(08-07-2025, 03:04 PM)Dlo79 Wrote:

(08-01-2025, 10:15 PM)eLearner Wrote:

(07-31-2025, 02:40 PM)Dlo79 Wrote: I'll gladly link what I get once completed.  I have sent in to both ECE and IEE (MBA+Team Mgmt and a Master in Coaching - a riff on the HR/Exec Ldrshp route).  I uploaded the docs to ECE myself but also later asked that ENEB sends them in as well since all the ECE stuff I found said that the records must come from the institution.  At this point it still says docs pending (I purchased the eval on Monday), though Academy@ENEB said they sent the docs as well yesterday.  No rush on my side though.  For IEE, I purchased the eval yesterday, uploaded the docs, and in addition paid the $48 or whatever it was to have ENEB send the docs from their end as well (NOTE* I haven't paid to send to ECE and ENEB never said I needed to, which I though was kinda odd?), and ENEB confirmed they sent the docs to IEE early this morning.  I'm hoping to hear from them (ECE & IEE) one way or another by end of next week.

That would be very helpful. I take it that your Isabel diploma is from this year (2025). Does the diploma happen to have grades on it?

So I finally got both evals back eLearner.  I did a course by course eval for both ECE and IEE.  ECE lists the courses and total credits as one unit (for lack of a better term), and the grade is an "S" for the entire block, which as I understand is generally viewed as a 3.0.  IEE listed the courses individually AND did the conversion to the 4.0 scale for an actual GPA.  Interesting note with IEE - I did the MBA+Team Management Masters, and the Coaching and Mindfulness Master.  With that some courses were duplicates, such as Occupational Welfare.  IEE gave me 3.5 credits for that specific course on my Coaching Master, but only 2.0 credits on the MBA+ Master (grade was the same, only credits differ).  Something to consider if that matters to you.  ECE evaluated as an RA Bachelors for both and IEE evaluated as an RA Grad Cert for both as expected, in line with what others have gotten previously.  Also interesting if you're a detail nerd like me, IEE specifically calls out ENEB in the evals as both the teaching institution and when the records came from (though they do list UI1 as the issuing institution) whereas ECE has zero mention of ENEB and only lists UI1.  Final point of comparison - ECE gave 36 credits for MBA+, IEE gave 34.  ECE gave 30 credits for Coaching, IEE gave 31.5 for those interested.  No grades on UI1 docs, only on ENEB docs.  Also, the other specializations we get/I got as a part of the deal (AI in business and Prj Mgmt) delayed the process at both ECE and IEE.  I never submitted them for eval in my orders, but ENEB sent them (which isn't a bad thing).  That prompted both IEE and ECE to contact me a few times for more details, specifically they wanted the UI1 docs supporting those ENEB specializations.  I told them I know that they aren't from UI1, and that they can disregard including them in the evals, and it went swimmingly after that.

(08-07-2025, 05:09 PM)eLearner Wrote:

(08-07-2025, 03:04 PM)Dlo79 Wrote: So I finally got both evals back eLearner.  I did a course by course eval ... blah blah blah

Thank you very much!

If your Isabel diploma is from 2025 and you could (block out your name) and post it, that would be great, no pressure though.

(08-08-2025, 01:05 PM)Dlo79 Wrote: Here's a copy of the UI1 diploma (it's 2 pgs).  I only pasted the MBA+ one, the coaching masters looks the same.

(08-08-2025, 03:11 PM)eLearner Wrote: You really came through. Thank you for that! This should help my friend out.

There are so many offerings out there, I admit that I have been tempted to get back into the degree game, but if I did it would have to be an international program. The American system is just way too expensive for what it delivers.

(08-10-2025, 05:57 AM)Maltus Wrote: What usually bothers me a bit is, that UI1 doesn't "grant" or "confers" a degree to you. They always say "certificate" which can mean anything. So is this stuff a "real degree" (maybe titulo propio) or do you just get a "certificate" of your education and this education is certified by UI1.
If you stick strictly to the letter of the certificate it might be illegal to use the "title" of Master or MBA in most EU-States.

The ENEB Homepage talks about "degrees", but can, as I understand, not issue degrees by itself.

(08-10-2025, 07:28 AM)huiwh1998 Wrote:

(08-10-2025, 05:57 AM)Maltus Wrote: What usually bothers me a bit is, that UI1 doesn't "grant" or "confers" a degree to you. They always say "certificate" which can mean anything. So is this stuff a "real degree" (maybe titulo propio) or do you just get a "certificate" of your education and this education is certified by UI1.
If you stick strictly to the letter of the certificate it might be illegal to use the "title" of Master or MBA in most EU-States.

The ENEB Homepage talks about "degrees", but can, as I understand, not issue degrees by itself.

I don't think the wording means anything. In the UK, they don't use the word "diploma"; they use the word "degree certificate". It is just a word of choice. As long as it can be evaluated with NACES/AICE members, it's fine to me.

(08-11-2025, 04:48 AM)JC39 Wrote: Does anyone know if completing an ENEB Master’s Degree or MBA, then having it evaluated through ECE for an RA-equivalent degree, is a good path toward an MAOL or MBS at UMPI? Or would it be better to earn both degrees directly from UMPI by doing the Sophia.org courses for 90 credits, completing the 30-credit residency, getting a BA, and then moving straight into a Master’s program? Which option is more highly respected? Will ENEB appear like a diploma mill, or will the final Master’s degree be what really counts? Also, does anyone know if UMPI’s YourPace program might eventually offer a Legal Studies degree or anything law related?