ENEB Master Thread

[allvia]

I was going to make a joke asking how you managed to distill the back and forth arguing into a single wiki page, but I couldn't come up with the right premise.

I actually did try to fairly portray the back-and-forth as much as I could! There have been some legitimate concerns raised about why ENEB is possibly a poor choice and I included those concerns so that people would be able to decide for themselves whether or not it's worth the time/money to invest in ENEB or if they'd be better off going elsewhere.

I doubt Amberton would accept these credits for any of their degrees, including the MA Professional Development.  They are generous with the 12 graduate credits, but they are very particular about them meeting their criteria for acceptance.  Amberton will only accept 3 credit courses (4 courses x 3 graduate credits = 12). If you have any 4 credit graduate courses (such as a science w/lab) you'd be out of luck.  I also believe they only expect RA credits for transfer.