ENEB Master Thread

[Thorne]

I got my first graded component back. They graded it as an 8.25 I argued over their bibliography, as they docked me down to 4/10 for too few resources. The project didn't have a bibliography. They upped my grade to 9.25

FYI for people doing this I recommend 15+ sources in bibliography. I did just ten and they didn't like it.

I never figured out what the lower end was. The minimum number of sources I used in a single assignment was 10, the maximum was like 110. I also included graphs and diagrams throughout. I think my minimum combined total was 18 and it was on an accounting paper.

[collegecareerstudent]

Hey everyone, I wanted to follow up as I'm not sure if anyone has tried to transfer prior credits to ENEB. I e-mailed them and sent them transcripts from Patten, JFKU, and Bottega University. I'm in the MBA/HR double masters and they accepted three classes (9) hours to satisfy requirements-

- Strategic Management

- Marketing

- Legal Business Environment

If you have prior masters credit related to the material, it may be worthwhile to send over your transcripts.

[TINASAM]

Hey everyone, just wanted to ask a question and make an observation.

First, those that are in or have been in the ENEB program, when you graduate do you get a transcript and a diploma and if so, are they both from Isabel?

Now the observation -- I know that ENEB had a small price increase, however, my link to the BlackNovember sale will still allow me to purchase at the 249$USD rate.
https://eneb.com/black-november-mba-or-master/?mon=usd

[Flelm]

Hey everyone, just wanted to ask a question and make an observation.

First, those that are in or have been in the ENEB program, when you graduate do you get a transcript and a diploma and if so, are they both from Isabel?

Now the observation -- I know that ENEB had a small price increase, however, my link to the BlackNovember sale will still allow me to purchase at the 249$USD rate.
https://eneb.com/black-november-mba-or-master/?mon=usd

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid304257 this might answer your questions?

[Flelm]

So I logged into my ENEB account again, and I noticed that there's a "Virtual Library" in the community section. There's 80 books in pdf format in that library, and it looks like someone could go through and just download them all. I won't say they're all that useful, but hey free books if you already signed up for ENEB?

[eLearner]

Thank you! Do you have any idea how strict they are on essay formats, etc? I know some schools have different opinions of it.

I don't know how I missed that question. I could've sworn I replied to it, but I apologize nonetheless as it wasn't my intent to ignore it. On the positive side, you know much more about this now than I do 

[ashkir]

I submitted my second final. I'm also sitting on my third and fourth and nearly done with my accounting one. I'm waiting for a response before I submit the next one.

[ashkir]

I'm just going to strip off all school name and leave it as it is at the end of the resume after all work experiences.

Education: BA. Intl' Studies (2021), BS. Mech Engr (2021), MA. Big Data (2022), MBA (2022)

I plan on using the English name, University Isabel I of Castile.

Based on Isabel's own verification site translation, it would be Isabel I of Castilla International University. It wouldn't be improper to use "Castile" as that is the direct English translation, but I've just found that even translators (including software-based translators) tend to stick with Castilla. The international part comes into play because each diploma is issued under the "international" designation. If you translate what's on the diploma in English using some translator software programs it comes out as "The Isabel I International University of Castilla", but you immediately see that translation is wrong.

I can't remember all of the approved names Isabel has right now, but another one is Isabel I University.

I just wanted to share that the phrasing I used for the English name is what is listed on their WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universidad_Isabel_I

[eLearner]

I just wanted to share that the phrasing I used for the English name is what is listed on their WikiPedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universidad_Isabel_I

Check the Spanish version of Wikipedia. You'll find that they maintain "Castilla" in both the untranslated and translated versions.

[Maniac Craniac]

I'm just going to strip off all school name and leave it as it is at the end of the resume after all work experiences.

Education: BA. Intl' Studies (2021), BS. Mech Engr (2021), MA. Big Data (2022), MBA (2022)

Sure, if you want to trigger the Streisand Effect.

What school you get your degree from does matter, since part of the purpose of going to school to begin with is to meet external standards and to have external evaluations of your work. Otherwise, you could just create your own college and award yourself a degree. Which you might as well do if you're not even going to list the name on the resume. What difference would it make?