ENEB Master Thread

[LegalEagle]

Where I live now it is recognized as a full Master's Degree without a foreign evaluation (unless I've misunderstood something), and if I head back to Japan I won't need it for immigration but it will be recognized as a masters for job applications. I may eventually go back and finish the last couple classes at TESU later but it won't help me get a job and it'll just cost a lot. At the moment it's not a priority. If I do it later it will just be for my own personal fulfillment. 

Now you've got me worried lol. Does the test method evaluate differently than the traditional route? Maybe I missed something...

Cool & interesting at the same time... Where are you now? In regards to the agile test option, the evaluation should be the same, I don't recall any changes, there was a post earlier mentioning Validential evaluations may not be as favorable for some states education departments (for teaching purposes), other than that, the recommended NACES options on the WIKI should still be valid.

I'm in Denmark now, looking to either go to Germany or back to Japan so I think I'll be okay. Looks like Germany is more favorable to Isabel than to TESU according to the anabin database lol. I don't see myself going to North America any time soon, but if I did I'd probably try Quebec and go for another passport.

How do you consider what is written in Anabin on the Propio diploma's as more favourable? It specifically states that a Proprio degree does not confer any specific academic or professional qualifications. This means that it does not open up access to a doctorate or to regulated professions. University-specific degrees are not covered by the German-Spanish equivalence agreement (German-Spanish agreement on the recognition of equivalences in the higher education sector) of November 14, 1994 as well as that since it is only a professional further education diploma, the propio Master's degree cannot be credited towards study programs that lead to state degrees. The same applies to crediting in Germany.