Why does DegreeForum like ENEB

[eLearner]

ENEB isn't a university, and I'm not sure the Spanish system prevents this or cares to. I've found other sites granting access to a Propio degree in some topic or another from a recognized University where you need to do 1-3 tests for the whole thing.

The big difference is that ENEB's exams run $600 (?) total while the other places I've found charge $3,000+

Edit: If we want to make headway, probably best to contact Isabel itself and see what they do about it. I haven't found any other programs paired with UI which offer an exam option and it is rare at least (even though it really should not happen at all). If the Ministry of Universities is interested, that would be great, I'm just not super hopeful about it

I know ENEB is not a University. Isabel is, and Isabel is putting their stamp on it. I'm pretty confident they know by now, and if they don't that would mean they have poor oversight of the schools they certify which is another good reason to contact the Ministry of Universities.

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Why would you even bother? They are propios to begin with so they already aren't recognized for academia in Spain. ENEB is a business school and they've already stated they developed the new methodology in cooperation with Isabel I. Though I can't find the link to where I read that right now.

I'm not sure what the academia point has to do with the issue. Most people aren't interested in teaching at a college or university. Besides that, propio credits are transferred within Spain's system to other propio programs, and in the United States those credits are transferred into U.S. schools after successful foreign credential evaluations. 

But, the issue here is that a fraud is being pushed. That's plenty of reason to bother.

"they've already stated they developed the new methodology in cooperation with Isabel I"

All the more reason to contact the Ministry to discuss this baloney "methodology". "Methodology", smh. It's a 50 question test, and one guy here reported getting 3 degrees from one 46 question test. Clearly, their "methodology" is a complete sham.