ENEB Master Thread

[ashkir]

Quick note: Virginia University of Lynchburg accepts ENEB Masters degrees for admission into the Doctor of Healthcare Administration (DHA). Received confirmation from VUL Admissions office.  

I sent them my Validential FCE (evaluated as a MBA from a "US RA College/University.")

Good info.

I'm curious: Do you know if they accept them straight up without an evaluation? Do they do their own evaluation internally (a number of schools do)? Or was it a situation where you had to present an FCE in order for them to consider it?

No. You need it evaluated. 
They took mine as well. Avoided the externship. Also, I know of 3 people who got admitted with it so far.

[eLearner]

Quick note: Virginia University of Lynchburg accepts ENEB Masters degrees for admission into the Doctor of Healthcare Administration (DHA). Received confirmation from VUL Admissions office.  

I sent them my Validential FCE (evaluated as a MBA from a "US RA College/University.")

Good info.

I'm curious: Do you know if they accept them straight up without an evaluation? Do they do their own evaluation internally (a number of schools do)? Or was it a situation where you had to present an FCE in order for them to consider it?

No. You need it evaluated. 
They took mine as well. Avoided the externship. Also, I know of 3 people who got admitted with it so far.

Wow. That's really cool. Thanks for the info. 

Well, that's another opportunity for people. Love to see it!

[michaeladsmith2]

Quick note: Virginia University of Lynchburg accepts ENEB Masters degrees for admission into the Doctor of Healthcare Administration (DHA). Received confirmation from VUL Admissions office.  

I sent them my Validential FCE (evaluated as a MBA from a "US RA College/University.")

Good info.

I'm curious: Do you know if they accept them straight up without an evaluation? Do they do their own evaluation internally (a number of schools do)? Or was it a situation where you had to present an FCE in order for them to consider it?

No. You need it evaluated. 
They took mine as well. Avoided the externship. Also, I know of 3 people who got admitted with it so far.

Wow. That's really cool. Thanks for the info. 

Well, that's another opportunity for people. Love to see it!

 That's great! I had no idea other ENEB Alumni also applied and have been accepted. If I knew this, I would have pursued VUL first. I can still withdraw from AITU anyway, but I'm glad there is yet another US-accredited school and an HBCU that has accepted ENEB.

[cacoleman1983]

Quick note: Virginia University of Lynchburg accepts ENEB Masters degrees for admission into the Doctor of Healthcare Administration (DHA). Received confirmation from VUL Admissions office.  

I sent them my Validential FCE (evaluated as a MBA from a "US RA College/University.")

Good info.

I'm curious: Do you know if they accept them straight up without an evaluation? Do they do their own evaluation internally (a number of schools do)? Or was it a situation where you had to present an FCE in order for them to consider it?

No. You need it evaluated. 
They took mine as well. Avoided the externship. Also, I know of 3 people who got admitted with it so far.

Wow. That's really cool. Thanks for the info. 

Well, that's another opportunity for people. Love to see it!

 That's great! I had no idea other ENEB Alumni also applied and have been accepted. If I knew this, I would have pursued VUL first. I can still withdraw from AITU anyway, but I'm glad there is yet another US-accredited school and an HBCU that has accepted ENEB.

ENEB is doing some good for people.  With the varying FCE evaluations, it can serve students for Bachelor's degree completion, a Graduate Certificate, a Master's degree, and entrance into Doctorate degree programs.  I would advise people not to backtrack on completing undergraduate programs after completing an ENEB Master's program since the ECE evaluation of a Bachelor's Degree equivalency should be enough to meet that requirement without spending thousands of dollars for degrees lower than a Master's.

[Delinquent]

Hello, all. I've just signed up to the ENEB/Isabel I MBA and Masters in Project Management. I'm from the UK, so I can hopefully shed some light on how the ECTS works, and hopefully some opportunities.

In the UK we earn credits as part of our degrees and these can be translated to ECTS by halving the value. For example, 120 credits will equate to 60 credits, or in obverse you can double the ECTS to calculate the UK credits.

Hopefully, I can provide a little insight into how these courses translate to UK masters degrees. In the UK we have different types of masters degrees and I'll explain each of them here.

