ENEB Master Thread

[nykorn]

Is it still possible to sign up for the spanish program and then switch to english?

They told me the Spanish and English sections are considered as entirely different schools on the legal / administrative side of things and what is valid or true for the Spanish section isn't necessarily the same for the English section, so that sounds like you can't switch. But I didn't directly ask about switching.

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What process did you follow to get the Global MBA? I emailed ENEB with the question and their response was unexpected.

1. What is the process for registering for and earning the UI1 Global MBA degree? My understanding is that I would need to complete 3 Masters Degrees.

Kindly note that the University of Isabel does not grant Global MBA's degrees.

I completed 3 Master's degrees at once at ENEB and they did not give me a Global diploma, they gave me 3 separate Master's diplomas. I didn't ask them to give me a global one either though.

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Theses degrees have limitations (cannot be used to qualify for most of U.S. government or academic teaching jobs), and prospective students should understand those limitations to avoid regret and/or disappointment.

In the US people assume that you are a better teacher if you have a teaching degree, or a better businessman if you have a business degree, when it is often not the case, as the degrees really just try to brainwash you out of following common sense and what actually works into following trends and using jargon that are based off pseudopsychology from the 70's and whatnot (I say as a teacher getting their teaching Master's which is full of this junk - which they apparently often stole from Business Education).

As my trade school for Bartending & Tourism is not intended to be used in a separate field like Engineering, so is an ENEB MBA is not intended to be used in a separate field like teaching. In the field of business in most countries there are very few, if any, positions that require a state or national license which can only be obtained if you have a business-related degree, and I couldn't find any licenses in the US that specifically require an MBA on a quick search (I myself got a business license here without any proof of education or income). But it means that even a real brick and mortar regionally accredited MBA is still, in the eyes of the US gov in terms of state licensing, just any old worthless piece of paper.

If the ENEB degree could get someone one of the following things, which could not be gotten without it:
1) drastic increase in customers / sales
2) promotion or switch into desired position at work
3) switch into desired (typically famous) company
4) special permission to start a specific sort of company or to engage in a specific type of work activity
5) loan
6) Visa to move abroad
7) acceptance into subsequent educational program which grants any of the above separately

Then I would say ENEB has definitely been worth the price for that person. And we have seen several of these things attained by members here. And not all of these things can even be obtained with a normal regionally accredited degree - my BA in Japanese has only gotten #6 and #7. Later I might update the Wiki to include some testimonies from this forum on these points.