ENEB Master Thread

[cacoleman1983]

Notice how the representatives of the most strict credential evaluation agencies, those that do not recognize the Spanish titulo propio degree as equivalent to any U.S. or Canadian degree-level credential, speak about it:

The [fill in the blank} school is “a private entity that awards degrees and diplomas which exist outside the official titles sanctioned by the Ministry of Education and Science (MOES) in Spain. Because the School operates outside the purview of the MOES, these degree titles are not officially sanctioned by the government of Spain, and are not officially recognized, though they are valued by private employers…ACEI finally confirmed, after corresponding with the issuing institution, that this is a título propio program, which most evaluators agree are designed for employment purposes, not higher education.” (Source: https://www.scholaro.com/newsletters/The...l-2016.pdf).

I'll add a título propio degree is probably the best for jobs outside of government institutions and Fortune / Forbes / Inc. 500 companies. After removing government and Fortune / Forbes / Inc. 500 employers from the job search, there are still more than 50% of private employers that would recognize a person's título propio degree as a legit education credential.  

If a person doesn't intend to work for a government institution or very big company, a UI1 / ENEB degree is a great value for people who want a very affordable master's degree.

Accreditation is important but doesn't matter much for private industries even here in the USA.   As long as your degree is legitimate and verifiable you have a fighting chance of getting a position as a Master Titulo Propio is practically equivalent to a reputable non-accredited Masters degree.  ENEB degree's price is roughly that of an MOOC with the benefit of being recognized as a degree because you put the work in for it and foreign credential evaluators recognize that regardless of the varying ambiguous results which are all still positive depending on one's goals. I'm still thinking a lot about doing one of their programs.