Does anyone have a link to "upgrading" or "renewing" your diploma from the old version to the new version? Or do I have to just pay for a new Masters outright at this point? I decided to upgrade my Hotel Management one to the Revenue and Hospitality one.
I have been a student for over 10 years. The only thing I have ever used a student discount for was train tickets and museum entrance in Sweden, and Amazon Prime in the US. Also most places only accept domestic student cards so you have to double check that before you assume you can actually use the one you got.
1) If I had the money to gamble, I would try any NACES evaluator that is NOT listed on the Wiki, because we don't know if the result could be really good.
2) The situation for ENEB in Europe is complicated, as seen on the Wiki https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/EN...er_credits
ENEB degrees usually break 1 of 3 common European country degree rules.
A - It does not contain a final project or thesis worth at least 15 ECTS.
B - The total 60 Spanish ECTS of the degree is worth less than 60 domestic ECTS and that country requires a degree to be worth at least 60 ECTS.
C - The degree is not registered with the government and King of Spain in the Spanish degree database, and in that European country domestic degrees must be registered with the government as there is no other kind of accrediting body in that country.
So for example, it is not seen as an accredited degree in Germany, yet it is seen as a degree in the neighboring country Denmark, just not as one which can get you into Doctorate studies.
3) As far as I've ever heard, Isabel never sends out proof of degrees or anything for titulo propio, only ENEB does that. The closest thing you can do is tell the evaluation company to use the QR code to verify the degree in Isabel's database. You will find people who have gotten Isabel to send their degrees somewhere but on closer inspection it appears to be people who went to Isabel itself as a normal student, not a "satellite school" like ENEB.
(11-15-2024, 11:57 AM)lillingworth Wrote: Does anyone have the ENEB card? Is it worth it? I know the US has tons and tons of discounts for students but I'm not in the US. If you have one, did you get it just to have one or do you use it for something?
I have been a student for over 10 years. The only thing I have ever used a student discount for was train tickets and museum entrance in Sweden, and Amazon Prime in the US. Also most places only accept domestic student cards so you have to double check that before you assume you can actually use the one you got.
nikithewise Wrote:Here just got my Isabel/ENEB MBA evaluation. They are still evaluating as an MBA for the U.S.
Which other evaluation should I go for? Don't need it for studies, just to have something showing the equivalency.
Is WES still doing MBA for Canada or was that just one case a few weeks ago?
Is it by default seen as an accredited MBA in the EU?
Has anyone experience with Isabel sending out the diploma directly to evaluators? Just got the digital diplomas.
1) If I had the money to gamble, I would try any NACES evaluator that is NOT listed on the Wiki, because we don't know if the result could be really good.
2) The situation for ENEB in Europe is complicated, as seen on the Wiki https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/EN...er_credits
ENEB degrees usually break 1 of 3 common European country degree rules.
A - It does not contain a final project or thesis worth at least 15 ECTS.
B - The total 60 Spanish ECTS of the degree is worth less than 60 domestic ECTS and that country requires a degree to be worth at least 60 ECTS.
C - The degree is not registered with the government and King of Spain in the Spanish degree database, and in that European country domestic degrees must be registered with the government as there is no other kind of accrediting body in that country.
So for example, it is not seen as an accredited degree in Germany, yet it is seen as a degree in the neighboring country Denmark, just not as one which can get you into Doctorate studies.
3) As far as I've ever heard, Isabel never sends out proof of degrees or anything for titulo propio, only ENEB does that. The closest thing you can do is tell the evaluation company to use the QR code to verify the degree in Isabel's database. You will find people who have gotten Isabel to send their degrees somewhere but on closer inspection it appears to be people who went to Isabel itself as a normal student, not a "satellite school" like ENEB.


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