03-15-2024, 06:17 PM
Basically, it depends on the student and what they need or want, there are so many variables at play. From someone who also went to CIE/World College before they lost their accreditation, I know exactly how you feel. They were the 'oldest and longest accredited' DETC (now DEAC) institution, I was thinking they would continue keeping their accreditation until one day I looked at their website and the AAS were missing... I invested energy, money, time on their dual degree AAS, plus BSCIT & BSEET as the degrees share 18 courses, practically half the classes required for the degree majors were different.
Anyways... For someone starting off, you can follow through with my first sentence, post #2 on your previous thread as that would be the cheap, easy, fast and has ROI/Value plus the balanced mix/match trifecta of certs, degree, experience: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...8-Diplomas - "My recommendation is to decide which degree, institution, you want to complete, then create a pathway to that final destination. Here's an example, Pierpont BOG AAS, UMPI BAS, ENEB 1&2, Level 8 UK diploma, US/UK DBA/DProf."
In your shoes, however, since you have the Associates & Bachelors, you can do the Level 8, and ladder that up to a DBA or DProf, US/UK option of your choice. You don't really need the ENEB 1&2, but those would 'bridge the gap' between the Bachelors and Level 8 UK diploma before you start a DBA or DProf. I would do the ENEB over the non accredited RCU due to greater chance at transfer of credit, they are ECTS equivalent Level 7's, thus they can transfer into US/UK institutions after an evaluation of credit. You can get both ENEB for $300 Euro using my AMBASSADOR314, skip the diploma/exam add-ons, and complete assignments for learning.
Anyways... For someone starting off, you can follow through with my first sentence, post #2 on your previous thread as that would be the cheap, easy, fast and has ROI/Value plus the balanced mix/match trifecta of certs, degree, experience: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...8-Diplomas - "My recommendation is to decide which degree, institution, you want to complete, then create a pathway to that final destination. Here's an example, Pierpont BOG AAS, UMPI BAS, ENEB 1&2, Level 8 UK diploma, US/UK DBA/DProf."
In your shoes, however, since you have the Associates & Bachelors, you can do the Level 8, and ladder that up to a DBA or DProf, US/UK option of your choice. You don't really need the ENEB 1&2, but those would 'bridge the gap' between the Bachelors and Level 8 UK diploma before you start a DBA or DProf. I would do the ENEB over the non accredited RCU due to greater chance at transfer of credit, they are ECTS equivalent Level 7's, thus they can transfer into US/UK institutions after an evaluation of credit. You can get both ENEB for $300 Euro using my AMBASSADOR314, skip the diploma/exam add-ons, and complete assignments for learning.
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Completed: TESU ASNSM Biology, BSBA (ACBSP Accredited 2017)
Universidad Isabel I: ENEB MBA, Big Data & BI, Digital Marketing & E-Commerce
Certs: 6Sigma/Lean/Scrum, ITIL | Cisco/CompTIA/MTA | Coursera/Edx/Udacity
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