ENEB Master Thread

[eLearner]

"Accredited", what do you mean by that? Because it comes from a University? This could be basically the same as doing an unaccredited MBA here, and you won't be able to use those credits in the USA. Personally I feel it's more in line with this post here -> https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?thr...ost-535167

No, it's literally accredited because Isabel is accredited by ANECA and Isabel is the one issuing the degrees. ANECA is an officially recognized accreditor in Spain.

As for ENEB, "accreditation" isn't the same in most other countries as it is in the United States, so in many places the term "accreditation" is used to refer to a school that itself is unrecognized (ENEB) but has a teaching partnership with a recognized school (Isabel). This is a common arrangement in other places outside the United States.

As for transfer credits, it's not a definite to expect in every instance to be able to make a direct transfer of a foreign degree to a domestic school without a credential evaluation, so that's not unique to this situation.