ENEB New Master Thread

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I got an email response from [email protected] that the multiple choice exams for the UNISEB Convalidation can be taken after a minumum period of three months from the start date of access to the campus, as required by Ui1. I also find it interesting they said "As explained previously". I have never seen such an explanation before on any of the communication or materials.

Anyways, I plan on submitting assignments for each module.

"Thank you for your message. We confirm that the evaluation method for your program allows you to take the multiple-choice exams for the 8 subjects you mentioned.

However, please remember that, as explained previously, exams can only be taken after a minimum period of three months from the start date of your access to the campus, as required by the university.

If you prefer to complete your program earlier, you can indeed choose to be evaluated through the submission of assignments for the 5 Universidad Isabel I subjects instead of waiting for the exam activation."

Thanks for the update. So to accelerate you can do projects for the 5 Isabel subjects, but what about the exams for the 3 UNISEB subjects? You'll still have to wait the 3 months anyway?

That's a really good question and were my thoughts exactly.  At this point I am just going to submit final projects for everything and see what happens. With that comment from UNISEB "as explained previously",  I am not in a mood to engage further with UNISEB at this point. It kind of annoyed me the way they phrased it.

I bet once we finish the 5 Isabel I subjects, they'd allow us to take the UNISEB exams. I am eager to finish, but spending 3 months for a program is not necessarily a bad idea.

Waiting period is compulsory, per Spain standards. There is a minimum time required to be in the course so to speak.

Response from ENEB:

For the UNISEB program, the three UNISEB subjects are evaluated through multiple-choice exams. These exams will become available after a minimum study period of three months, as required by the university before issuing the final degree.

If you’d like to finish your studies earlier, you have the option to complete the continuous assessment assignments for those three subjects instead of waiting for the exams. Once you submit the assignments and they are evaluated, the modules will be considered completed.