MBA Institute

[rachel83az]

I think we should remove this thread, this is probably posted by someone trying to promote this.

I don't think the thread should be removed. Maybe the title should be changed to not fool search engines into thinking it's a valid link, though. This forum is one of the popular ones when it comes to degree searches which means (IMO) that it's important to also have information on the bad actors out there.

^ Whoooa! What in the world?

I read it as prune at first

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[eLearner]

I think we should remove this thread, this is probably posted by someone trying to promote this.

I don't think the thread should be removed. Maybe the title should be changed to not fool search engines into thinking it's a valid link, though. This forum is one of the popular ones when it comes to degree searches which means (IMO) that it's important to also have information on the bad actors out there.

^ Whoooa! What in the world?

I read it as prune at first

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Granny needs a side-gig to supplement her pension.

LOL!

[Merlin]

I think we should remove this thread, this is probably posted by someone trying to promote this.

I don't think the thread should be removed. Maybe the title should be changed to not fool search engines into thinking it's a valid link, though. This forum is one of the popular ones when it comes to degree searches which means (IMO) that it's important to also have information on the bad actors out there.

Yeah, we don't really support links to degree mills or other illegitimate academic organizations. I am not going to remove the thread but I did remove the URL.

[Thorne]

I think we should remove this thread, this is probably posted by someone trying to promote this.

I don't think the thread should be removed. Maybe the title should be changed to not fool search engines into thinking it's a valid link, though. This forum is one of the popular ones when it comes to degree searches which means (IMO) that it's important to also have information on the bad actors out there.

Yeah, we don't really support links to degree mills or other illegitimate academic organizations. I am not going to remove the thread but I did remove the URL.

You mean...like...the name of the thread? 

Also I have a much better institution. It's called WE-GIVE-TOTALLY-REAL-MBAS.netcomorgwininfo
Just to clarify, we don't give out MBAs, we give out MBAS, or Mint Brandy with Alaska Salmon. We're a restaurant.

[Merlin]

I think we should remove this thread, this is probably posted by someone trying to promote this.

I don't think the thread should be removed. Maybe the title should be changed to not fool search engines into thinking it's a valid link, though. This forum is one of the popular ones when it comes to degree searches which means (IMO) that it's important to also have information on the bad actors out there.

Yeah, we don't really support links to degree mills or other illegitimate academic organizations. I am not going to remove the thread but I did remove the URL.

You mean...like...the name of the thread? 

Also I have a much better institution. It's called WE-GIVE-TOTALLY-REAL-MBAS.netcomorgwininfo
Just to clarify, we don't give out MBAs, we give out MBAS, or Mint Brandy with Alaska Salmon. We're a restaurant.

Hehe, yeah I missed that. Will fix it now.

[eLearner]

Well, with one of the posts in the thread, I thought maybe the site was looking to cater to a whole new kind of demographic... 

[bjcheung77]

Hey, I responded back to your private message. It's the program you're looking for, cheap/easy/fast and has 60 ECTS... the schools you mentioned to me are all providing classes/courses and those are only 6 ECTS, thus won't do for you. You might want to check out the Switzerland school I mentioned, they provide 60 ECTS just like ENEB and it's all exams.

[Thorne]

Hey, I responded back to your private message. It's the program you're looking for, cheap/easy/fast and has 60 ECTS... the schools you mentioned to me are all providing classes/courses and those are only 6 ECTS, thus won't do for you.  You might want to check out the Switzerland school I mentioned, they provide 60 ECTS just like ENEB and it's all exams.

I'm a little hesitant about recommending that school, if it's what you're thinking about, but I'm half tempted to finish the classes and see if some NACES member takes it on a lark.

[bjcheung77]

Estine vs Sobat, which would you go for? Hmm... I got a private message from a newer member on this board and the sister board, I am leaning towards Sobat...
Technically, Estine should be the same thing as Sobat, but their site just sucks. Otherwise, Sobat is... so bad, that it might be good! haha, get it?

But the main reason is, I'm not sure if Estine has the 60 ECTS vs most certificates that are only 6 ECTS. But Sobat actually has the 60 ECTS that should be transferable in the European Union.
Here's a post in regards to Sobat on the sister forum. https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?thr...ost-544120

I copy/pasted this into the sister forum as well.  https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?thr...ost-544226

[Thorne]

Estine vs Sobat, which would you go for? Hmm... I got a private message from a newer member on this board and the sister board, I am leaning towards Sobat...
Technically, Estine should be the same thing as Sobat, but their site just sucks. Otherwise, Sobat is... so bad, that it might be good! haha, get it?

But the main reason is, I'm not sure if Estine has the 60 ECTS vs most certificates that are only 6 ECTS. But Sobat actually has the 60 ECTS that should be transferable in the European Union.
Here's a post in regards to Sobat on the sister forum. https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?thr...ost-544120

I copy/pasted this into the sister forum as well.  https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?thr...ost-544226

Estine and SoBaT are actually the same -- unaccredited, barely recognized, registered as businesses which can give out the equivalent of state-approved degrees in their home countries. Them having ECTS doesn't make them transferrable because they're not recognized by any of the quality assurance bodies (which means their institutions are not reviewed by EQAR for quality controls). They're not terrible schools, but they're basically state-approved schools that are permitted to issue academic titles.

Basically, caveat emptor. Its up to university discretion whether or not to consider these credits as valid.


Because I'm looking to migrate to another country, I'd like to avoid having to list 1,250 Master's degrees that I've accumulated from 29 schools in my immigration paperwork, lol. If not for that, I'd finish the tests for the MS Business Studies and see if I could get them evaluated by a NACES member or see if they'd be accepted for my other schools as transfer credit.