Integrated Masters - These are also known and undergraduate masters degrees. These are usually four year programs each consisting of 120 credits for levels 4, 5, 6, and 7. These can be awarded with honours if you complete both a third (level 6) and fourth year (level 7) thesis. I have one of these degrees and it is awarded the post nominals MArts instead of MA. It is viewed as a masters degree but equates to 120 credits (60 ECTS) at level 7.

The second type is a standard masters degree. These degrees have three sections that are Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert), Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip), and full masters (MA, MSc, MBA, etc). These usually consist of 180 credits at level 7 (90 ECTS). The first two parts (PgCert and PgDip) consist of taught subject matter and equate to 60 credits (30 ECTS) each. The remaining 60 credits (30 ECTS) consists of a thesis.

The last type I mention are the research masters degrees. The consist of a research project and equates to 180 credits (90 ECTS) at level 7. These degrees that include the MRes, and MPhil are usually used as part of the PhD matriculation process.

From what I gather from the ENEB website the MBA earns you 60 ECTS (120 UK credits) and the masters in project management 30 ECTS (60 UK credits). By understanding this conversion between credits and ECTS. we can see that the MBA is equivalent to a Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) and the masters a (PgCert), neither achieving full masters degree status.

For my two pence worth, this is a degree earnt from a university (even if it isn't highly rated) and you should be able to use the degree and post-nominals anywhere in the world.
It only falls down when trying to convert it to credits for studying elsewhere. I fully intend on listing it as it is on my CV and LinkedIn and so should you.

Now, if you're still hankering for a direct conversion for a 180 credit masters. You could consider doing a top-up degree at a UK university. These usually require 120 credits (60 ECTS) at level 7 to enter into the masters (thesis) stage of the masters degree. There are a number of universities in the UK that do this, but the ones that I am considering are University of Gloucestershire (https://www.glos.ac.uk/courses/course/mb...istration/) for the MBA and Portsmouth University (https://www.port.ac.uk/study/courses/msc...ent-top-up) for an MSc.

Personally, I'm looking at doing the DBA or PhD and I don't think I will have an issue with this degree as an entry requirement as I already have a MArts degree. This MBA is just icing and a box ticking exercise. If I have to fully matriculate to a UK MBA I'll most likely choose the MBA from University of Gloucestershire, which from personal experience I can say is a good university. There are others and google is your friend.

Anyhow, I hope that helps in understanding from a European perspective.

[akr680]

I paid via PayPal for Master's in Project Management, but I didn't receive a confirmation email.

There is also an empty screen on the ENEB page.

Should I contact the support team? Would you mind sharing the email address with me?

[JPN]

I paid via PayPal for Master's in Project Management, but I didn't receive a confirmation email.

There is also an empty screen on the ENEB page.

Should I contact the support team? Would you mind sharing the email address with me?

That startled me too but it's normal. They'll process your registration after 2 business days.

[michaeladsmith2]

I paid via PayPal for Master's in Project Management, but I didn't receive a confirmation email.

There is also an empty screen on the ENEB page.

Should I contact the support team? Would you mind sharing the email address with me?

Any issues you may have contact: academy@eneb.com or call: 929.242.1337 - Same thing happened to me last year when I ordered with Groupon. But they got the money and processes my Student Portal immediately. Within 24 hours I was in.

Remember you can also use my Ambassador's Discount Code for a REDUCED tuition.

www.eneb.com/ambassador-eneb 
Code: AMBASSADOR287

[bjcheung77]

I paid via PayPal for Master's in Project Management, but I didn't receive a confirmation email.

There is also an empty screen on the ENEB page.

Should I contact the support team? Would you mind sharing the email address with me?

That startled me too but it's normal. They'll process your registration after 2 business days.

@akr680, That's right, I don't really know what the issue is, the order goes through, and it takes time for them to complete. Can you describe further how you got to the order? Did you go through with the links on Groupon or links through here to the order? I would wait at least a few hours, at most 24. But reply with answers to these questions so we can decipher what may have happened.

[akr680]

Thanks to all of you! After a day, I will reach out to academy@eneb.com.

I have used the URL shared by @michaeladsmith2 and discount code AMBASSADOR287