ENEB Master Thread

[ashkir]

Has anyone finished an ENEB?

[bjcheung77]

Interesting turn of events, NARIC Belgium has evaluated the ENEB/Universidad Isabel I Masters in Big Data & BI as an equivalent Masters in the European Union... One of our members on the sister board had 6 evaluations completed for 6 ENEB/Universidad Isabel I Masters (including the MBA) and 5 of them came back as an Advanced Bachelors (final year of a 4 year degree) and the one year Masters in Big Data & BI. Link: https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?thr...ion.58850/ - This is another option for people who are not looking for just US recognition...

[ROYISAGIRL]

Has anyone finished an ENEB?

A few people have they've posted their evaluations in either this thread or that other long one about ENEB.

[msganti]

A family member does not have any formal educational credentials (highschool drop out), and she want to pursue an MBA or PG from ENEB. Does anyone know if it'd be possible?

[rachel83az]

A family member does not have any formal educational credentials (highschool drop out), and she want to pursue an MBA or PG from ENEB. Does anyone know if it'd be possible?

No. She needs a Bachelor's degree of some kind before they'll give her a Master's. She can get one relatively quickly/easily from one of the big 3 or UMPI but she must have the Bachelor's degree first.

[ashkir]

A family member does not have any formal educational credentials (highschool drop out), and she want to pursue an MBA or PG from ENEB. Does anyone know if it'd be possible?

No. She needs a Bachelor's degree of some kind before they'll give her a Master's. She can get one relatively quickly/easily from one of the big 3 or UMPI but she must have the Bachelor's degree first.

I feel like at this point it’s now the Big 4 with how strict the original 3 are getting!

[eLearner]

A family member does not have any formal educational credentials (highschool drop out), and she want to pursue an MBA or PG from ENEB. Does anyone know if it'd be possible?

Thank you for contacting ENEB Business School. To access our programs, you must fulfill at least one of these three requirements:

• Be in possession of a Bachelor, Architecture, Higher or Technical Degree, Bachelor Diploma or another equivalent degree.
• Be a Student currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree or equivalent higher education.
• BE a Professional that has enough experience in their field of study.

In the event that you fall into the third category, please send us your CV / resume, including academic accomplishments and professional history, so that our Department of Admissions can assess whether you are eligible or not.

Now let's say she doesn't currently qualify under any of the three measures. I have some ideas for a workaround in order to get her admitted to ENEB:

- Negotiate admission. Have her ask ENEB this: "if I can produce some college credits and submit a transcript, will that be enough for admission?" If they say yes, have her take some Straighterline courses (or the equivalent from another similar program), finish them, get them on an ACE transcript, and submit to ENEB. SL does not require a high school diploma, and ACE credits are deemed equivalent to college credit. In the U.S., people use SL to help pursue a Bachelor's degree all the time so this should qualify under ENEB's requirements.

- Another way would be to take the SL credits and attempt to enroll into a Bachelor's degree program at any school. There should be takers if she's coming in with ACE credits from SL. I would focus on schools with open enrollment/lower admission requirements. But the bottom line of the idea is to simply be enrolled in a Bachelor's program so that she meets ENEB's "currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree" requirement.

- If somehow the first two ideas don't work, find a community college that offers Bachelor's degrees like South Texas College for example. Many community colleges will admit a student without a high school diploma, they will usually just require some kind of placement test and a high school transcript that shows their attendance up to the point of dropping out. All she needs to do is get enrolled there and she will meet the requirement of "pursuing a Bachelor's degree"

- I do have a fourth way, but you'd have to private message me for that one.

[msganti]

Thank you guys for your responses. Unfortunately she is in another country (India) where online opportunities are a bit limited. She did some schooling while she was here (Pennfoster) but didn't finish.

[eLearner]

Thank you guys for your responses. Unfortunately she is in another country (India) where online opportunities are a bit limited. She did some schooling while she was here (Pennfoster) but didn't finish.

What level did she study at with Penn Foster?

[msganti]

Thank you guys for your responses. Unfortunately she is in another country (India) where online opportunities are a bit limited. She did some schooling while she was here (Pennfoster) but didn't finish.

What level did she study at with Penn Foster?

Highschool. I think she completed the core courses but didn't finish electives.