ENEB Master Thread

[michaeladsmith2]

Have anyone tried evaluation with IEE or ACEI? In the Wiki I see it is confirmed as “U.S. regionally accredited Graduate diploma”. I wonder if it can be used to transfer for some graduate credits or not?

Graduate schools aren't typically as keen to transfer graduate credits under normal circumstances as undergraduate education. Regardless of what evaluation you get, it's very dependent on how the individual school deals with transfer credit, as not all will take them at the graduate level, and even the ones that do tend to be picky about what credits they'll accept. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.

It has been my experience that most graduate schools (both Masters (and even in rare occasions, Doctoral Programs)) are very limited in the number of credits they will accept. Most MBA programs, for example, that have a 36-credit curriculum, will only accept 6 or 9 credits. If you have a 48-60 credit Masters, they may accept 12 - 16 credits, and for the massive 72-96 credit MDiv (Seminary Masters), I've seen them accept between 36 - 45 credits, typically from students who already hold a "lesser" theological degree (MAR, ThM or Masters in Pastoral Ministry, etc.), and want to upgrade to the MDiv.

It just depends on the school and the Graduate program. 

It's the same thing in Counseling and other "upper" credit Masters. One can have a 36-credit MA in Counseling, but want to upgrade to the 60-credit MA in Clinical Psychology or MSW, and the school will accept credits already earned in the same field of study.

One can do a 36-credit MA in Film/Acting/Producing/Directing, etc. But if you want a Master in Fine Arts (MFA), that will be 60-72 credits, depending on the school & program.

Finally, most Doctoral Programs will not let you transfer unless you are All But Dissertation (ABD). That means EVERY aspect of your doctoral work is done except the dissertation.