ENEB New Master Thread

[handlemethis]

Question, because I am so confused by all of the options at ENEB.  So last year sometime I bought into one of their degrees.  I think it was the Asset Management one. I never did anything with it.  Not even sure if I can still even complete it.

Here is my situation:
At my job as a teacher we can get a salary bump if we complete another degree or 30 credits that have to be obtained in specific classes affiliated with my job.  I was wondering should I scrap that one degree above and repurchase one of the dual degrees?  If so, what steps should I take?  Also, I would like to complete this as quick and as easy as possible.  Which options should I pick?  I know there is a testing option, and a module option, etc...  Plus all the verification options.

I just feel a little lost in the process and want to make sure I make the right choices.

Thanks as always all,
Mike

My wife is also a teacher and in the same situation with getting a salary bump based on credits. She completed the double MBA+Master and another Master recently. She paid for the University issued diploma, which is taking a while to get. Our state BOE accepts both NACES and AICE, so we're going to go with IEE to get a graduate certificate evaluation. 

There is another comment on here about someone who got their MBA+Master with an additional Master evaluated by IEE and broke down the credits they received. 

My wife just changed districts and mentioned that she's waiting on the paperwork in order to proceed with evaluation so she won't need to go through board approval for a salary bump (hopefully). Otherwise salary bumps are done once a year before the start of the school year and is on a board approval basis, at least for my state.

Alternatively, UMPI has a SPED graduate certificate for the $2800 if you're willing to spend that much.

[mdel210201]

Question, because I am so confused by all of the options at ENEB.  So last year sometime I bought into one of their degrees.  I think it was the Asset Management one. I never did anything with it.  Not even sure if I can still even complete it.

Here is my situation:
At my job as a teacher we can get a salary bump if we complete another degree or 30 credits that have to be obtained in specific classes affiliated with my job.  I was wondering should I scrap that one degree above and repurchase one of the dual degrees?  If so, what steps should I take?  Also, I would like to complete this as quick and as easy as possible.  Which options should I pick?  I know there is a testing option, and a module option, etc...  Plus all the verification options.

I just feel a little lost in the process and want to make sure I make the right choices.

Thanks as always all,
Mike

My wife is also a teacher and in the same situation with getting a salary bump based on credits. She completed the double MBA+Master and another Master recently. She paid for the University issued diploma, which is taking a while to get. Our state BOE accepts both NACES and AICE, so we're going to go with IEE to get a graduate certificate evaluation. 

There is another comment on here about someone who got their MBA+Master with an additional Master evaluated by IEE and broke down the credits they received. 

My wife just changed districts and mentioned that she's waiting on the paperwork in order to proceed with evaluation so she won't need to go through board approval for a salary bump (hopefully). Otherwise salary bumps are done once a year before the start of the school year and is on a board approval basis, at least for my state.

Alternatively, UMPI has a SPED graduate certificate for the $2800 if you're willing to spend that much.

I am not sure that would work for me being I have a masters in Special Education already.

[PearsonOTHMQualifi7654]

In general people should read the wiki and/or this forum before starting any ENEB program if you are looking to get a degree equivalency. The process is very clear.

While some agencies have changed what credit they give, it is vital to do your homework before bombarding the forum with posts.

While I agree the wiki is not as up to date as the thread is

Sure, but if people were to do their own homework it would clear up 90% of the confusion to allow those with remaining questions to have space to post it here.

Pearson seems upset he didn't get a course by course evaluation and no GPA, however, as far as I'm concerned they stopped providing even the GPA on the course by course evaluations once they started using S for grading.

I think you might be mixing me up with another member. Maybe I posted too much a few weeks ago in an attempt to quiet things down, not the other way around, and all of it got too confusing with so many posts by many members. 

Member JC39 was alarmed about ECE's comments he had initially received, which turned out to be in regard to the ENEB documents and not the Ui1 documents. 
This misunderstanding gave an impression to some that ECE didn't want to evaluate Ui1 any further (this was not the case), and it started off a bit of an active discussion a few weeks ago.

