ENEB Master Thread

[NoStudentNoCry]

NLP submitted! Should see how it goes this time!

I hated that class.

[Kevmock]

For those looking to "entertain" themselves and "learn" the basics to Business Admin/Management... 
You may want to try taking a degree from them, I think this is the cheapest it's gone!
In addition to what's mentioned on the Wiki for US recognition, they've got EU recognition as well.
Reference: ENEB - Degree Forum Wiki (miraheze.org)

New Purchase Link: New Master's (eneb.com)
BP (British Pound Sterling): 120£ = 157.18 USD
Euro: 140€ = 155.24 USD
USD: 150US$ -- Paying in USD is cheapest!
CAD: 200 = 160.14 USD

How many transfer credits (graduate level) do you think they will accept?
 Do you also have a link of what university in the USA accept its? 


Is it also practical to get an MBA if you have a BSBA? Or better switch it to a Master’s?

[Kevmock]

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[NoStudentNoCry]

 Do you also have a link of what university in the USA accept its? 

You should ask your target school if they accept ENEB credits/degree. As far as I know, we yet to see students transferring ENEB credits to schools in the USA.

[ashkir]

Management of International Financial Services is breaking my head. All the links are broken and the instructions are cryptic. ANy tips on this?

[TheBookWorm10]

Hi all,

I'm very new to this website, but have been following the threads regarding ENEB. I recall seeing a member mention that the Masters in Big Data is actually accredited as a full Masters degree; I just wanted to clarify whether this was correct?

I apologise that I cannot remember where I read it, but thought I would ask the community!

Thanks in advance

[TheBookWorm10]

Hi all,

I'm very new to this website, but have been following the threads regarding ENEB. I recall seeing a member mention that the Masters in Big Data is actually accredited as a full Masters degree; I just wanted to clarify whether this was correct?

I apologise that I cannot remember where I read it, but thought I would ask the community!

Thanks in advance

[carrythenothing]

Hi all,

I'm very new to this website, but have been following the threads regarding ENEB. I recall seeing a member mention that the Masters in Big Data is actually accredited as a full Masters degree; I just wanted to clarify whether this was correct?

I apologise that I cannot remember where I read it, but thought I would ask the community!

Thanks in advance

It's a post in this thread: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid341386

[TheBookWorm10]

Hi all,

I'm very new to this website, but have been following the threads regarding ENEB. I recall seeing a member mention that the Masters in Big Data is actually accredited as a full Masters degree; I just wanted to clarify whether this was correct?

I apologise that I cannot remember where I read it, but thought I would ask the community!

Thanks in advance

It's a post in this thread: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid341386

Thank you for your quick response.

I struggled to make sense of that - does it mean that the Big Data masters is definitely recognised as a masters in Europe, including countries such as the UK?

[Thorne]

Hi all,

I'm very new to this website, but have been following the threads regarding ENEB. I recall seeing a member mention that the Masters in Big Data is actually accredited as a full Masters degree; I just wanted to clarify whether this was correct?

I apologise that I cannot remember where I read it, but thought I would ask the community!

Thanks in advance

It's a post in this thread: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid341386

Thank you for your quick response.

I struggled to make sense of that - does it mean that the Big Data masters is definitely recognised as a masters in Europe, including countries such as the UK?

What that means is that a single user in Belgium was able to get the Big Data masters recognized by NARIC in their country. You might have success on that front, you might not.