Due to the International nature of the ENI program, ENI does not process or attempt to qualify students or its programs for financial aid . Students may seek grants and scholarships from sources with which they have contact. ENI will accept prepayment from a 3rd party for a student but will not be obligated for review or over sight by a 3rd party. If a student applies for resident credit for work experience or training there is a portfolio evaluation fee and a per credit fee for posting awarded credit which is identified prior to the students proposal submission. ENI does not furnish either materials or textbooks.
Students often obtain free use of books from local libraries or other private sources.
Research material often available free on the Internet. A full-time load for undergraduates is two modules or 12 quarter hours. Transfer of undergraduate work completed at another institution may be allowed. To be applicable to a degree program, advanced studies courses transferred must be approved by the College Dean. Field studies and major project requirements may not be waived for transferring students without approval of both the College Dean and ENI President.