ENEB Master Thread

[vetvso]

I have employer support for the PMP exam, and I can also get a two-week class covered. I am kind of overprepared to study. and like the idea of a European project Management degree that is low cost.

[ashkir]

Check out the So you wanna be a PMP? thread I made about becoming a PMP! Cheap!

[vetvso]

Check out the So you wanna be a PMP?  thread I made about becoming a PMP! Cheap!

Thank you and I took a look. I look forward to stepping up my prep in October.

[Jacky Liu]

GREETINGS EVERYONE:

So, as mentioned before, I am an MBA+Masters in Business & Corporate Communication alumnus of ENEB. Well today, my ECE Foreign Credential Evaluation has come back. Here is the Google Drive link for you to see the Course-by-Course (Unofficial Copy) report.

ECE ENEB Report (Unofficial Copy) (it's also attached to this post in PDF)

Let me share a few thoughts.

1. I was very surprised at the credits awarded. ECE awards 2.50 credits per course at the undergraduate level (not the 3 credit hours I was expecting). Based on the 18 Modules (both MBA+Masters) I took at ENEB, I am awarded 50 credits by ECE. But I am not upset, as I signed up for 2 additional Masters (MHRM & MPM) that will add 8 more Modules. This will give me 20 more undergrad credits. And hell, I might even do another masters in Big Data and add 4 more Modules for 10 more credits!  

2. I spoke with TESU today. Because ECE is a NACES-accredited Evaluator, they will accept ALL my credits towards the completion of the BALS or BSBA. Once ECE mails the official copy to them by Priority USPSl ($30), they will redo my academic evaluation and input the credits.

3. While some may not be happy (I don't really care) with this report and find fault in the evaluation process or continue to question the validity and legitimacy of ENEB, you now have a 100% recognized NACES Evaluator that says ENEB credits are legit. You can use them as you see fit. I've used them for Law School Admissions; I've used them for Doctoral Studies  Admissions; and I've used them to complete my undergraduate studies (as a personal goal I started in 1999). 

I really hope this helps. And again, because I am an ENEB Ambassador, if you want to begin studies at ENEB for whatever reason or purpose, use my Ambassador's Discount Code. It's good Worldwide. It's good for new students. And it's good for current students who want to add a Masters or other program of study to their current enrollment.

Ambassador's Discount Code

ENEB Enrollment Link 

Code: AMBASSADOR287 

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What I want to know is why my most recent post is not being posted in page 136 as the most recent? Who is controlling or blocking members from posting information or replies?

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I think everyone is getting a bit too emotional over all of this. Can we all step back and do some proper analysis of the actual facts regarding the programs from ENEB? Has anyone actually had the courses/degrees accepted by a regionally accredited university for transfer credit or for proof of fulfilling any prerequisites for further education?

Most who look at ENEB programs for the price see detractors as far as being too good to be true, low quality, and lacking recognition. A majority of people who have taken their programs say they were more than sufficient as a graduate level program.   It's more of an interesting phenomenon than anything else. 

As far as furthering education and meeting other prerequisites with ENEB, Michael Smith (michaeladsmith2) who recently posted has earned 2 Masters and is currently working on 2 more.    He has been able to use his degrees to not only meet requirements for entry into a law school program (without a Bachelors/BA equivalent) but he is also using the two masters he is working on as completion credits to complete a Bachelors degree.  He has several years of experience as a veteran, actor, and minister so that experience allowed him to enter the ENEB Masters programs despite having only junior level status as an undergraduate.  He is using his degrees to not only further his education but also fill the gaps missed from his incomplete Bachelors degree.

On a side yet similar note, I've passed although not officially been awarded a PhD from UCN (Universidad Central Nicaragua) that has been a constant discussion and battle for about 5 years or so in the sister forum degreeinfo.com.  The degree costs about $5000 to $6000 but is blacklisted by several foreign credential evaluators. They have a lot of validation schemes with universities offering the Spanish Propio programs similar to ENEB and state-approved/authorized college degrees but they have been granted full recognition as compatible with regional accreditation by several evaluators when degrees are awarded through them.  I may do an ENEB degree in the future to meet the qualification to teach business at the college level and for personal enrichment.

