ENEB Master Thread

[jackthehuman]

I feel like a lot of people are using ENEB as a means to an terminal degree. But, I used ENEB as a means to get credit to get another degree from an accredited American university.

ENEB has the value you put to it. For me, it let me skip out on needing 26+ credits.

Yes, in my case, I would discover if Eneb´s Master in Supply Chain Management:
https://eneb.com/master-and-postgraduate...anagement/

Helps fulfill: OPM-301, OPM-411, OPM-415, MAN-435 and OPM-420:
https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/en/2020-...anagement/

Right, I already have an accredited BA and MA and the student loans to prove it. I am just hoping for an accelerated way of getting recognized graduate credit in management. Hopefully those evaluators that grant credit still will.

[bjcheung77]

@MrPanda, that's awesome, as long as you're able to get a favorable evaluation from one of the NACES members, TESU should accept the credits if they're designated as RA equivalent. Amazing how their Master in Supply Chain Management covered the entire AOS OPM-301, OPM-411, OPM-415, MAN-435 and OPM-420...

[MrPanda]

I think that I was going to use ECE for ENEB and ACEI for XAMK.

So I´ll use two evaluations.

I haven´t started working on ENEB.

[sanantone]

Algo como:

"¿Universidad Isabel I certifica los títulos de master propio en ENEB obtenidos a través de un examen único?"
o
"¿Universidad Isabel certifica todos los títulos de master propio ofrecidos por ENEB, independientemente de la modalidad de obtención (trabajos o examen)?"

Always fascinating the efforts to make a dust-up vs. waiting to see how things shake out over time. My ENEB degree has already been validated and used effectively; however, all this talk of contacting Isabel or other actions before waiting to see how the exam process unfolds only creates some value jeopardy for those in the middle of the program. 

The best part in the early days of Degreeforum, ENEB was a worthless degree, and now some of the same people are up in arms about the exam process expressing this threatens the degree's value. It's entertaining as a thread, as it's the plot twist those early supporters of ENEB didn't see coming.

I would think people with ENEB degrees would want to get ahead of this to convince ENEB to not ruin the reputation of their degrees. Those who have been opposed to ENEB probably expected something like this to happen.

[cokididwa]

Are the 50-question exams offered for each of individual classes which make up the degree?  -Or is it one exam for the WHOLE degree?

[ENEBurnerAccount]

I've been a silent observer in this forum for quite some time and have recently created this account to share my perspective. With a heavy heart, I must say that ENEB seems to have taken a regrettable path in North America by implementing this 50 question evaluation, which I find disheartening especially as I'm in the midst of pursuing their programs.

In my opinion, as ENEB was growing and shaping itself into a respected institution, it stood at a crossroads. It could have either adopted the 'diploma mill' approach, focusing on high-volume sales, or it could have reduced promotions and aligned its pricing with other European MBAs, thereby distinguishing itself in the marketplace. Regrettably, it appears that they opted for the former, seemingly devaluing their academic rigor in the process. This, to me, gives an impression of an institution that struck gold unexpectedly and may possibly even cease operations in the near future, rather than become a leading educational reference. I find this to be an unfortunate strategic misstep, as they had potential to become a noteworthy contender despite the competition.

Like many others in this forum, I was genuinely enthusiastic about earning an their credential and leveraging it for career advancement. ENEB checked many boxes for me as a potential terminal degree. However, in light of recent developments, I have had to reassess my options. I may need to use the credits earned at ENEB towards another reputable MBA affordable program, such as the University of Applied Sciences in Germany, and reconsider featuring ENEB prominently on my LinkedIn profile and CV.

Despite appreciating the educational gains from ENEB's modules, I must admit that, had I been aware of these developments, I would have thought twice about enrolling. The sense of disappointment, even embarrassment, that I'm currently experiencing regarding this degree is amplified by the fact that my current company sponsored my studies. It's distressing, particularly because I had vouched for the validity of the institution at the time to them.

[bjcheung77]

Are the 50-question exams offered for each of individual classes which make up the degree?  -Or is it one exam for the WHOLE degree?

50 questions, you get 25 correct, you get your Masters degree!

I've been a silent observer in this forum for quite some time and have recently created this account to share my perspective. With a heavy heart, I must say that ENEB seems to have taken a regrettable path in North America by implementing this 50 question evaluation, which I find disheartening especially as I'm in the midst of pursuing their programs.

In my opinion, as ENEB was growing and shaping itself into a respected institution, it stood at a crossroads. It could have either adopted the 'diploma mill' approach, focusing on high-volume sales, or it could have reduced promotions and aligned its pricing with other European MBAs, thereby distinguishing itself in the marketplace. Regrettably, it appears that they opted for the former, seemingly devaluing their academic rigor in the process. This, to me, gives an impression of an institution that struck gold unexpectedly and may possibly even cease operations in the near future, rather than become a leading educational reference. I find this to be an unfortunate strategic misstep, as they had potential to become a noteworthy contender despite the competition.

Like many others in this forum, I was genuinely enthusiastic about earning an their credential and leveraging it for career advancement. ENEB checked many boxes for me as a potential terminal degree. However, in light of recent developments, I have had to reassess my options. I may need to use the credits earned at ENEB towards another reputable MBA affordable program, such as the University of Applied Sciences in Germany, and reconsider featuring ENEB prominently on my LinkedIn profile and CV.

