Why does DegreeForum like ENEB

[posabsolute]

If you look in the giant ENEB thread, you will find many (including me) that aren't in favor of ENEB..

It's important you understand what you get from it, which while clear to me, I think for newbies this board has an overload of information that can be problematic in this case.

Gratitude for your valuable contributions on the forum, @posabsolute; however, it is pertinent to note that perspectives unfavorable to ENEB's positions are outdated as we enter 2024. The contrast between the substantial successes of ENEB and the unproven value of opposing theories has shifted significantly since your initial posts in the larger thread.

ENEB may not be suitable for everyone, as with any educational institution. It demands an open-minded approach and the application of critical thinking, which aligns with the purpose of this forum. Undeniably, ENEB stands out as the swiftest and most cost-effective pathway to attain a degree recognized by numerous institutions for credit transfer.

Amidst this, why does the discourse persist, seemingly rooted in an antiquated notion that ENEB lacks merit?

Oh sorry, I guess I forgot my open mind and critical thinking with my flip-flops at home while writing this post..

I don't think the discussion on its merit is antiquated; what changed exactly? Beside getting it successfully evaluated internationally through Isabel?  (who knows for how long with the new exam stuff) 

My initial thoughts still stand:

* Bought through Groupon is dodgy
* Proprio degree from ENEB through Isabel for an amount that is way too low, dodgy.
* Some ENEB tutor listed on their website don't even have listed their position on LinkedIn, dodgy, example https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexriuslaorden/
* The essays required effort for a passing grade seemed too low; even if some people on this board did great work, doesn't mean you need to do great.
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* Now it's even worse, one open book quiz for an entire master. How can you trust ENEB after that? Which gets back to my point about how the essays were evaluated years ago, I don't trust them as an institution.

To each their own, some do it for fun, some for long-term learning, and some have no choice from a cost standpoint, you do what you have to do, but I won't personally accept this as a serious degree for credentialling as an alternative to a US master because my critical thinking is screaming red flags all around.

I don't expect anyone who is already sold to this degree to change their mind, but the question was why this forum likes it so much, I would say, it probably looks that way partly because the people not interested in this degree do not post about it anymore, because we discussed at length the credential validity topic already.