(09-19-2025, 04:32 PM)JC39 Wrote: This looks promising. I am looking for a doctorate that’s 10k pricing…..
DBA from UpGrad accepts ENEB and costs $12K
DBA from GreatLearning accepts ENEB and costs $12K and even includes an additional PG certificate (from UT!) and a Master's degree
(09-19-2025, 05:29 PM)JC39 Wrote: I’m trying to understand how ECE handles multiple master’s programs when there are overlaps.
Let’s say instead of bundled/dual programs, I had completed 9 separate master’s diplomas. From what I’ve seen, ECE often evaluates each master’s at around 30 U.S. credits, so on paper that could add up to 270 credits.
Here’s my concern:
• When a U.S. school actually tries to use those credits for undergraduate/bachelor purposes, will they look at the transcripts, see all the overlapping courses (for example, Research Methods or Strategy repeated multiple times), and then not count those credits again?
• In other words, do the 270 credits really matter, or would they be reduced down just like my bundled programs, since the overlaps wouldn’t be recognized more than once?
Right now I have 153 credits from ECE, but I know many of those include duplicate/overlapping coursework.
Do overlapping courses across multiple master’s programs still “count” in transfer/credit recognition, or are they only recognized once?
Would love to hear from anyone who has submitted multiple similar master’s to ECE and then tried to transfer or actually use those credits in a U.S. university.
In most cases, credits from completed degrees are not transferable. No matter whether you have 150 or 270 credits in bachelor's degrees.
You have to find a school that will accept them.


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