ENEB Master Thread

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@IHatePickingUsernames

I can view your response to me when logged out, but when logged in to respond and like your response, I can't see your response in this thread in order to quote it. Not sure why.

Anyway. Thanks so much for your response! I’m *not* glad that others are having issues, but it makes me feel a little better that I’m not the only one. I didn’t know there was a Facebook group!

I hope nobody thinks I’m trying to be argumentative, as that’s not the case. I appreciate all of the suggestions and feedback.

I’m applying to both public and private sector jobs in the US. For private sector jobs, I rarely hear back. For the public sector jobs, I’ve been found “ineligible” even though I included my MA degree transcripts and the MBA degree completion document that ENEB sent me. (For the public sector jobs, I’m trying to qualify based on education alone, as the jobs are only eligible to people who recently graduated). HR told me they legally can’t accept the MA transcript or the MBA degree completion document, because public sector jobs require the actual foreign credential evaluation for degrees completed outside of the US at the time of the job announcement closing, according to CFR rules and regulations. (I've asked, and they won't make exceptions, and I'm not allowed to send the additional documents later. Federal rules require all of the documents at the time of the job announcement closing).

I really wanted to pursue additional MA degrees with ENEB, but their deceit has left a bad impression on me. It’s hard for me not to think of the worst case scenarios regarding this situation. My mind keeps thinking, “What if they never send me my MBA transcripts/diplomas? I worked so hard to earn all 10s for this second degree, and paid money that could have gone toward food or medicine, what do I do then?”  

At this point, in order to not feel so despondent, I might go ahead and have the MA degree evaluated by an FCE, and only focus on applying to jobs that correlate with that degree and that are open to recent graduates.

Thanks again, I appreciate your well wishes!

[BadSquirrelBeta]

@IHatePickingUsernames

I can view your response to me when logged out, but when logged in to respond and like your response, I can't see your response in this thread in order to quote it. Not sure why.

Anyway. Thanks so much for your response! I’m *not* glad that others are having issues, but it makes me feel a little better that I’m not the only one. I didn’t know there was a Facebook group!

I hope nobody thinks I’m trying to be argumentative, as that’s not the case. I appreciate all of the suggestions and feedback.

I’m applying to both public and private sector jobs in the US. For private sector jobs, I rarely hear back. For the public sector jobs, I’ve been found “ineligible” even though I included my MA degree transcripts and the MBA degree completion document that ENEB sent me. (For the public sector jobs, I’m trying to qualify based on education alone, as the jobs are only eligible to people who recently graduated). HR told me they legally can’t accept the MA transcript or the MBA degree completion document, because public sector jobs require the actual foreign credential evaluation for degrees completed outside of the US at the time of the job announcement closing, according to CFR rules and regulations. (I've asked, and they won't make exceptions, and I'm not allowed to send the additional documents later. Federal rules require all of the documents at the time of the job announcement closing).

I really wanted to pursue additional MA degrees with ENEB, but their deceit has left a bad impression on me. It’s hard for me not to think of the worst case scenarios regarding this situation. My mind keeps thinking, “What if they never send me my MBA transcripts/diplomas? I worked so hard to earn all 10s for this second degree, and paid money that could have gone toward food or medicine, what do I do then?”  

At this point, in order to not feel so despondent, I might go ahead and have the MA degree evaluated by an FCE, and only focus on applying to jobs that correlate with that degree and that are open to recent graduates.

Thanks again, I appreciate your well wishes!

The technical issues are unfortunate.  My husband recently had to tap Academy on the shoulder for request for Convalidada for a few classes and to add another degree program he had picked up.  He's pretty anxious about getting his MBA Diploma completed and the FCE to get turned into his employer.

[MrPanda]

In normal times, the usual waiting time between the time you finish all your courses and get your documents from Universidad Isabel I was 4 months?

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In normal times, the usual waiting time between the time you finish all your courses and get your documents from Universidad Isabel I was 4 months?

I think it would be one thing if ENEB stated it would take four months, at least we'd all be prepared that it would take that long, but instead they state in their emails, "You will receive them...within the next 60 calendar days."

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@IHatePickingUsernames

I can view your response to me when logged out, but when logged in to respond and like your response, I can't see your response in this thread in order to quote it. Not sure why.

Anyway. Thanks so much for your response! I’m *not* glad that others are having issues, but it makes me feel a little better that I’m not the only one. I didn’t know there was a Facebook group!

I hope nobody thinks I’m trying to be argumentative, as that’s not the case. I appreciate all of the suggestions and feedback.

