ENEB Master Thread

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I think it's disingenuous to say that there is no course content from Isabel. At the very least, we know from the articulation agreement between ENEB and UI1 (a document that can be found on the ENEB website) that Isabel approved the course content and the degree program. They also issue their own full degree that can be verified on their website in addition to ENEB's degree. They do not, however, issue transcripts

If this is the case, it makes a little more sense to me with them issuing a UI1 degree themselves. confused why they would do that without a transcript, but if that's the weird system they have for their programs in Spain, so be it. As long as there is a way UI1 lets you verify your degree with UI1, that makes sense to me.

Plus, we already see this happening with the many programs people on this forum have already completed. If you were an OG at TESU and only did the capstone with them, it's possible that TESU just basically vouches for all the Straighterline, Study.com, Saylor, etc credits and stamps their seal of approval on your degree saying, "Yup, we issued it!" 

As a counterpoint, do you note on your CV that you only did two classes at TESU to complete your BA Psych? Do you consider that to be a legit TESU degree even though you had very limited interaction with TESU, their faculty, or their curriculum? You absolutely should, but the line of thinking that leads to it being disingenuous to claim that a degree from a school came from that school also leads to wondering whether a degree based solely on transfer credit with one class should also fall under the same umbrella.

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I don't know, maybe you should just for the sake of disclosing all the information. I, for one, am going to start listing my WGU degree as:

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology - Security from Western Governors University, awarded as a result of 35 credits completed at the institution, 53 credits completed at [Community College], 6 credits approved by ACE, and my formerly-but-not-presently-held CCNP and CCNA Security certifications evaluated as equivalent to 29 credits by the institution.

That's the only way to handle this, clearly /s

Not really necessary (nor the same situation I had in mind as ENEB prior to your clarification) since TESU or WGU was the degree granting institution, and those details are available on transcript. Sounds like UI1 is essentially the same, despite them inadvertently concealing the source by not providing a transcript. But again, if that's how their school system works, that's how it works. It'd be nice to see a foreign evaluator look at the UI1 aspect, so that we could finally get an evaluation to come in as an accredited US-masters equivalent, but without a transcript I'm not sure how that would work. One would think the foreign evaluators would be more familiar with all of this and be able to work it out, but what do I know.

Anyway, the confusion was precisely why I asked, and I appreciate the clarification.