Texas Law on Using Substandard Degrees

[sanantone]

Not everyone likes to advertise their current geographical location.

What does that have to do with what I said? You either have an experience you're willing to share or you don't. You can't explain how you used your degree in the U.S. without divulging that you live in the U.S., which is a country with 328 million people and 3.8 million square miles.

You asked where the international people are, I told you. You seem to be under the impression that ENEB is somehow doing something illegal or else you wouldn't have posted this thread. That's clearly untrue or else US evaluators wouldn't evaluate the degree(s) at all.

That is not the implication. The thread was made to inform people who live in Texas, might move to Texas, or live in states with similar laws that there might be legal issues. There is absolutely no reason to be offended by law. It's ridiculous. 

How many people here are recent high school graduates in Vermont, a state with 600k people? Almost no one, but the free course information may be valuable to someone.