ENEB Master Thread

[eLearner]

I would just like to point out that a legitimate Masters degree earned from a different country is still a legitimate Masters degree. Authorities in Germany, for instance, do not recognize Masters degrees from Western Governors University, but it's still a legitimate Masters degree regardless of that even if it has utility limits somewhere on the planet. Likewise, a Masters degree earned through the ENEB-Isabel arrangement is still a legitimate Masters degree regardless of an evaluator's opinion.

Listing a Masters from this program shouldn't be a real problem except that some may view a foreign degree with apprehension but that's a product of ignorance, and as such, one may be dodging a bullet upon finding that out. Each school and employer in the private sector has the freedom to make a decision to accept or reject your degree. You can bet on a school asking for a foreign degree evaluation, while you can bet on employers likely not asking.