ENEB Master Thread

[artem]

Has anyone had an ENEB degree evaluated by a NACES member get accepted into another school as a Bachelor's in Accounting (not general Business)?

How are people getting the information needed for the ECE evaluations? I know the last I read, ECE is only accepting the Isabel documents. Just looking to get these sent off to be evaluated before I forget about them LOL.

I ordered an evaluation from ECE. I asked ENEB to send my transcripts to ECE.
Currently, I am waiting for results.
I will write here.

[eurocasual]

Speaking of that - does Isabel also send documents to evaluation agencies on request?

[artem]

Speaking of that - does Isabel also send documents to evaluation agencies on request?

Transcripts are issued by ENEB.
What kind of documents do you need from Isabel?

[nykorn]

Finally I found a really, really valid reason to NOT do the exam or final project methodology.

I completed 3 degrees at ENEB via the exam, and signed up for 3 new degrees afterwards. ENEB just told me that old class credit doesn't transfer to a new degree if you completed the old degree via exam or via 1 single final homework assignment. For it to transfer you have to complete the old degree via the classic methodology. If my courses had been completed via exam had transferred, I would have had very few modules left to do for these 3 new degrees.

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Speaking of that - does Isabel also send documents to evaluation agencies on request?

No. Only ENEB does.

[NotJoeBiden]

Finally I found a really, really valid reason to NOT do the exam or final project methodology.

I completed 3 degrees at ENEB via the exam, and signed up for 3 new degrees afterwards. ENEB just told me that old class credit doesn't transfer to a new degree if you completed the old degree via exam or via 1 single final homework assignment. For it to transfer you have to complete the old degree via the classic methodology. If my courses had been completed via exam had transferred, I would have had very few modules left to do for these 3 new degrees.

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Speaking of that - does Isabel also send documents to evaluation agencies on request?

No. Only ENEB does.

Best reason yet

[artem]

After receiving evaluation results, I can confirm that ECE recognizes the ENEB degree as a US regionally accredited bachelor's degree.
Also, I suggest You pay attention and check your diplomas and transcripts. I found mistakes in one of mine which led to losing credits. ENEB wrong indicated the number of duplicated courses and ECE counted fewer credits for me.

[bjcheung77]

Hmm, seems like more and more people are going for ECE and getting the Bachelors equivalent evaluation instead of the IEE, which should get you graduate credit instead. Basically... It really depends on the persons situation and which program they're wanting to get into... If you have a Bachelors already, I would do the IEE to get the graduate credit to see if it's transferable, if you don't have a degree yet at the undergraduate level, then the ECE would be a better option for entry to a Masters program.

[nykorn]

As a follow-up to something I posted in here recently, today my employer - who hired me in part because I had ENEB on my resume - offered me a substantial hourly raise and more hours per week if I complete the Surgent Chartered Tax Professional Program (currently around $1,045 USD with a coupon) before March 2025. Link is here: https://www.theincometaxschool.com/begin...beginners/

During or after that they want me to pass the Enrolled Agent (EA) exam, which costs $777. Note that my employer is not reimbursing me for these, or at least if they will they haven't said so.

They have had issues with people who were unable to complete self-paced online education in the past, and with ENEB I proved I can do it so they're very excited about me. They don't care about accreditation as their field is tax and most tax & business schools aren't "accredited" in the way colleges are.

After the EA exam I would then aim to take the CPA exam in 2026 or 2027. ENEB will be used as the college credit qualification required to take the CPA exam, and it has been confirmed in another thread that this is possible. That will come with another pay raise.

Considering how good my current job is compared to my old one (in wages, work environment and the potential to get promoted), ENEB has already paid for itself many times over. And I got this job just a few months after getting the ENEB degrees in hand.

[nykorn]

Update: My employer clarified that I only have to finish the 16 chapters of Course 1 at Surgent to get the pay raise and bonus. I finished chapter 1 today and estimate to finish all 16 within 1.5 months. Everything about how this course is taught, how you're tested and how you're given Continuing Education credits is VERY similar how ENEB currently does things.

After I finish all 5 courses with Surgent I'm going to do my remaining 3 ENEB degrees, one of which is a Finance one, and see what if anything is new information at ENEB (Surgent is focused on American style taxes). I wonder if ENEB would accept a Surgent certificate for a waiver of some of its modules?

[lincolnlawyer]

ENEB’s End of the Year promotion email states there is a 2-installment payment option - does anyone know where that is?

I don’t see it on the hotmart payment page.