01-26-2021, 01:04 PM
(01-26-2021, 12:01 PM)Thorne Wrote:(01-26-2021, 11:53 AM)eLearner Wrote:(01-25-2021, 07:46 PM)cacoleman1983 Wrote: True.... In essence, it serves the same purpose here in the US as it does in Spain so it is worth it as a standalone non-accredited Masters for its price. I'll put it in the category of a Coursera or other MOOC course but with a more academic structured status.
I've made the comparison to Coursera a number of times myself. I think it's a good comparison in the sense that it's a program that offers degree programs where the degrees come from an accredited school.
The difference between ENEB's degree programs and Coursera's degree programs is that ENEB's programs are entirely independent study. In that sense, the course setup and execution with ENEB is nearly identical to Ashworth College's system.
Shame I didn't know that before they dropped the grad programs. Might have been nice to pick up $2,000 Criminal Justice degree
I've read a number of people saying the same. That pricing was probably a death throe attempt to get as many enrollments into the program before it closed. I was caught off guard by them closing that down, but I wasn't surprised. I always had a feeling that the enrollment numbers into those programs weren't great considering the market they attract the most (non-collegiate diploma-seekers and college second-chancers). The word I got from some reliable sources is that low graduate program enrollment numbers prompted the direction more than it was a move to align with Penn Foster. The word is that they are about to introduce a number of new programs.


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