ENEB Master Thread

[SteveFoerster]

That settles the debate for me. There's no way that you could get a degree equivalency from AICE. Basically, you can only try to get some transfer credits from one of their member evaluators. I would be very surpised if NACES members (WES in particular) had a more generous approach than AICE.

That's a useful data point. I'm not sure that it settles the matter, though, since historically different evaluators have come up with very different reports for the same transcript. 

On the one hand, if someone's goals specifically depend on earning a degree that will be evaluated as a U.S. Master's, this might give them pause. On the other hand, others may find it encouraging that most of their members positively evaluate programs like this for credit, since it confirms the academic legitimacy of the programs in general, which may be all that a lot of people need.