ENEB Master Thread

[cacoleman1983]

So just for testing out I did an evaluation with Validential (i know usa evaluation means shit for me in Belgium) just to see out of curiosity. They evaluated my master as a "Regionally accredited master's degree in Cybersecurity". They looked at UI1 as the main university and didn't look at Structuralia as the partner giving the lessons, at it should.

Small sidenote: my master was through Structuralia, another partner of UI1.

Validential generally gives favorable evaluations as long as the teaching school has a connection to a recognized university or the university itself while not being fully recognized has at least a program accreditation that is recognized.  They also have given a favorable evaluation of regionally accredited to a non-accredited school because the school is a private school in Switzerland which is exempt from government recognition.   Validential is good for those who are working in the private sector or any job where the company wants a legal degree without concern for a particular accreditation.  Validential won't work for those requiring only certain evaluation companies or those serious about continuing their education in fully recognized institutions with no grey area.