ENEB Master Thread

[cacoleman1983]

Good info in the last post & quote.

I haven't done any hiring in a while, but depending on the employer, there can be flexibility with evaluation companies. Sometimes just letting them know you have an eval in-hand that you've already paid for is enough to encourage them to accept it even if it's from a service other than their go-to. There are so many evaluation services that this has to be happening more than we realize for all of them to survive for as long as they have.

What I find really interesting about ENEB and the debates that have went on about it is that if we were to use this degree here in the USA the way it is intended to be used in Spain with the limits they impose with it there due to its propio status,  we would not need a foreign credential evaluation here and if we did we could choose any of them that are considered legitimate besides the WES and other NACES companies as far as employment goes.

The ambiguous results for academic purposes we have received from different evaluators is actually a good thing because by it not being equivalent to a Masters degree by every evaluator,  it could be potentially used for Bachelors, Masters, and possibly doctorate level coursework.    Interestingly enough, the ENEB degree has been proven to be more flexible than a regular Masters degree.