@RayCathode LOL!
Well, it looks like there is another issue. According to ENEB, this MCA diploma does not carry it's own transcript. There is no way another school will ever accept that, so I can only assume that ENEB is doing this deal while not being fully aware of how the American education system works. American schools will want to see transcripts. You can't just show up to a school with a diploma and get accepted. Some other countries may allow that, but not in the United States, at least not under normal circumstances.
This would've been a good idea if an MCA transcript was included with it, without it it's just a trophy that you won't be able to do anything with. It's harmless, but it's also practically worthless. They say the promotion is ending on March 31st. They need to cut that today instead of waiting until the 31st, but after that they need to not do that again and work on learning a little more about how the American system operates. I understand they will make some mistakes because they are not from here and don't understand it all, but being in the American market they could wind up making some mistakes that could cause them to get blacklisted by evaluators. They have to tread lightly.
Well, it looks like there is another issue. According to ENEB, this MCA diploma does not carry it's own transcript. There is no way another school will ever accept that, so I can only assume that ENEB is doing this deal while not being fully aware of how the American education system works. American schools will want to see transcripts. You can't just show up to a school with a diploma and get accepted. Some other countries may allow that, but not in the United States, at least not under normal circumstances.
This would've been a good idea if an MCA transcript was included with it, without it it's just a trophy that you won't be able to do anything with. It's harmless, but it's also practically worthless. They say the promotion is ending on March 31st. They need to cut that today instead of waiting until the 31st, but after that they need to not do that again and work on learning a little more about how the American system operates. I understand they will make some mistakes because they are not from here and don't understand it all, but being in the American market they could wind up making some mistakes that could cause them to get blacklisted by evaluators. They have to tread lightly.
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