ENEB Master Thread

[nykorn]

There's been tons of talk here about the school, degrees and exam themselves but not much about how to go about studying the material. I'm attempting to figure out the best way to cram all the info for the exam. ENEB itself says you can "just focus on the main points" but I don't know how you can really do that if you don't have a job in these areas.

I downloaded and merged all the PDFs (obviously, not double adding the sections that overlap between degrees) from my 3 degrees. It ends up as 2771 pages!

I'm using OCR on the PDFs. Chopping off the headers/footers and skimming to remove all unnecessary images (which is most of them), all via ABBYY Fine Reader. Converting them to plain .epub files, and converting the font to Fast Font by Born2Root (a font for speed reading - it bolds the first % of a word and leaves the rest unbolded). Then I can read in the bath, on my phone, on my e-reader, wherever, and theoretically faster than normal.

I'm also getting a certain AI to go through every corrected mock quiz, making it insert explanations for why each question is correct based on that chapter's PDF (Stuff like "How many departments are there? Answer: 4" which is how the ENEB quizzes are set up is not so useful for learning, but "Answer: 4. Explanation: Food & Beverage, Front, Laundry, Maintenance" is what an AI can insert for me, and then I can write in my own mnemonic for it). Definitely don't use AI to try and pass the actual test... you may get 60% or less correct! Then I'll insert that huge review at the end of the monstrous 2771-page pdf as a way to review before the test. If the AI puts in any mistakes, hopefully I'll be able to catch them by the time I get there.

I really wanted an AI tool that would make all the text more concise without compromising on any information. I'd be able to run this huge file through it and get one maybe half the length as a result. Alas technology doesn't seem to be there yet.

[GameSlinger]

Wow, with the exchange rate and going through Paypal, I just noticed the pricing difference...
$347.52 - For the Global MBA/Triple Masters Diploma, everything included, which isn't a bad price for my 3 masters.
$205.25 - For the two Masters options for my wife, didn't get a chance to select, I'll do that through an email to them.
$552.77 total for all, which isn't too bad, considering I paid slightly less for my triple Masters alone...

I have seen you mention the Global MBA a few times. I only saw the option for this in Spanish. Did you complete it that way using a translation app? Is there a different option for the Global MBA that I haven't noticed? I am prepping right now to take my next TECEP and then concentrate on the MBA/Master Business & Corporate Communication exams at start of next year. May try to knock out a few math classes in between as well.

[michaeladsmith2]

Let me offer my apologies and regret for "jumping the gun" with Grand Canyon University. A few days ago, I shared that I was accepted to GCU on the merits of my ENEB Master's. I was in error. This was not my fault, as the Admissions Representative must take some of the blame for this premature announcement. 

Let me clarify a few things.

1. During my initial contact with GCU, the Admissions guy assured me that my ENEB degrees would not be an issue as GCU would conduct an internal audit of my MBA+MBCC transcripts. This is not correct. 

2. GCU took my ENEB Transcripts and (having called me today) informed me that they send the transcript to a "3rd-party" evaluator. The evaluator decided that ENEB was not accredited, and GCU could not accept my degrees from ENEB. 

3. I asked if the "parent university" Ui1 would suffice, and they said no. 

So, I've decided to pursue my MA in Chaplaincy at Liberty University. As we've said a thousand times, every employer, school, country, and evaluator differs regarding ENEB. You must keep researching and looking until you get a friendly outcome that achieves your desired goals.

[cacoleman1983]

Let me offer my apologies and regret for "jumping the gun" with Grand Canyon University. A few days ago, I shared that I was accepted to GCU on the merits of my ENEB Master's. I was in error. This was not my fault, as the Admissions Representative must take some of the blame for this premature announcement. 

Let me clarify a few things.

1. During my initial contact with GCU, the Admissions guy assured me that my ENEB degrees would not be an issue as GCU would conduct an internal audit of my MBA+MBCC transcripts. This is not correct. 

2. GCU took my ENEB Transcripts and (having called me today) informed me that they send the transcript to a "3rd-party" evaluator. The evaluator decided that ENEB was not accredited, and GCU could not accept my degrees from ENEB. 

3. I asked if the "parent university" Ui1 would suffice, and they said no. 

So, I've decided to pursue my MA in Chaplaincy at Liberty University. As we've said a thousand times, every employer, school, country, and evaluator differs regarding ENEB. You must keep researching and looking until you get a friendly outcome that achieves your desired goals.

I wonder would Grand Canyon University accept your DHA for admissions after it is completed or are they only considering the equivalent of regionally accredited schools. I bet the "3rd-party" evaluator they used was WES.

[michaeladsmith2]

Let me offer my apologies and regret for "jumping the gun" with Grand Canyon University. A few days ago, I shared that I was accepted to GCU on the merits of my ENEB Master's. I was in error. This was not my fault, as the Admissions Representative must take some of the blame for this premature announcement. 

Let me clarify a few things.

