New England College of Business
New England College of Business Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Overall sentiment is negative with consumers citing poor customer service and a rising price level.
Positive Feedback
Some reviews note past affordability relative to competitors, though recent comments dispute that value.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent New England College of Business reviews mention customer complaints about service and value.
- Allegations of low academic standards and degree worth, linked to owner Education Corporation of America.
- Reports describe feeling ripped off and concerns about billing and value received.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Compare alternatives like SNHU or Northeastern before enrolling.
- Verify credit transferability and check recent reviews about customer service and outcomes.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Overall sentiment is negative with consumers citing poor customer service and a rising price level.
Positive Feedback
Some reviews note past affordability relative to competitors, though recent comments dispute that value.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent New England College of Business reviews mention customer complaints about service and value.
- Allegations of low academic standards and degree worth, linked to owner Education Corporation of America.
- Reports describe feeling ripped off and concerns about billing and value received.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Compare alternatives like SNHU or Northeastern before enrolling.
- Verify credit transferability and check recent reviews about customer service and outcomes.
Boston, Massachusetts
The tilt-a-whirl that is NECB continues......
- Former Provost fired in June 2014 after 2 years.
- Current and associate provost lack doctorates.
- Enrollment around 700; tied to ECA with lawsuits.
The former Provost was fired in June of 2014. She only worked there for 2 years; the college did not renew her contract. I saw the internal email which said that the decision was "mutual". I'm calling BS on that one. This person (SF) was so pretentious but had the intellect of an inchworm and the warmth of personality of an ice bucket. She just got a job 3 months ago as a low level "dean" at a small private college. Oh how the mighty have fallen...
After being in the job for 2 years, the current Provost still does not have a doctoral degree. The associate provost does not have a doctoral degree. Neither the current provost or associate provost have any practical business experience either.
NECB can only compete on the fact that it is "affordable" (cheap)--and that song is pretty much over. You would be completely better served by going to Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) or Northeastern. They have online and on ground programs. Their prices are very competitive and their reputations are stellar.
I agree with a previous post: take your credits and transfer them to a better school. The student enrollment is down to 700. NECB is being kept on life support by Education Corporation of America (ECA)--google them--another totally shady, corrupt organization masquerading as "educators". ECA has so many racial discrimination lawsuits its ridiculous. It has ripped off so many students with their expensive, useless, unaccredited degrees.
How can people still work at this place and sleep at night? Oh I know--they don't do anything all day but sit in meetings and give out A's all day long. Yeah--this is extremely tiring work....
Don't put your hared earned (or borrowed) money into this place. You will definitely regret it. If you have reasonably decent grades there are other schools which would be better for you--***, even University of Phoenix.
Dallas, Texas
Ripped off by a diploma mill
- ECA owns Virginia College and New England College of Business.
- They are diploma mills with worthless degrees and the government should shut them down.
Education Corporation of America owns Virginia College and New England College of Business. both of these schools are diploma mills.
all they want to do is lie steal cheat and take your money. their degrees are worthless. a Masters degree from a company that trains cosmotologists cooks and nurses aids has no value. it is a joke.
thank god at least I have a real bachelors degree from a state university. the government should put these people out of business.
ECA president threatened senator tom harkin. ECA has lawsuits out the butt.
ECA is owned by a hedge fund out of chicago. TOTALLY WORTHLESS DEGREES
Oh wow, I wish I had found websites like these before I enrolled. NECB is horrible and the professors there miss the whole point to boot.
Most of us enroll in online courses cause we don't have the time to attend school in person.
But the professors there act as if their class is the only thing you have going on in life. RUN, don't bother getting a degree from here.
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How can this place still be in business? It is a total ripoff.