ENEB Master Thread

[Dumber]

My MBA got validated by Validential. However, it has ENEB on it. But they did add course credits! :O

After talking with Rachel as so many evaluations are "circumstantial", I also paid for IEE and WES and will report back. Those will take longer.  I'll be posting them each when I get them. Validential is accepted by a few state Board of Educations.

WES will take probably about 2-3 more months.
No idea how long a IEE will take.

A much better document, even though it is from an unknown evaluator. But for $300, best deal other than free.

[eLearner]

A much better document, even though it is from an unknown evaluator. But for $300, best deal other than free.

Not unknown, just lesser known. But to be fair, that can be said for almost all evaluators with the exception of WES and maybe ECE, and even then most people don't know they exist and will never have to use them.

[Kal Di]

I am one of the participants whose Validential Evaluation has been spoken of in this forum. ENEB is legitimate. My ENEB MBA was accepted as equivalent to a US BBA for admission to Law School. I am now in a PhD program because of my ENEB MBA. AND, while I did not complete my Bachelor's degree (I have over 60 US credits), my ENEB MBA+Masters in Business and Corporate Communications ECTS credits (with my 2 future ENEB Masters I'm currently completing), have been accepted for Prior Learning Assessment Portfolio at Oakwood University for completion of their BA in Business Administration. 

I like that ENEB waives the bachelor's degree requirement if one can show 5 years of work experience. There are several U.S. accredited universities that also do not require a bachelor's degree to start a master's degree program. A recent example is the University of Colorado Boulder (accredited by the Higher Learning Commission). They don't require a bachelor's degree for admission into their master of electrical engineering, master of engineering management, and master of data science programs.

In addition, La Verne University evaluates an ENEB master as a bachelor's degree for admission into their Juris Doctor degree program. So, while an ENEB master may be a terminal degree in Spain, it can be used to complete an accredited doctorate degree program in the USA.

If all your prospective employers require a foreign credential evaluation from WES (possible but unlikely), then this degree may not be worth your time. Otherwise, you should reconsider!

[eLearner]

Good info in the last post & quote.

I haven't done any hiring in a while, but depending on the employer, there can be flexibility with evaluation companies. Sometimes just letting them know you have an eval in-hand that you've already paid for is enough to encourage them to accept it even if it's from a service other than their go-to. There are so many evaluation services that this has to be happening more than we realize for all of them to survive for as long as they have.

[cacoleman1983]

Good info in the last post & quote.

I haven't done any hiring in a while, but depending on the employer, there can be flexibility with evaluation companies. Sometimes just letting them know you have an eval in-hand that you've already paid for is enough to encourage them to accept it even if it's from a service other than their go-to. There are so many evaluation services that this has to be happening more than we realize for all of them to survive for as long as they have.

What I find really interesting about ENEB and the debates that have went on about it is that if we were to use this degree here in the USA the way it is intended to be used in Spain with the limits they impose with it there due to its propio status,  we would not need a foreign credential evaluation here and if we did we could choose any of them that are considered legitimate besides the WES and other NACES companies as far as employment goes.

The ambiguous results for academic purposes we have received from different evaluators is actually a good thing because by it not being equivalent to a Masters degree by every evaluator,  it could be potentially used for Bachelors, Masters, and possibly doctorate level coursework.    Interestingly enough, the ENEB degree has been proven to be more flexible than a regular Masters degree.

[bjcheung77]

Current offers:

MBA or Master's - https://www.groupon.com/deals/n-eneb-bus...s-degree-1
MBA and Master's - https://www.groupon.com/deals/n-eneb-usa...l-degree-1

If you can speak Spanish natively, I think Groupon.es is cheaper than Groupon.com

The pricing has gone up for the initial offering, it's no longer $150 USD, but possible to be ~$180 USD... However, if you change the currency, it's just going to cost you $149 Pounds which is ~$180USD - You may want to check the other currencies available.  Sign Up Link: https://eneb.com/new-master-/special-off...r-master-/

If you wish to gift the extra program to someone else, please make the payment under your name, and send them an email as soon as the payment has been processed with the relevant information of the person that wants to study (name, email address, chosen program), and they will proceed with their enrollment.

So, for example if you wanted to...I get a Paypal payment from Person B, I buy the degree program, send them Person B personal details, then send those details to ENEB.  In the end, I get 18 month extension and Person B has access to the degree program (should also be 18 months as well).

The option above is only for 1 Masters only.  For those who want to sign up for both MBA & Masters for $299 USD, sign up here: ENEB MBA & Masters

[eLearner]

Looks like another post from a member isn't showing up, but it wasn't deleted. I got an email notification for it but it's not showing here. I've found that sometimes it shows after another post is made in a thread, so here goes...

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Nope, no dice, lol.

[rachel83az]

Sometimes it takes multiple posts. It depends on how many have been deleted.

[eLearner]

Sometimes it takes multiple posts. It depends on how many have been deleted.

Looks like that one did the trick. We're back, lol!

[cacoleman1983]

It has done that to me twice.   Strangely enough, when I log out I see my post but when I log back in, it disappears.