ENEB Master Thread

[Stanislav]

In order to be admitted to a Master's programme at ENEB, you need to have a Bachelor's degree, it's literally written in the evaluation report. So we're talking about second Bachelor's degree, not the first one. It's a normal practice to transfer 90 credits and complete the next 30 at university in case of a second undergraduate degree. I guess that's the logic behind this decision from ECE.

I think you are right. At least that is what would make the most sense.

Corollary: this means, potentially, that ECE (the company Excelsior College relies on, BTW) would assess this as 30 semester credits, many or most upper-level. One degree costs $249, plus ECE fee for course-by-course evaluation. This could be a source of inexpensive credits for Big 3.