ENEB New Master Thread

[chopliver2]

I just got an IEE FCE for my ENEB masters, it is still assessed as RA Grad Certificate,  there was a comment saying this:

“This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly
regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US”.

Did you see this comment before on IEE assessments? I felt it was a positive addition to mention that “titulo propio” is highly regarded by employers.

My intention was to apply for credit transfer at another graduate program (potentially one that accepts high transfer credits).

I already uploaded an assessment one month ago on page 27 of the thread. 

This credential is awarded upon completion of a "título propio" program in Spain. These programs exist outside the formal academic degree structure as they follow curriculum designed and approved by individual universities rather than the "título oficial" curriculum managed and approved by the Ministry of Education. Additionally, they typically do not provide access to doctoral-level studies. For these reasons, IEE is unable to indicate that they are equivalent to US master's degrees, despite the complexity of the coursework. Instead, given that the programs require completion of undergraduate studies for admission, and that the credentials are highly regarded by employers and often used for professional advancement, IEE considers them to be equivalent to graduate certificates offered by university extension or continuing education divisions in the US.