GREETINGS EVERYONE:

So, as mentioned before, I am an MBA+Masters in Business & Corporate Communication alumnus of ENEB. Well today, my ECE Foreign Credential Evaluation has come back. Here is the Google Drive link for you to see the Course-by-Course (Unofficial Copy) report.

ECE ENEB Report (Unofficial Copy) (it's also attached to this post in PDF)

Let me share a few thoughts.

1. I was very surprised at the credits awarded. ECE awards 2.50 credits per course at the undergraduate level (not the 3 credit hours I was expecting). Based on the 18 Modules (both MBA+Masters) I took at ENEB, I am awarded 50 credits by ECE. But I am not upset, as I signed up for 2 additional Masters (MHRM & MPM) that will add 8 more Modules. This will give me 20 more undergrad credits. And hell, I might even do another masters in Big Data and add 4 more Modules for 10 more credits!  

2. I spoke with TESU today. Because ECE is a NACES-accredited Evaluator, they will accept ALL my credits towards the completion of the BALS or BSBA. Once ECE mails the official copy to them by Priority USPSl ($30), they will redo my academic evaluation and input the credits.

3. While some may not be happy (I don't really care) with this report and find fault in the evaluation process or continue to question the validity and legitimacy of ENEB, you now have a 100% recognized NACES Evaluator that says ENEB credits are legit. You can use them as you see fit. I've used them for Law School Admissions; I've used them for Doctoral Studies  Admissions; and I've used them to complete my undergraduate studies (as a personal goal I started in 1999). 

I really hope this helps. And again, because I am an ENEB Ambassador, if you want to begin studies at ENEB for whatever reason or purpose, use my Ambassador's Discount Code. It's good Worldwide. It's good for new students. And it's good for current students who want to add a Masters or other program of study to their current enrollment.
[/url]
[url=https://drive.google.com/file/d/1czFoFzIELESI3FNJB9usz6BFfATqqNyS/view?usp=sharing]Ambassador's Discount Code

ENEB Enrollment Link 

Code: AMBASSADOR287 

Congrats on getting certified. I also want to come to certify this degree recently. But I have a problem, we usually take much less time to complete courses at ENEB than full-time, and our transcripts often don't have information on when each course was completed. When you provided your transcripts and academic credentials to the accrediting agency, did they not ask you questions about why the study period was so short? thanks

[michaeladsmith2]

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I think everyone is getting a bit too emotional over all of this. Can we all step back and do some proper analysis of the actual facts regarding the programs from ENEB? Has anyone actually had the courses/degrees accepted by a regionally accredited university for transfer credit or for proof of fulfilling any prerequisites for further education?

Most who look at ENEB programs for the price see detractors as far as being too good to be true, low quality, and lacking recognition. A majority of people who have taken their programs say they were more than sufficient as a graduate level program.   It's more of an interesting phenomenon than anything else. 

As far as furthering education and meeting other prerequisites with ENEB, Michael Smith (michaeladsmith2) who recently posted has earned 2 Masters and is currently working on 2 more.    He has been able to use his degrees to not only meet requirements for entry into a law school program (without a Bachelors/BA equivalent) but he is also using the two masters he is working on as completion credits to complete a Bachelors degree.  He has several years of experience as a veteran, actor, and minister so that experience allowed him to enter the ENEB Masters programs despite having only junior level status as an undergraduate.  He is using his degrees to not only further his education but also fill the gaps missed from his incomplete Bachelors degree.

On a side yet similar note, I've passed although not officially been awarded a PhD from UCN (Universidad Central Nicaragua) that has been a constant discussion and battle for about 5 years or so in the sister forum degreeinfo.com.  The degree costs about $5000 to $6000 but is blacklisted by several foreign credential evaluators. They have a lot of validation schemes with universities offering the Spanish Propio programs similar to ENEB and state-approved/authorized college degrees but they have been granted full recognition as compatible with regional accreditation by several evaluators when degrees are awarded through them.  I may do an ENEB degree in the future to meet the qualification to teach business at the college level and for personal enrichment.

GREETINGS EVERYONE:

So, as mentioned before, I am an MBA+Masters in Business & Corporate Communication alumnus of ENEB. Well today, my ECE Foreign Credential Evaluation has come back. Here is the Google Drive link for you to see the Course-by-Course (Unofficial Copy) report.

ECE ENEB Report (Unofficial Copy) (it's also attached to this post in PDF)

Let me share a few thoughts.

