Wild question here: Apart from chasing credentials, do you all see value in the ENEB program itself? Double Masters go on sale tomorrow for $229 and single masters next week as part of their Black Friday month, and I'd be interested in their Marketing masters if it offers more (amount or quality) in learning content than what I can get for cheaper/free elsewhere.
Also curious about the Big Data and Business Intelligence masters--to what extent are skills in python, SQL, R etc taught? Or is it more of getting an overview of what they are and how they are used? (My background is one intro course in computer programming from ASU Universal Learner.)
Also curious about the Big Data and Business Intelligence masters--to what extent are skills in python, SQL, R etc taught? Or is it more of getting an overview of what they are and how they are used? (My background is one intro course in computer programming from ASU Universal Learner.)
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Current
University of the People—B.S. Health Science
TESU—BA Biology & something else, AS Mathematics
Completed
MBA, UMass Global
MS Psychology, Walden University
BA in Linguistics, traditional route
Online traditional credits (undergrad & U.S. unless otherwise stated)
Eastern Gateway Community College (28); ASU (10); New Mexico Junior College (8); Strayer (3); Purdue University Global (3); TESU (6); XAMK Finland (57 ECTS + 10 grad ECTS), University of the People (3 grad), Lamar (3 grad)
Alternative credits
Sophia (81), Study.com (27), Saylor (6 credits), Onlinedegree.com (12), CLEP (6)
Current
University of the People—B.S. Health Science
TESU—BA Biology & something else, AS Mathematics
Completed
MBA, UMass Global
MS Psychology, Walden University
BA in Linguistics, traditional route
Online traditional credits (undergrad & U.S. unless otherwise stated)
Eastern Gateway Community College (28); ASU (10); New Mexico Junior College (8); Strayer (3); Purdue University Global (3); TESU (6); XAMK Finland (57 ECTS + 10 grad ECTS), University of the People (3 grad), Lamar (3 grad)
Alternative credits
Sophia (81), Study.com (27), Saylor (6 credits), Onlinedegree.com (12), CLEP (6)
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