ENEB Master Thread

[Thorne]

Overall for the price, ENEB is still a reputable institution of higher education just to get any evaluation at all instead of "no recognition" which is what WES could have done but an ENEB Masters degree alone was evaluated by them as a non-accredited Masters degree from the US. On their own merit, they are equivalent to a state-approved US Masters degree so it is OK to put these as Masters degrees on a resume or CV.   When ECE evaluated it,  they likely saw it as a part of Universidad Isabel I and gave the evaluation of a Bachelors because the person did not send in a transcript but was evaluated based on the Masters Proprio diploma alone which is unofficial.   I'm thinking that if ECE evaluated it on a course by course basis, it would have been evaluated as no degree (possibly university diploma) with 30 graduate level US credits.

That's what people are, unfortunately, missing here. WES is not exactly the most friendly evaluation company for foreign degrees (as evidenced by the snafu where a Heriot-Watt MBA got evaluated as an Associate's program a decade ago) and even they recognize the degree as being legitimate, if not "regionally accredited equivalence"

Also, this evaluation could suggest that maybe the program is more similar to NA than State-Approved, since WES doesn't do NA evaluations - period - and bases ALL evaluations on regional accrediting practices that have an equivalent course of study in the USA.