I’m applying to both public and private sector jobs in the US. For private sector jobs, I rarely hear back. For the public sector jobs, I’ve been found “ineligible” even though I included my MA degree transcripts and the MBA degree completion document that ENEB sent me. (For the public sector jobs, I’m trying to qualify based on education alone, as the jobs are only eligible to people who recently graduated). HR told me they legally can’t accept the MA transcript or the MBA degree completion document, because public sector jobs require the actual foreign credential evaluation for degrees completed outside of the US at the time of the job announcement closing, according to CFR rules and regulations. (I've asked, and they won't make exceptions, and I'm not allowed to send the additional documents later. Federal rules require all of the documents at the time of the job announcement closing).

I really wanted to pursue additional MA degrees with ENEB, but their deceit has left a bad impression on me. It’s hard for me not to think of the worst case scenarios regarding this situation. My mind keeps thinking, “What if they never send me my MBA transcripts/diplomas? I worked so hard to earn all 10s for this second degree, and paid money that could have gone toward food or medicine, what do I do then?”  

At this point, in order to not feel so despondent, I might go ahead and have the MA degree evaluated by an FCE, and only focus on applying to jobs that correlate with that degree and that are open to recent graduates.

Thanks again, I appreciate your well wishes!

The technical issues are unfortunate.  My husband recently had to tap Academy on the shoulder for request for Convalidada for a few classes and to add another degree program he had picked up.  He's pretty anxious about getting his MBA Diploma completed and the FCE to get turned into his employer.

I hope your husband receives a response, and is able to get everything taken care of asap. (It seems like a lot of us are all in the same anxiety mode).

[nadaone]

Hi there. It's my first time writing a message to this thread.

I skimmed through this thread by googling the keyword with option "site:www.degreeforum.net"; however,
no relevant results were found for the information I'm looking for. So I decided to create a new post here. 

While this may seem a bit tangential, please bear with me.

I'm currently enrolled in UMPI's undergraduate program, expecting to graduate this Summer, 
and planning to matriculate in a postgraduate program at ENEB (Isabel I), 
specifically an MBA along with Masters in Big Data & Business Intelligence, 
once I'm done with my undergrad at UMPI.

I've been searching through this thread (but not to its entirety), 
trying to find anyone who has already graduated from ENEB and testimonies 
how the ENEB syllabus, colliculus, and most importantly, how they grade each module. 

I perused this thread but haven't been able to locate specific information on the structure of the ENEB program. 
I'm curious to know whether the program is completely Competency-Based, which is similar to UMPI's YourPace CBE program, 
or if it requires extensive papers (e.g. a dissertation paper with 100+ pages long) for grading each module. 

I appreciate it if anyone could elaborate on this query. Thanks.

[Vle045]

Hi there. It's my first time writing a message to this thread.

I skimmed through this thread by googling the keyword with option "site:www.degreeforum.net"; however,
no relevant results were found for the information I'm looking for. So I decided to create a new post here. 

While this may seem a bit tangential, please bear with me.

I'm currently enrolled in UMPI's undergraduate program, expecting to graduate this Summer, 
and planning to matriculate in a postgraduate program at ENEB (Isabel I), 
specifically an MBA along with Masters in Big Data & Business Intelligence, 
once I'm done with my undergrad at UMPI.

I've been searching through this thread (but not to its entirety), 
trying to find anyone who has already graduated from ENEB and testimonies 
how the ENEB syllabus, colliculus, and most importantly, how they grade each module. 

I perused this thread but haven't been able to locate specific information on the structure of the ENEB program. 
I'm curious to know whether the program is completely Competency-Based, which is similar to UMPI's YourPace CBE program, 
or if it requires extensive papers (e.g. a dissertation paper with 100+ pages long) for grading each module. 

I appreciate it if anyone could elaborate on this query. Thanks.

ENEB is only papers.  The modules are just for study purposes.  They are not part of your grade.  They offer "Masterclasses" on various topics, but they are not directly tied to a specific course or assignment.  If you like writing papers, this may be a good fit for you.  I prefer a little different modality, so I decided that I will just use ENEB for personal study.

[nadaone]

Hi there. It's my first time writing a message to this thread.

I skimmed through this thread by googling the keyword with option "site:www.degreeforum.net"; however,
no relevant results were found for the information I'm looking for. So I decided to create a new post here. 

While this may seem a bit tangential, please bear with me.

I'm currently enrolled in UMPI's undergraduate program, expecting to graduate this Summer, 
and planning to matriculate in a postgraduate program at ENEB (Isabel I), 
specifically an MBA along with Masters in Big Data & Business Intelligence, 
once I'm done with my undergrad at UMPI.

I've been searching through this thread (but not to its entirety), 
trying to find anyone who has already graduated from ENEB and testimonies 
how the ENEB syllabus, colliculus, and most importantly, how they grade each module. 

I perused this thread but haven't been able to locate specific information on the structure of the ENEB program. 
I'm curious to know whether the program is completely Competency-Based, which is similar to UMPI's YourPace CBE program, 
or if it requires extensive papers (e.g. a dissertation paper with 100+ pages long) for grading each module. 

