ENEB Master Thread

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Thank you all for the information on graduation.

To report back, I received a graded HR assignment after 7 days, and an accounting assignment after 5 days.

Do all of you strive to provide the ~10 sources and 8+ page assignment in the accounting assignments? I don't imagine that these guidelines apply to the accounting exercise projects, correct? I cited 10 sources for the international accounting assignment but I think it is overkill.

I submitted a final project that was exactly 8 pages long (not counting the title pages and references) with 5 sources and no graphics, and got docked big time. I got the equivalent of a C. I was being lazy but that grade woke me ALL the way up, LOL. I revised and resubmitted and got a 10. 

Also, graphics and charts are supposed to be optional, but if you don't use them you're giving away easy bonus points (they're worth up to 25% of your grade).

Happy you were able to resubmit and receive a 10. 

I've been sharing precisely that point. ENEB is a stickler on Graphs & Charts, and they want you to come as close to the 18 pages as possible. Some previous Alumni may get away with it and graduate and be happy, but as we see, ENEB will deduct points.

Just so you know, I edited and changed my reply to JPN. So, if you're reading back over the board don't think you were seeing things, LOL.

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Thank you all for the information on graduation.

To report back, I received a graded HR assignment after 7 days, and an accounting assignment after 5 days.

Do all of you strive to provide the ~10 sources and 8+ page assignment in the accounting assignments? I don't imagine that these guidelines apply to the accounting exercise projects, correct? I cited 10 sources for the international accounting assignment but I think it is overkill.

One of the main challenges in many of the "Accounting/Calculations/Taxation" modules is that ENEB utilizes the laws, guidelines, corporate structure, and regulations of the Spanish (Spain's) government and territory. Because of this, many students outside Spain or even the UK have a difficult time doing many of the accounting assignments. I struggled with 3-4 modules in the MBA+Master in Business & Corporate Communications when I had to calculate VAT, Spanish tax laws/policies, and International Accounting. They were my lowest grades (8.5). And no, I did not have to adhere to the 18 pages or 10 sources. As long as you attempted and did your best, ENEB still gave me a passing grade for the effort.

The International Accounting final project kicked my butt. But, I got a 9 on it and was satisfied, because an A is an A.  What were the other modules you struggled with?

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Is there any on here who is willing to share what paper that achieves a 10 looks like?  I am just starting the MBA & Masters in Digital Marketing. I am a little nervous to turn in my first paper.

Has anyone had success transferring over any management credits from the Harvard Extension ALM program?

How quickly are you churning through your final projects?  I am having a hard time gauging my effort and expectations here.

Thanks, P

I will share 4 Final Projects on which I received a grade of 10/10. The links will take you to my Google Drive. The papers are copyrighted, so do not use them or plagiarize them.   

Strategic Management

Marketing

Corporate Social Responsibility

Public Relations

A word of advice for writing papers for ENEB. As you can see, these are APA formatted scholarly written Final Projects. ENEB recommends using Charts & Graphs to support your thesis and findings. Try not to skimp on the pages. While they say to use a maximum of 18 pages, making a good argument and findings may take 20 or 21 pages (including your graphs & charts). They want you to fully flush out the scenario they give you in the Final Project instructions and write a well-crafted paper. 

To your second question, because I decided to do one Module a month (though I completed 2 Master's in 14 months [19 Modules]), it took me about 10 - 12 days in each month to write my papers. I really tried to write about 2 pages a day and decided not to go over 2 weeks in crafting 15 - 18 pages, depending on the course.

Secondly, I struggled with many of the Accounting and "international calculations" courses that required a knowledge of VAT, Spanish (Spain or UK) Laws, Spain taxation, Policies, and Corporate guidelines. While I did my best in (INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE TAX & MANAGEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES), I received 8/10 in all those courses. I passed but with a low B. As long as you make an effort, you will pass. I would recommend finding some help with an accountant that knows international law or specifically Spanish Law.

I see you used a running head on your papers. I haven't been using one because APA 7 says if you're submitting a student paper you don't have to have one. But, now I'm wondering if I should start using them just in case I decide to apply for a doctorate program and need to submit a writing sample. Hmmm. 

BTW, how did you get that copyright watermark on your pages?