01-14-2020, 03:54 PM
After quite a bit of research, I've come to the conclusion that ENEB is a legitimate, if relatively unknown, for profit school. The degree is legitimate, and I would equate it to an MBA from Herzing. Perhaps not prestigious, but still legitimate. Their business plan could make complete sense, offering a program for practically nothing and making up the difference in volume, but their marketing is terrible. I am currently working on the EDX Micromasters MBA core curriculum, and as they told me that they will recognize the credits towards their degree, I decided it's worth the $300 to check it out. Once you log in, the course content is all there. It seems complete, and at least the Spanish version is well written and organized. There are videos, PDF manuals for each class, and a fairly intensive final project for each course. The information alone is likely worth the Groupon price. If I get them to upgrade my micromasters to a full recognized MBA for their additional $300 and a few additional courses, I'll be content with it. They really need to focus on their marketing. My suggestion to them would be to partner with businesses to offer the MBA as a perk to employees, and pick up the cost. They may get a bit more per student, and can ditch the Groupon nonsense as it really pulls into question the integrity of their school.


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