ENEB Master Thread

[michaeladsmith2]

If you can keep me posted on your WES & IEE process. I hear from a good source that ECE validates ENEB as a Bachelors level courses. I'm doing ECE in Nov/Dec 2022 once I finish all 5 Masters. I'm trying to get 32 Modules from ENEB (hopefully 96 semester Credits).

How many modules does ENEB offer in total? Can you use all of those 96 semester credits at Excelsior University?

Let me address your 1st question. ENEB offers A LOT of modules. I don't know the total number, but starting with the MBA (13 Modules), you would add all the modules of each Master's. For example, I did the MBA+Master's in Business & Corporate Communications for a total of 19 Modules. 

If I added the MPM, MHRM, and Masters in Big Data, I would have 32 Modules (5 Master's from ENEB). And certainly, you can do as many more as you like. ENEB has a list of other Masters with additional Modules not covered in these 5 examples. 

Now to your question on Excelsior. First, Excelsior has already confirmed with me that as long as you submit an ECE Subject Analysis Report to them, they will accept credits from ENEB at the undergraduate level. They also confirmed that while ECE may shave ENEB credits to 2.5, Excelsior will accept the courses as a full 3.0 credit course. 

I cannot speak to the "96 credits"  as of yet; I am still in the process of 1. completing all the ENEB Masters Modules and 2. will pay for the ECE Subject Analysis Report sometime in 2023 or 2024 after I complete this Doctoral Program. The BA at Excelsior or TESU is not a priority right now, and I have until Fall 2025 to complete my other Masters with ENEB.

I'm still deciding whether to complete my BA with Excelsior or TESU. TESU has the lion's share of my credits from everywhere, including my current 2 ENEB Masters (90 Credits), while Excelsior has about 60 credits (without ENEB). I like Excelsior's policy better, as I suspect they will accept a greater amount of credits once I send them all my ENEB Modules. I may end up having 113 credits with Excelsior and only have to complete their 2 Degree Completion Courses (Info Lit and Capstone). 


TESU, on the other hand, still has many courses missing (that they will force me to take) while still charging a non-Residency fee ($3,700). It may cost me more to finish courses and pay that fee at TESU than just sticking with Excelsior's generous transfer and FCE policy.

Even with my current ENEB transfer with TESUS, they've already placed several classes in the UNUSED column, indicating that even if I transfer more ENEB Modules, I still won't meet their degree completion criteria to graduate. TESU has a habit of advertising one thing in their Adult Degree Completion Program with "generous credit acceptance," but doing something totally different when you transfer those credits and do a Degree Audit.