Texas Law on Using Substandard Degrees

[sanantone]

Xenophobia?  I suspect Oxford and Cambridge are not accredited.  I know the 30 - 40,000 student university I attended was not accredited.  It was a state university outside the US.  Most countries would not understand why accreditation would be needed when the state itself runs a school.

I'm sure that Oxford and Cambridge master's degrees would be evaluated as being the equivalent of an accredited master's degree from the U.S. since Oxford and Cambridge are authorized by their governments to issue degrees. 

With a school like ENEB, there might be an issue since they are not authorized to award degrees, and Isabel I won't issue transcripts. You can try all the credential evaluation services to see which one will evaluate the degree as an accredited master's degree.

Sanantone I get lost with you logic. Please help me out.

Which part of the Spanish law, under which they operate, does not permit them to award "titulos propios" or associate with a University to recognize the content. I'm lost.

If they were authorized to award degrees, they wouldn't have to issue them through Isabel I.

Spain's higher education system is different than the United States. There are no titulo propio degrees in the United States. Those degrees exist in Spain for people who only care to work in the private sector. Many graduates of such degrees understand that they can't use that degree to get a job in government or academia.

I lived in Spain and knew people who were successful with only a titulo propio degree. Some foreigners also obtain such degrees because it's more affordable. In the United States, many employers in the private sectors (excluding the Fortune 500 companies) won't care if you got a titulo propio degree. They care more about what you have studied and what you can do at work.  

Can you name a Texas case, where someone got fined and/or imprisoned for using a titulo propio degree?

There are schools with degree-granting authority awarding titulo propio degrees, including private schools like Isabel I and public schools. That is not the issue. The issue is that ENEB does not have degree-granting authority, and Isabel I will not issue transcripts for their students.