1. I was very surprised at the credits awarded. ECE awards 2.50 credits per course at the undergraduate level (not the 3 credit hours I was expecting). Based on the 18 Modules (both MBA+Masters) I took at ENEB, I am awarded 50 credits by ECE. But I am not upset, as I signed up for 2 additional Masters (MHRM & MPM) that will add 8 more Modules. This will give me 20 more undergrad credits. And hell, I might even do another masters in Big Data and add 4 more Modules for 10 more credits!  

2. I spoke with TESU today. Because ECE is a NACES-accredited Evaluator, they will accept ALL my credits towards the completion of the BALS or BSBA. Once ECE mails the official copy to them by Priority USPSl ($30), they will redo my academic evaluation and input the credits.

3. While some may not be happy (I don't really care) with this report and find fault in the evaluation process or continue to question the validity and legitimacy of ENEB, you now have a 100% recognized NACES Evaluator that says ENEB credits are legit. You can use them as you see fit. I've used them for Law School Admissions; I've used them for Doctoral Studies  Admissions; and I've used them to complete my undergraduate studies (as a personal goal I started in 1999). 

I really hope this helps. And again, because I am an ENEB Ambassador, if you want to begin studies at ENEB for whatever reason or purpose, use my Ambassador's Discount Code. It's good Worldwide. It's good for new students. And it's good for current students who want to add a Masters or other program of study to their current enrollment.
[/url]
[url=https://drive.google.com/file/d/1czFoFzIELESI3FNJB9usz6BFfATqqNyS/view?usp=sharing]Ambassador's Discount Code

ENEB Enrollment Link 

Code: AMBASSADOR287 

Congrats on getting certified.  I also want to come to certify this degree recently. But I have a problem, we usually take much less time to complete courses at ENEB than full-time, and our transcripts often don't have information on when each course was completed. When you provided your transcripts and academic credentials to the accrediting agency, did they not ask you questions about why the study period was so short? thanks

To answer your question, No. The Foreign Credential Evaluation Companies are not concerned with "time of completion." They don't care how long it takes you. Now certainly ENEB gives you 18 months for 1 Masters degree, and gives you an extension for additional degrees. For example, I paid for 4 Masters (2 completed in 2022), and have until Fall 2025 to finish up. The FCE Company is only concerned with "number of credits." In my case, they specifically evaluated my ENEB MBA as "1 year of study" based on an approximate credit value award of 30 credits. They gave me a few more "months/credits" because I did and additional Masters with 6 more courses evaluated. So to them, I basically have about 1 1/2 - 2 years of coursework, that they recommend to whatever school I choose to transfer the credits to. If it takes you 12 months or 18 months, it's the same 30 credits that they will evaluate as "1 year."

A note to be aware of: Don't concern yourself with the "rigid" credit worthiness that comes from many of the FCE Companies. For example, as you see in my report, ECE gave me 2.50 Credits per course. I did a total of 19 ENEB Courses. The report "recommends" 50 credits at the upper-level undergraduate degree. But when you speak to the school Registrar or Foreign Credits Evaluation Team, in my case Thomas Edison State University & Excelsior University, they BOTH told me that in their credit policy, I meet the 3-credit requirement for their classes, and they will apply them to my degree program, even though ECE awarded 2.50 credits for each ENEB course. 

In contrast, Validential awarded me a US RA Masters degree with 39 credits for the ENEB MBA. 

As I've said before, every FCE Company is different; every Report is different; and every College/University policy is different. You just have to research, ask questions and make sure whatever money you spend with a Foreign Credential Evaluation (FCE) Company, you get what you are looking for. Some will give you nothing and you've wasted time and money! Some will give you the equivalent of a US RA Masters degree. And some will give you US RA undergraduate credits, that you can transfer into a BA/BS degree. 

I specifically went to ENEB to yes, get a MBA+Masters (and may complete the other 2). But I also went to ENEB to achieve the completion of my BA/BS degree through credit transfer...AND AS THE CHEAPEST WAY TO GET CREDITS AND NOT BE IN DEBT! So now I have ECE that awards undergraduate credits and two schools that accept them. Because I already had 60 US credits of (General Eds) accrued over many years, I am now closer to completing my Bachelors degree by Spring/Summer 2023. 

