school that accepts ASIC accreditation (https://www.asicuk.com/international-directory/) should accept ENEB for admissions, and should be recognized internationally as CHEA accepts ASIC (https://www.chea.org/search-internationa...ltext=ASIC), and noted they contacted or researched the schools below for acceptance via ENEB. However it is unclear if they were accepted into all of them or not:"

^^ That's not substantiated. That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

Ligs University is unaccredited. There is no point in encouraging enrollment there with better programs available that are also accredited. That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

American International Theism University is a very well-known unaccredited diploma mill. It's run by the same people who run the notorious diploma mill called "Breyer State Theology University". That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

Horizons University is a questionable school that people shouldn't be encouraged to enroll with. That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

OUS Royal Academy of Economics and Technology in Switzerland for some reason rings a bell and it's not for a good reason. I could be wrong. But I would be cautious about adding this to the wiki.

Selinus University is an unaccredited diploma mill that is literally claiming fake accreditation. That absolutely should not be added to the wiki.

As a rule of thumb, expect unaccredited schools and diploma mills to accept anything. Most of them have no standards so their acceptance is meaningless. The only acceptance that matters is acceptance from schools with good reputations or at least real accreditation. Also, no, ASIC accreditation does not count as it is not real institutional accreditation despite ASIC masquerading as an institutional accreditor.

Queens College of Theology is not part of the University of North Carolina's College system. In fact Queens College of Theology is an unaccredited school that has a religious exemption in North Carolina.

[bjcheung77]

I have received MBA & Master diploma from ENEB, how to process to purchase the degree from UI1? I have sent email to diplomas@eneb.es but no any responses. So, what's the proper link to make a payment or anyone who is responsible for this.

I updated the sticky thread with some information on purchasing the ENEB programs, diplomas, Hague Apostille, etc back on post #2571, here, I'll link you to it, it'll forward you to the sticky thread and to the later posts I'm referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid415560

Thank you very much, But I got confused. As I have accesed into the link, not mentioned about physical diplomas, Hague Apostille. It's only shown DOUBLE MASTER - PROMO

You are confused, as you're not reading the entire thing, you're just looking at the top portion with the links to the Single and Double masters. If you go down to the bottom, it'll show the links to the 1, 2, 3 exam options. Having said that, directly above the exams is where I have the PDF link to the purchasing of ENEB/UC1 Diplomas, Hague Apostille, and where I noted to use the OFF50 code.

[Champ04]

I have received MBA & Master diploma from ENEB, how to process to purchase the degree from UI1? I have sent email to diplomas@eneb.es but no any responses. So, what's the proper link to make a payment or anyone who is responsible for this.

I updated the sticky thread with some information on purchasing the ENEB programs, diplomas, Hague Apostille, etc back on post #2571, here, I'll link you to it, it'll forward you to the sticky thread and to the later posts I'm referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid415560