ENEB Master Thread

[nykorn]

Have you tried just loading relevant sections of the PDFs (say, each chapter) into ChatGPT? Which one is better in your opinion?

Anki sounds like a lot of work to me, so I’m just wondering if it’s worth the time.

ChatGPT (and all language model AI software) has an extremely short "memory". After just a few messages to it, as few as 3 in some cases, it forgets what you were originally referencing and it will eventually start lying ("hallucinating") answers to you even though you told it to reference the PDF you uploaded. It will also skip a lot of details and sometimes will only load the first portion of the PDF.

The only real, current solution to this is to repeat the original question or re-send the original data to ChatGPT every single time you ask ChatGPT to give you an answer, or at least after every 3 messages or so.

Anki is spaced repetition flashcards. That function by itself is, in theory, far better than simply reviewing notes in a file whenever you "think" you've forgotten something.

However the main thing is when you create the notes with AnkiBrain, it will automatically repeat to ChatGPT that it needs to do this or that or it needs to reference your PDF. It can also read your whole PDF, then break it down into segments which don't skip any sections, unlike normal ChatGPT which will skip. So there is no hallucinating or lying from ChatGPT.

In short, I don't think you need to use Anki but I wouldn't use ChatGPT alone either.

Also, if you have no clue about the material you're learning, definitely use Anki or any other kind of memory aid. But if you already know most of the material, you might not need to bother.

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ENEB will not award any of their master's degrees to anyone who cannot verify they have a bachelor's degree. People have learned this the hard way in the past. I'm an ENEB alumni from five years ago when the school expanded into the USA, so this is how I know.

The laws of Spain state the person doesn't need a previous degree to get a propio. You can legally get one with proof of prior college studies (an unfinished degree) or relevant work or volunteer history. ENEB has been known to drop the ball on actually asking people for proof of either of these.

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I would love to know if anyone knows whether Japan immigration could grant entry for a work visa (Gijinkoku) with an ENEB/Isabel diploma.

Maybe I answered this before, but you don't need to have gone to college to get a work visa for Japan. Just go on one based off having documented work or volunteer experience in the field. A 5 year validity work visa is really nice but if you want to go just go on a normal 1 year one.

What I found on a quick search was this FAQ in Chinese written on a Japanese legal advice website. I don't know Chinese so I'll leave it to you to you to use a translator on it: https://lawoffice-yokoyama.com/highskill/highskill_faq/

按照西班牙的教育系统分类，硕士学位分为官硕（Máster Oficial）和校硕（Máster Título Propio）两种。高度人才签证中的优秀学校加分计划是否支持”校硕”学位呢？

请您将您的学位证书发给我看看，然后我们为您提供辨认证书的服务。不过，Máster Oficial 和 Máster Título Propio 都会被认定为硕士学位。

I'd spend more time looking for you but I'm feeling sick right now.