03-21-2024, 06:05 AM
(03-21-2024, 05:09 AM)eLearner Wrote:(03-20-2024, 11:29 PM)lincolnlawyer Wrote: We might be jumping the gun here to say the partnership will give the favorable evaluation of a master’s degree. For all we know IEE has recognized the degrees from ENEB/Isabel I as accredited credits in various forms.
This could just be ENEB formalizing the results that we already know with IEE.
I forgot about the known results from IEE. That all aligns with a point I was making about this being somewhat of a joke. A graduate diploma/certificate result has value, particularly for those who know how to make it work for them, but this isn't something the average person would know and that's where the result will come as a letdown for them. Formalizing it may backfire on ENEB as people may feel they were misled by them into an evaluation that doesn't match with the degree they have in their hands.
ENEB is definitely catering towards those who intend to use their diploma wisely. I can see how the partnership with IEE will provide more consistency in its evaluations, which is an attractive point for those using the degree for immigration/entry to doctoral programs.
As for those who enrolled in the program thinking it’s an academic degree rather than a professional/vocational degree, I’d say they didn’t do enough research about titulo propios in general…
It’s a great degree if you have a purpose for it, but you obviously shouldn’t expect it to do for you what a $10,000+ degree would…


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