1. During my initial contact with GCU, the Admissions guy assured me that my ENEB degrees would not be an issue as GCU would conduct an internal audit of my MBA+MBCC transcripts. This is not correct. 

2. GCU took my ENEB Transcripts and (having called me today) informed me that they send the transcript to a "3rd-party" evaluator. The evaluator decided that ENEB was not accredited, and GCU could not accept my degrees from ENEB. 

3. I asked if the "parent university" Ui1 would suffice, and they said no. 

So, I've decided to pursue my MA in Chaplaincy at Liberty University. As we've said a thousand times, every employer, school, country, and evaluator differs regarding ENEB. You must keep researching and looking until you get a friendly outcome that achieves your desired goals.

I wonder would Grand Canyon University accept your DHA for admissions after it is completed or are they only considering the equivalent of regionally accredited schools.   I bet the "3rd-party" evaluator they used was WES.

Yes, the Admission guy said my DHA would qualify me.

[bjcheung77]

Wow, with the exchange rate and going through Paypal, I just noticed the pricing difference...
$347.52 - For the Global MBA/Triple Masters Diploma, everything included, which isn't a bad price for my 3 masters.
$205.25 - For the two Masters options for my wife, didn't get a chance to select, I'll do that through an email to them.
$552.77 total for all, which isn't too bad, considering I paid slightly less for my triple Masters alone...

I have seen you mention the Global MBA a few times. I only saw the option for this in Spanish. Did you complete it that way using a translation app? Is there a different option for the Global MBA that I haven't noticed? I am prepping right now to take my next TECEP and then concentrate on the MBA/Master Business & Corporate Communication exams at start of next year. May try to knock out a few math classes in between as well.

The Global MBA/Triple Masters I referenced earlier was the pricing to have the Apostille, diploma, etc, for my previous Groupon purchases. I did purchase ENEB in 2020 all through Groupon when they had a discount at $249 USD for MBA/Masters and $217 for my third Masters. It's all in English for me and I didn't get anything evaluated as I am not looking to have it transferred anywhere for credit.

[Champ04]

I have started the program MBA+Master for 1 month, I am looking forward to hearing the feedback from someone who takes 50 multiple choice exam option, stating on Dec 1.

[aimz]

Wow, with the exchange rate and going through Paypal, I just noticed the pricing difference...
$347.52 - For the Global MBA/Triple Masters Diploma, everything included, which isn't a bad price for my 3 masters.
$205.25 - For the two Masters options for my wife, didn't get a chance to select, I'll do that through an email to them.
$552.77 total for all, which isn't too bad, considering I paid slightly less for my triple Masters alone...

I have seen you mention the Global MBA a few times. I only saw the option for this in Spanish. Did you complete it that way using a translation app? Is there a different option for the Global MBA that I haven't noticed? I am prepping right now to take my next TECEP and then concentrate on the MBA/Master Business & Corporate Communication exams at start of next year. May try to knock out a few math classes in between as well.

The Global MBA/Triple Masters I referenced earlier was the pricing to have the Apostille, diploma, etc, for my previous Groupon purchases.  I did purchase ENEB in 2020 all through Groupon when they had a discount at $249 USD for MBA/Masters and $217 for my third Masters.  It's all in English for me and I didn't get anything evaluated as I am not looking to have it transferred anywhere for credit.

The Global MBA consists of Master in Business Intelligence, Project Management and MBA. I have purchased all of these programs. Could you kindly advise how you grouped them together into the Global MBA? 

I have emailed ENEB but don't have a response yet.

[GameSlinger]

Wow, with the exchange rate and going through Paypal, I just noticed the pricing difference...
$347.52 - For the Global MBA/Triple Masters Diploma, everything included, which isn't a bad price for my 3 masters.
$205.25 - For the two Masters options for my wife, didn't get a chance to select, I'll do that through an email to them.
$552.77 total for all, which isn't too bad, considering I paid slightly less for my triple Masters alone...

I have seen you mention the Global MBA a few times. I only saw the option for this in Spanish. Did you complete it that way using a translation app? Is there a different option for the Global MBA that I haven't noticed? I am prepping right now to take my next TECEP and then concentrate on the MBA/Master Business & Corporate Communication exams at start of next year. May try to knock out a few math classes in between as well.

The Global MBA/Triple Masters I referenced earlier was the pricing to have the Apostille, diploma, etc, for my previous Groupon purchases.  I did purchase ENEB in 2020 all through Groupon when they had a discount at $249 USD for MBA/Masters and $217 for my third Masters.  It's all in English for me and I didn't get anything evaluated as I am not looking to have it transferred anywhere for credit.

I wasn't sure because when I look at the MBA/Masters program, it does not say Global, but when you search for "Global MBA ENEB", one shows up specifically called Global MBA but that page is in Spanish.

[durain]

My friend signed up for an ENEB Master during Black Friday for $110.
However, he was shocked to find out that to choose the exam-only option, he will need to pay an additional $389.
Is this true? He is thinking of requesting a refund.