I did a quick search and didn't find a previous thread on the subject. Hope this isn't redundant. I found them at www.eni.edu. It looks like your typical less-than-wonderful. Degrees in most areas of study without residency. Faculty with many members holding unaccredited doctorates (mostly Greenwich). Plenty of credit for prior learning. No tuition information that I could discern. The site lists an address in Missouri, but doesn't discuss its authority to operate, accreditation, etc. The site is registered to its president, George Wolford, but to an address in Arkansas. (Wolford has a Ph.D. from The Union Institute.)
what are they connected to ? Just an odd question. Someone once told me that many of the "earth..." names have links with scientology. Does anyone know if that is true? or just gossip? All the best!
I was researching the EarthNet Institute and this was the only discussion I found on degreeinfo. I think EarthNet bears some discussion in the less than wonderful area. As Rich mentioned there are several Greenwich grads there but many faculty are listed with credible RA degrees including Union and Walden. One of the worst bios I found was http://www.eni.edu/globalecon.faculty.jackson.html She has no credible degrees (haven't seen a University of Berkley credential in awhile) and claims to have done consulting work for the Defense Department and has been an adjunct at many RA institutions(if her bio is true) I did find some tuition info where graduate degrees are $1400.00 -- http://www.eni.edu/page3.html John