I hope this helps and thank you for the kind words of encouragement. I wish you the best in your academic journey. If there is any additional questions you have, please reach out to me. I'm here to help!

[Jacky Liu]

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I think everyone is getting a bit too emotional over all of this. Can we all step back and do some proper analysis of the actual facts regarding the programs from ENEB? Has anyone actually had the courses/degrees accepted by a regionally accredited university for transfer credit or for proof of fulfilling any prerequisites for further education?

Most who look at ENEB programs for the price see detractors as far as being too good to be true, low quality, and lacking recognition. A majority of people who have taken their programs say they were more than sufficient as a graduate level program.   It's more of an interesting phenomenon than anything else. 

As far as furthering education and meeting other prerequisites with ENEB, Michael Smith (michaeladsmith2) who recently posted has earned 2 Masters and is currently working on 2 more.    He has been able to use his degrees to not only meet requirements for entry into a law school program (without a Bachelors/BA equivalent) but he is also using the two masters he is working on as completion credits to complete a Bachelors degree.  He has several years of experience as a veteran, actor, and minister so that experience allowed him to enter the ENEB Masters programs despite having only junior level status as an undergraduate.  He is using his degrees to not only further his education but also fill the gaps missed from his incomplete Bachelors degree.

On a side yet similar note, I've passed although not officially been awarded a PhD from UCN (Universidad Central Nicaragua) that has been a constant discussion and battle for about 5 years or so in the sister forum degreeinfo.com.  The degree costs about $5000 to $6000 but is blacklisted by several foreign credential evaluators. They have a lot of validation schemes with universities offering the Spanish Propio programs similar to ENEB and state-approved/authorized college degrees but they have been granted full recognition as compatible with regional accreditation by several evaluators when degrees are awarded through them.  I may do an ENEB degree in the future to meet the qualification to teach business at the college level and for personal enrichment.

GREETINGS EVERYONE:

So, as mentioned before, I am an MBA+Masters in Business & Corporate Communication alumnus of ENEB. Well today, my ECE Foreign Credential Evaluation has come back. Here is the Google Drive link for you to see the Course-by-Course (Unofficial Copy) report.

ECE ENEB Report (Unofficial Copy) (it's also attached to this post in PDF)

Let me share a few thoughts.

1. I was very surprised at the credits awarded. ECE awards 2.50 credits per course at the undergraduate level (not the 3 credit hours I was expecting). Based on the 18 Modules (both MBA+Masters) I took at ENEB, I am awarded 50 credits by ECE. But I am not upset, as I signed up for 2 additional Masters (MHRM & MPM) that will add 8 more Modules. This will give me 20 more undergrad credits. And hell, I might even do another masters in Big Data and add 4 more Modules for 10 more credits!  

2. I spoke with TESU today. Because ECE is a NACES-accredited Evaluator, they will accept ALL my credits towards the completion of the BALS or BSBA. Once ECE mails the official copy to them by Priority USPSl ($30), they will redo my academic evaluation and input the credits.

3. While some may not be happy (I don't really care) with this report and find fault in the evaluation process or continue to question the validity and legitimacy of ENEB, you now have a 100% recognized NACES Evaluator that says ENEB credits are legit. You can use them as you see fit. I've used them for Law School Admissions; I've used them for Doctoral Studies  Admissions; and I've used them to complete my undergraduate studies (as a personal goal I started in 1999). 

I really hope this helps. And again, because I am an ENEB Ambassador, if you want to begin studies at ENEB for whatever reason or purpose, use my Ambassador's Discount Code. It's good Worldwide. It's good for new students. And it's good for current students who want to add a Masters or other program of study to their current enrollment.
[/url]
[url=https://drive.google.com/file/d/1czFoFzIELESI3FNJB9usz6BFfATqqNyS/view?usp=sharing]Ambassador's Discount Code

ENEB Enrollment Link 

Code: AMBASSADOR287 

Congrats on getting certified.  I also want to come to certify this degree recently. But I have a problem, we usually take much less time to complete courses at ENEB than full-time, and our transcripts often don't have information on when each course was completed. When you provided your transcripts and academic credentials to the accrediting agency, did they not ask you questions about why the study period was so short? thanks

To answer your question, No. The Foreign Credential Evaluation Companies are not concerned with "time of completion." They don't care how long it takes you. Now certainly ENEB gives you 18 months for 1 Masters degree, and gives you an extension for additional degrees. For example, I paid for 4 Masters (2 completed in 2022), and have until Fall 2025 to finish up. The FCE Company is only concerned with "number of credits." In my case, they specifically evaluated my ENEB MBA as "1 year of study" based on an approximate credit value award of 30 credits. They gave me a few more "months/credits" because I did and additional Masters with 6 more courses evaluated. So to them, I basically have about 1 1/2 - 2 years of coursework, that they recommend to whatever school I choose to transfer the credits to. If it takes you 12 months or 18 months, it's the same 30 credits that they will evaluate as "1 year."

