09-19-2025, 07:33 AM
On the topic of transferable credits, I made more out of the theoretical potential of that 3 years ago than there ended up being. AFAIK we haven't found any universities that look at ENEB's transcript, see you have accounting on it and accept that as credit for an undergrad or graduate accounting class. If that is not accurate I'd love to know which schools accepted which classes for transfer credit. One degree as a whole, typically with an evaluation, can be used to get into a handful graduate programs, but the result of getting into the program would be the same if you had every degree ENEB ever offered or just the MBA.
The closest thing to typical transfer credit I've seen is that someone on the ENEB forum claimed to have gotten The Open University (the very expensive UK school) to take ENEB credits by tricking some braindead moron that the UI1 validation was a real transcript from UI1. No details were given on which classes were accepted and which classes they replaced. Lack of details and questionable repeatability at least puts an asterisk on that one. Even if they will accept ENEB credits after realizing what they are it would still be much cheaper to do any other degree hack. Any US-based degree hack is going to be cheaper. It's not like The Open University is prestigious enough to warrant putting an extra 5 figures into an undergrad degree there vs. SNHU, UMPI, etc.
Then there's the hack of taking degrees with ECE validation to Frederick Community College to qualify for the CPA exam somehow. I'm not really clear on the details (I thought a BA in accounting was a legal requirement to sit for the CPA exam?) and never looked into it because I hate double bookkeeping. I can't imagine any courses not in the MBA counting toward a qualification to sit for the CPA exam though. Again, correct me if I'm wrong on that.
The closest thing to typical transfer credit I've seen is that someone on the ENEB forum claimed to have gotten The Open University (the very expensive UK school) to take ENEB credits by tricking some braindead moron that the UI1 validation was a real transcript from UI1. No details were given on which classes were accepted and which classes they replaced. Lack of details and questionable repeatability at least puts an asterisk on that one. Even if they will accept ENEB credits after realizing what they are it would still be much cheaper to do any other degree hack. Any US-based degree hack is going to be cheaper. It's not like The Open University is prestigious enough to warrant putting an extra 5 figures into an undergrad degree there vs. SNHU, UMPI, etc.
Then there's the hack of taking degrees with ECE validation to Frederick Community College to qualify for the CPA exam somehow. I'm not really clear on the details (I thought a BA in accounting was a legal requirement to sit for the CPA exam?) and never looked into it because I hate double bookkeeping. I can't imagine any courses not in the MBA counting toward a qualification to sit for the CPA exam though. Again, correct me if I'm wrong on that.


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