ENEB Master Thread

[Dee12]

I just received the ECE evaluation of my Master in Project Management from Universidad Isabel I. It was recognized as "Bachelor degree, major area of study: Project Management". I chose the validation for employment service ($85) so I didn't have to send a transcript or any original, ECE used the "Código Seguro de Verificación (CSV)" in my UI1 diploma to validate it.

Now, I was hoping to list this degree as a master in my resume, but it was validated as a bachelor's degree. How would you list it?

Which service did you use to send them your papers? They gave me the list of companies Electronic Transcript Exchange (ETX), Digitary, or my eQuals. Not sure which is better

No service used, the ECE document requirements state that:

"If your institution issues electronic documents that include a Código Seguro de Verificación (CSV), then you may submit photocopies or scans"

I sent the same pdf file I received from Isabel, which contains the CSV in the document. I just gave them the ID number I used to register with ENEB to complete the validation.

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I just received the ECE evaluation of my Master in Project Management from Universidad Isabel I. It was recognized as "Bachelor degree, major area of study: Project Management". I chose the validation for employment service ($85) so I didn't have to send a transcript or any original, ECE used the "Código Seguro de Verificación (CSV)" in my UI1 diploma to validate it.

Now, I was hoping to list this degree as a master in my resume, but it was validated as a bachelor's degree. How would you list it?

Honestly, I'd still list it as a Master's degree because 
1) That is how the school issued it
2) That is what it is considered in its home country (even if it's better translated as a "Master's Certificate" it still includes "Master's" in the title)
3) There is no way to list a Master's as a Bachelor's degree without causing confusion when you send transcripts.

I'm probably going to jump on this soon, this is an awesome deal! At the end of the day, I'll list it as it was awarded to me and talk my way through the rest. I don't want to defraud anyone, but I also won't shortchange myself of a Master's degree worth of work.

Thanks, I too think it makes more sense to list it like a Master because it would match the title. If a future employer wants to validate the degree, I will then present the ECE assessment and they can choose to take it at face value or to pursue a new assessment. 

Either way, I am happy that this ENEB bet turned into a validated degree, even tho is the "wrong" degree.