(01-24-2026, 02:01 PM)Voldigoad Wrote: So anyone who wants the apostille cheaper than ENEB offers it and also be able to request it 100% online, this option exists.
Thanks so much! This is great.
Well, I finally took my exams for Master in Revenue Management and Hospitality & Master in Financial Markets and Asset Management + Master in AI for Business.
They have vastly improved the exams since I last took them (which was Master in Hotel Management and Tourism, MBA - Master of Business Administration, Master in Project Management). Last time there was garbled text because the encoding was wrong, there were questions that made no sense whatsoever (some kind of translation error), and there were questions which didn't make any sense unless you went back into that one PDF page and read the whole section to figure out what the heck they were referencing. There were also questions which didn't really seem relevant to the topic although they tested on some parts of the PDFs.
This time, all the test questions made sense, there were no garbled text issues, and the whole test just felt easier and more geared towards actual basic knowledge of the subject.
I have also moved locations in the USA and the usefulness of my ENEB diplomas has increased. I now live in an area that's actually less rural than the town I was in before, but the average level of education required in jobs in my new town is lower - most jobs in the new place only require high school graduation, and many don't even require that. Having literally any credential whatsoever is a big boost here. I have already seen several jobs that accept ANY kind of education in accounting, business, management, etc. in lieu of work experience, for jobs at places like banks and courthouses. I'm going to go back and check out all the job ads and then pick one ENEB to get an official evaluation of. After I decide which one, I'm going to use some digital libraries to read full books on all the subjects in the degree, watch videos and stuff to make myself seem more knowledgable.


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