ENEB Master Thread

[mermex]

And also recently ENEB started charging for Isabel 1 certificate. Will be pissed if mine says Master of Ongoing Education in Business Administration.

So is this what the diplomas will look like now?  "Master of Ongoing Education in Business Administration"?

[RoboPanda]

And also recently ENEB started charging for Isabel 1 certificate. Will be pissed if mine says Master of Ongoing Education in Business Administration.

So is this what the diplomas will look like now?  "Master of Ongoing Education in Business Administration"?

no idea. No one since October 2023 have shared what their degree looked yet. I also haven’t see anyone sharing their degree/transcript from the first batch of exam takers.

[nykorn]

Oops - maybe this was pointed out before, but reading the info hidden in the "matriculation" section of their course info pages it says: It needs to be pointed out that all the self-assessments and final papers must be given a minimum grade of 5 to pass each of the subjects. A lot of people including in the campus forums were saying that the mock quizzes didn't matter and you don't have to do them. I hope the reason why some people's diploma has been slow is not because they didn't get a 5 or higher on the mock quizzes. I definitely got under 5 on some of them and never bothered to re-do them.

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Did someone link this before? This is just a reminder to use a VPN for pricing wherever you initially sign up. I just found out you can check the price of a single Master's and change the currency on the following page: https://eneb.com/new-program-single-master/

Going by internet exchange rates and showing the roughly equivalent USD price:
Mainland Europe (including non-Euro countries) - $437
USA / European Islands (Iceland etc) / Asia / Most other countries - $445
Columbia $460
Canada $466
Argentina / Brazil $480
Australia $495
UK / Mexico $535
+ factor in the cost of your bank's currency exchange fees if it charges any (mine doesn't!).

Whatever they are doing with prices it is not based on the actual currency in the real world, nor the real tax rate. Greenland and Denmark both use Danish Crowns for currency, Greenland has 0% VAT and costs $445 while Denmark has 25% VAT and costs $437.

[bjcheung77]

Interesting... I'm not sure why you're going through that route, the link provided doesn't accept ambassador codes and you're paying the 'Groupon' price instead... I highly recommend people who are looking to purchase one or two to review the Graduate Discounts thread here, especially this link and my answer right after it: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid409984

[mariobros1985]

Admissions to higher education in Spain (whether at a university or otherwise) can legally be done through one of the following: 1) Having a degree, 2) Having college credits but no degree, 3) Passing an entrance exam that proves you have equivalent knowledge as to someone with one of the above, 4) Being over 25, 40 and 45 without any of the above (if they lower the requirements progressively with each age listed, it does not say). This explains why ENEB states they can let you apply on special circumstances if you don't have a degree. It is not anything shady or unique to titulo propio.

For entrance to a university Master's degree in Spain, you do not have to have a Bachelor's, you can also satisfy entrance requirements by an entrance exam, work experience, or having a certain amount of credits equal to the Bachelor's or Master's level which do not add up to form a degree. Likewise for entrance to a university PhD, you do not need to have a finished Master's, but you need at least 60 credits equal to the Master's level which includes research/essay skills at the Master's level (it sounds like THIS is one main reason why titulo propio do not grant you access to PhD studies).

I actually asked ENEB recently if I could be admitted to their MBA & Master's in Project Management degrees without a Bachelor's Degree, but with a lot of previous credits from colleges and universities (I have about 121 unique US credits right now) and they told me not to worry about it and that they could admit me like that.

[Quackerz]

Admissions to higher education in Spain (whether at a university or otherwise) can legally be done through one of the following: 1) Having a degree, 2) Having college credits but no degree, 3) Passing an entrance exam that proves you have equivalent knowledge as to someone with one of the above, 4) Being over 25, 40 and 45 without any of the above (if they lower the requirements progressively with each age listed, it does not say). This explains why ENEB states they can let you apply on special circumstances if you don't have a degree. It is not anything shady or unique to titulo propio.

For entrance to a university Master's degree in Spain, you do not have to have a Bachelor's, you can also satisfy entrance requirements by an entrance exam, work experience, or having a certain amount of credits equal to the Bachelor's or Master's level which do not add up to form a degree. Likewise for entrance to a university PhD, you do not need to have a finished Master's, but you need at least 60 credits equal to the Master's level which includes research/essay skills at the Master's level (it sounds like THIS is one main reason why titulo propio do not grant you access to PhD studies).

I actually asked ENEB recently if I could be admitted to their MBA & Master's in Project Management degrees without a Bachelor's Degree, but with a lot of previous credits from colleges and universities (I have about 121 unique US credits right now) and they told me not to worry about it and that they could admit me like that.

They basically told me the same when I let them know my bachelor's was yet to be conferred. They also said my work experience would qualify me as well.

[mariobros1985]

I was asked in this thread or maybe in another ENEB thread about the Google PMP certification transfer, and I am not sure where it is, and it may have already been answered at this point. Nonetheless, here are the three courses that will be credited in the Master's Project Management for the Coursera certification:

Project Planning
Process Integration and PMP Certification
Project Quality

If you already have a Master in Management or Leadership, combined with the Courserta certification, that would leave only a hand full of courses remaining for a swift and cost-value Maser's degree.

I asked ENEB recently to confirm that the Google Project Management certificate can indeed transfer in and what courses it can cover for the Project Management Master's Degree and this is the response that I got:

Good day,

I hope this email finds you well,

Yes, we still made the exemptions. We can only apply the 40% of the modules from a course. This upon an administrative fee.

The courses that we could exempt are the ones bellow:

Project Funding
Corporate Social Responsibility
Project Planning
Project Management

We remain at your disposal for any further information.


Kind regards,

I couldn't find the Project Management course on the PM degree syllabus that they were talking about, though.

[nykorn]

Interesting... I'm not sure why you're going through that route, the link provided doesn't accept ambassador codes and you're paying the 'Groupon' price instead... I highly recommend people who are looking to purchase one or two to review the Graduate Discounts thread here, especially this link and my answer right after it: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid409984

Sorry, didn't mean to imply people should use that link to purchase. I just thought the unequal pricing might also be applicable elsewhere such as on the groupon or hotmart pages.

[nykorn]

I've found myself trying to apply for a Master's at WGU. They advised me to get a new foreign credit evaluation report for absolutely all of my education including ENEB. For the time being I'm attempting to register with just a WES evaluation of my Bachelor's but I now plan on getting an evaluation of my ENEB courses done by the NACES member International Academic Credential Evaluators Inc, which accepts digital documents from the user and not just stuff sent directly from the school itself. Has anyone used IACEI to evaluate ENEB? I am still waiting on my diplomas so I can't send anything in yet.

[Quackerz]

ENEB just told me that although I signed up using the link for the agile methodology and despite having them confirm in the same email thread that I would not owe any fees, they are trying to get me to pay some absurd amount for changing my program to the agile methodology. Apparently I was supposed to tell them that I wanted that methodology after purchasing despite not being told I had to do that.

It's super frustrating, and I told them that they could either switch me to the agile methodology that I signed up for or refund me. This is after I've spent hours working through quizzes and texts.