ENEB Master Thread

[eLearner]

I'm just saying that I have never seen anyone attempt to achieve an RN, an MBA, an MHRM, and a DHA all at once. That's wild. I'm impressed.

[olga_r]

I have just recently finished my master in Business Intelligence and Big Data. 
I would not recommend it for people who want to know technical issues. No software is explained at all.
The school has a background on MBAs and strategy, not IT.
But if you want to know the basics, it's ok.
I did my Master in 11 days (one day for each subject: read the pdf, do the test, write a paper about a case)
By the way, the english course is bullshit.

If you want to get a 97% discount of the course, use this code in this site


EMBAJADOR3317
https://eneb.es/embajador-eneb/ 

[bjcheung77]

Oh, that's the Spanish site, and it's just the same cost without the use of Groupon.  Hmm, Let see, I paid $249 for the MBA & Big Data and $217 for the Digital Marketing and E-Commerce.  I purposely waited for a "deal" as the regular price is $299 for the MBA & Masters and $249 for just one of them.  However, for those who are looking to purchase, this is how I would do it now.  

I FORGOT that Groupon is one of the companies that offers cash rebates if you use Ratuken, I could have had 4% cash back, plus, if I referred myself to Groupon (using gmail and the period), I get $10 or was it $25 referral discount? Doh!  So, wait for the $249 and $217 special, then pay with Ratuken after you refer yourself... Oops, it's Rakuten not the way I spelt it incorrectly twice!

Today seems to be one of the days it will give you a bigger discount! (up to $50 each)  Hyperlinks to their sale don't seem to change often.
Currently, $199 for just a Masters: https://www.groupon.com/deals/n-eneb-bus...s-degree-1
Currently, $249 for MBA & Masters: https://www.groupon.com/deals/n-eneb-usa...l-degree-1

[Whitepines]

I have just recently finished my master in Business Intelligence and Big Data. 
I would not recommend it for people who want to know technical issues. No software is explained at all.
The school has a background on MBAs and strategy, not IT.
But if you want to know the basics, it's ok.
I did my Master in 11 days (one day for each subject: read the pdf, do the test, write a paper about a case)
By the way, the english course is bullshit.

If you want to get a 97% discount of the course, use this code in this site


EMBAJADOR3317
https://eneb.es/embajador-eneb/ 

Roughly how many pages were your papers? Some people are saying their papers were 45 pages, which made me hesitant to take the course, but if it isn't necessary to write a 45 page capstone for every class, I'd take it just for the added knowledge.

[Thorne]

I have just recently finished my master in Business Intelligence and Big Data. 
I would not recommend it for people who want to know technical issues. No software is explained at all.
The school has a background on MBAs and strategy, not IT.
But if you want to know the basics, it's ok.
I did my Master in 11 days (one day for each subject: read the pdf, do the test, write a paper about a case)
By the way, the english course is bullshit.

If you want to get a 97% discount of the course, use this code in this site


EMBAJADOR3317
https://eneb.es/embajador-eneb/ 

Roughly how many pages were your papers? Some people are saying their papers were 45 pages, which made me hesitant to take the course, but if it isn't necessary to write a 45 page capstone for every class, I'd take it just for the added knowledge.

Personally, I wrote between 18 and 25 pages per class

[eLearner]

@Whitepines

The limit set by the program is 18 pages, but some students go beyond that. Some WAY beyond.

[bjcheung77]

Roughly how many pages were your papers? Some people are saying their papers were 45 pages, which made me hesitant to take the course, but if it isn't necessary to write a 45 page capstone for every class, I'd take it just for the added knowledge.

My shortest was 14 pages as I had a brain fart and wasn't too interested in that subject.  Otherwise mine ranged from 18-22... I think you've been on the other sister board, there was someone who did about 40-45 pages on each one as they're really into writing.  I would too, but, I wasn't at all feeling the need for writing to explain things better.  Sometimes I like it short and sweet... such as being blunt and concise.  Further to that, don't think of finishing a course in 1 day, I highly recommend taking the time like I did to learn the material more, it took me about 7 months or a tad more to finish all 3 of mine...

[Whitepines]

Roughly how many pages were your papers? Some people are saying their papers were 45 pages, which made me hesitant to take the course, but if it isn't necessary to write a 45 page capstone for every class, I'd take it just for the added knowledge.

My shortest was 14 pages as I had a brain fart and wasn't too interested in that subject.  Otherwise mine ranged from 18-22... I think you've been on the other sister board, there was someone who did about 40-45 pages on each one as they're really into writing.  I would too, but, I wasn't at all feeling the need for writing to explain things better.  Sometimes I like it short and sweet... such as being blunt and concise.  Further to that, don't think of finishing a course in 1 day, I highly recommend taking the time like I did to learn the material more, it took me about 7 months or a tad more to finish all 3 of mine...

That sounds much more reasonable for the papers. I'd definitely be taking longer than a day to finish a course. I can't even do a Sophia course in a day - I think I'm on my 4th day with microeconomics. I never took the business math/econ/stat classes in high school or during my undergrad years and am taking them all on Sophia to fill the knowledge gap.

[TheAlternativeBachelor]

Any recent evaluations either being from ECE or WES?

You wanna volunteer? Who wants to volunteer? (I would, but then, I have no need for this evaluation), this what I am proposing...
See this thread: post #4 specifically: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...r-to-Big-3

Unfortunately, I have not finished off either credential just right yet. 

[ReyMysterioso]

All of mine were 9-13 pages. Just downloaded the instruction sheets and used it as a template and made sure I filled in all the areas with some relevant material and turned it back in. Got a perfect grade on all of them. Basically, you can approach it the same way as some people approach WGU. Write to the template. Don't write anything that's not in the template unless you're a glutton for long-winded business documents and just WANT to turn in 45-page papers. Minimum effort gets a good grade here. Don't waste effort if you don't want to.
I can just about guarantee no grader wants to read a 45-page document. For that matter, nobody in the real business world (except maybe compliance and lawyers) will bother reading them either. Business briefs are boring. Less is more.