Master's program at UMPI with an existing UoPeople BS-CS degree

[bjcheung77]

Alright, I think this is the way. Thank you for your guidance sensei.

Just one more idea. Is the final paper at ENEB the only requirement to graduate? As to, no need to get credits, as in, no possibility to transfer credits to shorter the study? At least, this is what I have heard so far.

PS: Really do not understand why they simply accept people who do not have all the requirements..
Its funny though, how the ENEB MBA costs 384€ and the dual degree costs 299€

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Are you asian stew from degreeinfo forum?

Yes, I am AsianStew on the sister forum, been on there for a longer period of time, but have much lesser posts. You can transfer into the ENEB program if you have graduate credits already. They don't accept just anyone, it may seem that way though, you need to have evidence you're moving forward with a degree and are almost complete. Here's an example, HAU MBA for $3K, I got my cousin in on the program when they didn't have a Bachelors yet.

My cousin was just 4 courses away from completing the Bachelors and wanted to get the $3K deal and do a reverse transfer to the Bachelors. And for others, it varied in number of remaining classes, but they all were admitted. As I mentioned, most institutions have a conditional acceptance (if not all), and HAU allowed them to take the courses required towards the HAU MBA and in turn, transfer them back into the Bachelors when needed.

Here's another example, Coursera/Edx degree options at the Masters level, there are a few options that do not require a Bachelors degree for entry. They require you to complete a set of courses on Coursera/Edx and if you've passed those three or four courses with flying colors, you're admitted into the degree program, those 3-4 classes would also transfer into the degree program, thus lessen the requirements of the degree.