ENEB Master Thread

[Kal Di]

It's very likely that the other ENEB master degrees will receive the same foreign evaluation from Validential.

As noted elsewhere on this forum, a Validential evaluation is accepted by the Department of Education in Illinois and Louisiana, and several accredited U.S. colleges and universities. Additionally, it may be accepted to meet educational and employer requirements at other places. You just need to ask!

Ashkir said that "[his] university [said] Validential is an acceptable foreign accreditation validation" (https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid370026), and I don't think the university stated on their website that they accept Validential.

Having this Validential report will be a good selling point for ENEB which will likely increase their enrollment and bring Validential more business. Those interested in ENEB need to enroll because these 90%+ scholarships/discounts will eventually disappear or become significantly lower if this equivalency report becomes a promotional point.

I'm glad that I'm among the many ENEB students who bought 2 master's degrees for $199 (or in total, buying 3 of them for $400). I agree these degrees won't always be priced so low. It won't be long before one master degree costs $1,999 (still a good price in the USA) and then eventually to their target price of $7,600.

I saw that IACEI (a NACES member) evaluated an Azteca University doctorate degree (titulo propio) as an equivalent to a doctorate degree from a regionally accredited U.S. university. Such evaluation makes me believe that an ENEB master's degree will receive a similar evaluation. I'll have to finish my degree to find out...