I appreciate it if anyone could elaborate on this query. Thanks.

ENEB is only papers.  The modules are just for study purposes.  They are not part of your grade.  They offer "Masterclasses" on various topics, but they are not directly tied to a specific course or assignment.  If you like writing papers, this may be a good fit for you.  I prefer a little different modality, so I decided that I will just use ENEB for personal study.

Thanks for your reply. Could you please elaborate on the structure of these papers, for example, is it a paper assignment with 2-3,000 words in legth or a full set of dissertation with 100+ pages long? What's the typical length, and are they more research-focused or specific-topic-focused? Also, when you mention that the "Masterclasses" are not tied to a specific course or assignment, does this mean they are more general in terms of the topics they cover?

[HVzR5]

You know, these people on here are crazy! In one breath, we spent five years plus questioning the validity and quality of ENEB until people realized that ENEB (based on several US Doctoral Program acceptances and several FCE's accepted ENEB), and now in another breath, people are questioning doctoral programs that accept ENEB! What the hell! Pick a damn side. And stop demonizing people's choices and the personal academic path they choose. ENEB has opened doors for thousands of students all over the world. And several schools worldwide have accepted ENEB as is or for further doctoral studies. 

If you don't like the scenario of us choosing ENEB because you went a different path or spent hundreds of thousands (still paying student debt), that's your problem! Don't disparage others of their joy and happiness in this opportunity for academic achievements.

I believe it's common courtesy to not speculate the other's motivation in a discussion which easily leads to hostile attribution bias.

And I really didn't see anyone here "demonizing" ENEB, as we all love to find affordable ways to get all kinds of degrees on this forum. 

It is very important for people to discuss and make it clear if there's any risk exists for a program, and I think it's fair to say ENEB doesn't fit everyone's needs.

[krunccrni]

I am currently in the process of finishing my MBA, and I am interested in pursuing a Master's in Management and Team Management. 

If I understand correctly, in this case, I would only need to attend and complete three specific courses that differ between the MBA and Master's in Management and Team Management?

These courses are E-COMMERCE, HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT and NEGOTIATION TECHNIQUES.

Can somebody please confirm this? 
Because I got this answer from ENEB:"Hello Kruno,You can be exempted from 40% of your new Masters program. Including the courses you already undertook during your MBA."

What that means, that I would need to write new final project papers for the same courses? 
Thanks in advance,
Kruno

[Vle045]

Hi there. It's my first time writing a message to this thread.

I skimmed through this thread by googling the keyword with option "site:www.degreeforum.net"; however,
no relevant results were found for the information I'm looking for. So I decided to create a new post here. 

While this may seem a bit tangential, please bear with me.

I'm currently enrolled in UMPI's undergraduate program, expecting to graduate this Summer, 
and planning to matriculate in a postgraduate program at ENEB (Isabel I), 
specifically an MBA along with Masters in Big Data & Business Intelligence, 
once I'm done with my undergrad at UMPI.

I've been searching through this thread (but not to its entirety), 
trying to find anyone who has already graduated from ENEB and testimonies 
how the ENEB syllabus, colliculus, and most importantly, how they grade each module. 

I perused this thread but haven't been able to locate specific information on the structure of the ENEB program. 
I'm curious to know whether the program is completely Competency-Based, which is similar to UMPI's YourPace CBE program, 
or if it requires extensive papers (e.g. a dissertation paper with 100+ pages long) for grading each module. 

I appreciate it if anyone could elaborate on this query. Thanks.

ENEB is only papers.  The modules are just for study purposes.  They are not part of your grade.  They offer "Masterclasses" on various topics, but they are not directly tied to a specific course or assignment.  If you like writing papers, this may be a good fit for you.  I prefer a little different modality, so I decided that I will just use ENEB for personal study.

Thanks for your reply. Could you please elaborate on the structure of these papers, for example, is it a paper assignment with 2-3,000 words in legth or a full set of dissertation with 100+ pages long? What's the typical length, and are they more research-focused or specific-topic-focused? Also, when you mention that the "Masterclasses" are not tied to a specific course or assignment, does this mean they are more general in terms of the topics they cover?

The instructions on the Final projects in my courses say no more than 18 pages.  I don’t see a minimum, but from what I have heard, most people stick to right around 18 pages.  They give you a scenario and you analyze or solve based on the concepts in that course.  Of course, this would vary by course. 

They do list some masterclass videos in some courses, but they hold them frequently and they are open to all students.  But they won’t be directly related to the paper you have to write.  So, for instance, I might not be doing anything related to Hotel/restaurant management, but if I see the masterclass and want to listen, I can.  Some are in Spanish and some are in English.  It’s on a MetaVerse platform that can be odd at first.  You are like a virtual person walking through a building to get to your meeting room.  It’s cool and frustrating at the same time.  But once you figure it out, it’s easier.