ECE only evaluates the Ui1 Diploma as stated in the ENEB Degree Forum Wiki. In hindsight we can say, that there were a lot of posts, with myself included, which were simply not necessary because:

To NotJoeBiden's point, if we do look at the forum posts and the ENEB Degree Forum wiki page carefully, it could have saved a lot of discomfort for many.  We even had senior members express concerns over a misunderstanding, a false alarm.

However, this is a forum, and not everyone simply reads a Degree Wiki Page and has zero questions and has 100% understanding.  So I think maybe we should pay special attention to the ENEB Degree Forum Wiki Page, and to this thread and the original thread.

[DoctorHAK]

I just got an IEE FCE for my ENEB masters, it is still assessed as RA Grad Certificate, there was a comment saying this:

“This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly
regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US”.

Did you see this comment before on IEE assessments? I felt it was a positive addition to mention that “titulo propio” is highly regarded by employers.

My intention was to apply for credit transfer at another graduate program (potentially one that accepts high transfer credits).

[NotJoeBiden]

I just got an IEE FCE for my ENEB masters, it is still assessed as RA Grad Certificate, there was a comment saying this:

“This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly
regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US”.

Did you see this comment before on IEE assessments? I felt it was a positive addition to mention that “titulo propio” is highly regarded by employers.

My intention was to apply for credit transfer at another graduate program (potentially one that accepts high transfer credits).

Yes

[irvineboy]

I just got an IEE FCE for my ENEB masters, it is still assessed as RA Grad Certificate,  there was a comment saying this:

“This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly
regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US”.

Did you see this comment before on IEE assessments? I felt it was a positive addition to mention that “titulo propio” is highly regarded by employers.

My intention was to apply for credit transfer at another graduate program (potentially one that accepts high transfer credits).

what was your eneb masters in? mba + masters?  how many credits did they award?

[chopliver2]

I just got an IEE FCE for my ENEB masters, it is still assessed as RA Grad Certificate,  there was a comment saying this:

“This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly
regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US”.

Did you see this comment before on IEE assessments? I felt it was a positive addition to mention that “titulo propio” is highly regarded by employers.

My intention was to apply for credit transfer at another graduate program (potentially one that accepts high transfer credits).

I already uploaded an assessment one month ago on page 27 of the thread. 

This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US.

[DoctorHAK]

I just got an IEE FCE for my ENEB masters, it is still assessed as RA Grad Certificate,  there was a comment saying this:

“This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly
regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US”.

Did you see this comment before on IEE assessments? I felt it was a positive addition to mention that “titulo propio” is highly regarded by employers.

My intention was to apply for credit transfer at another graduate program (potentially one that accepts high transfer credits).

what was your eneb masters in? mba + masters?  how many credits did they award?

2 separate masters: Master in Project Management (given 30 credits)and MBA (given 24 credits, as they exclude credits already assessed in the MPM).

Apologies everyone, I might be posting things other members already added in the thread previously. The reason mainly is that I find the search function in the forum a bit clunky and I am not good at using it effectively. 
Really sorry, no intention to spam the thread.

Thanks

[chopliver2]

I just got an IEE FCE for my ENEB masters, it is still assessed as RA Grad Certificate,  there was a comment saying this:

“This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly
regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US”.

Did you see this comment before on IEE assessments? I felt it was a positive addition to mention that “titulo propio” is highly regarded by employers.

My intention was to apply for credit transfer at another graduate program (potentially one that accepts high transfer credits).

what was your eneb masters in? mba + masters?  how many credits did they award?

2 separate masters: Master in Project Management (given 30 credits)and MBA (given 24 credits, as they exclude credits already assessed in the MPM).

Apologies everyone, I might be posting things other members already added in the thread previously. The reason mainly is that I find the search function in the forum a bit clunky and I am not good at using it effectively. 
Really sorry, no intention to spam the thread.

Thanks

Can you please upload a screenshot of the evaluation for reference?

[PearsonOTHMQualifi7654]

Can you please upload a screenshot of the evaluation for reference?

Hi, on page 27 of this thread has the screenshots of the IEE Evaluation. 
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ad?page=27