ENEB Master Thread

[carrythenothing]

I get needing 2 Master's degrees if a candidate wants to skip the Externship, but I don't get why 1 Master's (normally under 40 credits) wouldn't be enough for admission?

I wonder because that might be the toughest admission standard on earth. Most people (almost all) won't have 60+ graduate credits. Most Master's degrees in the United States are under 40 credits, so you'd need a Master's and a bunch of loose grad credits somehow, which of course isn't something that happens normally unless a person dropped out of a bunch of different Master's programs. 

I must be just missing something.

I think 90 credits is a graduation requirement, not an admissions requirement: 90 - 36 (DHA) - 24 (externship) = 30

The admissions requirement is "A master's or doctoral degree in a related discipline awarded by an institution accredited by an agency recognized by US Department of Education."