Despite appreciating the educational gains from ENEB's modules, I must admit that, had I been aware of these developments, I would have thought twice about enrolling. The sense of disappointment, even embarrassment, that I'm currently experiencing regarding this degree is amplified by the fact that my current company sponsored my studies. It's distressing, particularly because I had vouched for the validity of the institution at the time to them.

I'm still checking to see how this progresses... Several of the Proprio I mentioned in this thread are all exams, except for the CLEA one: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...sh-Propios

[KSoul]

Algo como:

"¿Universidad Isabel I certifica los títulos de master propio en ENEB obtenidos a través de un examen único?"
o
"¿Universidad Isabel certifica todos los títulos de master propio ofrecidos por ENEB, independientemente de la modalidad de obtención (trabajos o examen)?"

Always fascinating the efforts to make a dust-up vs. waiting to see how things shake out over time. My ENEB degree has already been validated and used effectively; however, all this talk of contacting Isabel or other actions before waiting to see how the exam process unfolds only creates some value jeopardy for those in the middle of the program. 

The best part in the early days of Degreeforum, ENEB was a worthless degree, and now some of the same people are up in arms about the exam process expressing this threatens the degree's value. It's entertaining as a thread, as it's the plot twist those early supporters of ENEB didn't see coming.

I would think people with ENEB degrees would want to get ahead of this to convince ENEB to not ruin the reputation of their degrees. Those who have been opposed to ENEB probably expected something like this to happen.

Cosign the concerns of those who have earned a degree with ENEB as with any university; there is a heightened interest to keep all news good news.

As for the detractors who expected this, I want to wrap my head around that statement–the detractors expected ENEB to go from their perceived value of worthless to being confirmed valuable at a RA level for transfer credits and acceptance for admission at a doctoral level to then ENEB adding an exam only degree-option? If the detractors have this foreshadowing ability, I would like them to share their insight on Tesla vs. Rivian for who will have the more substantial growth in 2023/24, as that tight skill in expectation is invaluable.

[sanantone]

Algo como:

"¿Universidad Isabel I certifica los títulos de master propio en ENEB obtenidos a través de un examen único?"
o
"¿Universidad Isabel certifica todos los títulos de master propio ofrecidos por ENEB, independientemente de la modalidad de obtención (trabajos o examen)?"

Always fascinating the efforts to make a dust-up vs. waiting to see how things shake out over time. My ENEB degree has already been validated and used effectively; however, all this talk of contacting Isabel or other actions before waiting to see how the exam process unfolds only creates some value jeopardy for those in the middle of the program. 

The best part in the early days of Degreeforum, ENEB was a worthless degree, and now some of the same people are up in arms about the exam process expressing this threatens the degree's value. It's entertaining as a thread, as it's the plot twist those early supporters of ENEB didn't see coming.

I would think people with ENEB degrees would want to get ahead of this to convince ENEB to not ruin the reputation of their degrees. Those who have been opposed to ENEB probably expected something like this to happen.

Cosign the concerns of those who have earned a degree with ENEB as with any university; there is a heightened interest to keep all news good news.

As for the detractors who expected this, I want to wrap my head around that statement–the detractors expected ENEB to go from their perceived value of worthless to being confirmed valuable at a RA level for transfer credits and acceptance for admission at a doctoral level to then ENEB adding an exam only degree-option? If the detractors have this foreshadowing ability, I would like them to share their insight on Tesla vs. Rivian for who will have the more substantial growth in 2023/24, as that tight skill in expectation is invaluable.

With their business model and history with MCA, this move isn't super surprising.

[KSoul]

Algo como:

"¿Universidad Isabel I certifica los títulos de master propio en ENEB obtenidos a través de un examen único?"
o
"¿Universidad Isabel certifica todos los títulos de master propio ofrecidos por ENEB, independientemente de la modalidad de obtención (trabajos o examen)?"

Always fascinating the efforts to make a dust-up vs. waiting to see how things shake out over time. My ENEB degree has already been validated and used effectively; however, all this talk of contacting Isabel or other actions before waiting to see how the exam process unfolds only creates some value jeopardy for those in the middle of the program. 

The best part in the early days of Degreeforum, ENEB was a worthless degree, and now some of the same people are up in arms about the exam process expressing this threatens the degree's value. It's entertaining as a thread, as it's the plot twist those early supporters of ENEB didn't see coming.

I would think people with ENEB degrees would want to get ahead of this to convince ENEB to not ruin the reputation of their degrees. Those who have been opposed to ENEB probably expected something like this to happen.

Cosign the concerns of those who have earned a degree with ENEB as with any university; there is a heightened interest to keep all news good news.

As for the detractors who expected this, I want to wrap my head around that statement–the detractors expected ENEB to go from their perceived value of worthless to being confirmed valuable at a RA level for transfer credits and acceptance for admission at a doctoral level to then ENEB adding an exam only degree-option? If the detractors have this foreshadowing ability, I would like them to share their insight on Tesla vs. Rivian for who will have the more substantial growth in 2023/24, as that tight skill in expectation is invaluable.

With their business model and history with MCA, this move isn't super surprising.

But what about the stocks is the real question(?)