A note to be aware of: Don't concern yourself with the "rigid" credit worthiness that comes from many of the FCE Companies. For example, as you see in my report, ECE gave me 2.50 Credits per course. I did a total of 19 ENEB Courses. The report "recommends" 50 credits at the upper-level undergraduate degree. But when you speak to the school Registrar or Foreign Credits Evaluation Team, in my case Thomas Edison State University & Excelsior University, they BOTH told me that in their credit policy, I meet the 3-credit requirement for their classes, and they will apply them to my degree program, even though ECE awarded 2.50 credits for each ENEB course. 

In contrast, Validential awarded me a US RA Masters degree with 39 credits for the ENEB MBA. 

As I've said before, every FCE Company is different; every Report is different; and every College/University policy is different. You just have to research, ask questions and make sure whatever money you spend with a Foreign Credential Evaluation (FCE) Company, you get what you are looking for. Some will give you nothing and you've wasted time and money! Some will give you the equivalent of a US RA Masters degree. And some will give you US RA undergraduate credits, that you can transfer into a BA/BS degree. 

I specifically went to ENEB to yes, get a MBA+Masters (and may complete the other 2). But I also went to ENEB to achieve the completion of my BA/BS degree through credit transfer...AND AS THE CHEAPEST WAY TO GET CREDITS AND NOT BE IN DEBT! So now I have ECE that awards undergraduate credits and two schools that accept them. Because I already had 60 US credits of (General Eds) accrued over many years, I am now closer to completing my Bachelors degree by Spring/Summer 2023. 

I hope this helps and thank you for the kind words of encouragement. I wish you the best in your academic journey. If there is any additional questions you have, please reach out to me. I'm here to help!

Thank you very much for your patience, this is the best answer I have seen

[uuin]

Greetings evertone:
I would like to ask if there are any friends who apply for a Japanese university with eneb degree. Currently, I have completed all the courses and am waiting for the certificate. Although I really want to go to Europe and America, I don't have enough money.
thank you all.

[rachel83az]

Greetings evertone:
I would like to ask if there are any friends who apply for a Japanese university with eneb degree. Currently, I have completed all the courses and am waiting for the certificate. Although I really want to go to Europe and America, I don't have enough money.
thank you all.

The ENEB degrees aren't meant to be used to be continue university studies at another university. What kind of Japanese degree are you trying to get? It's possible that you could get an inexpensive European or American degree online (though, perhaps not as cheaply as the ENEB degree).

[thodeptrai]

Greetings evertone:
I would like to ask if there are any friends who apply for a Japanese university with eneb degree. Currently, I have completed all the courses and am waiting for the certificate. Although I really want to go to Europe and America, I don't have enough money.
thank you all.

In the wiki (https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/ENEB), it is said that "Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship program have confirmed that they will accept the degree to fulfill baseline requirements for doctoral and research scholarships" but it seems it needs more evidence (CITATION NEEDED), so I’m curious about it, too.

[bjcheung77]

Greetings evertone:
I would like to ask if there are any friends who apply for a Japanese university with eneb degree. Currently, I have completed all the courses and am waiting for the certificate. Although I really want to go to Europe and America, I don't have enough money.
thank you all.

In the wiki (https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/ENEB), it is said that "Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship program have confirmed that they will accept the degree to fulfill baseline requirements for doctoral and research scholarships" but it seems it needs more evidence (CITATION NEEDED), so I’m curious about it, too.

That's the thing, I would be careful/cautious and make sure it's confirmed or verify that in fact will work before treading that route. Each country has their own regulations and schools tend to follow them, some strictly enforce, some may have more open admissions... for Japan's MEXT program, there are two routes, either an Embassy or University recommendation inviting you to be an undergraduate or graduate student.