05-15-2021, 08:01 PM
I found this
"Equivalency Evaluation via U.S. College
Running your bachelor’s degree or foreign degree via an accredited tertiary institution (college or university) is one way to validate your bachelor’s degree from a foreign country is garnering an assessment from an accredited U.S. college or university. Here, you will be receiving an assessment from an officer or personnel within the institution who has the power to offer you university-level credit for practice or training within your field of specialization. Of course, this assessment should come from a prominent university or college, if not for anything, for the sake of accountability if anything goes wrong. Well recognized schools have better success rates so, no worries there. This evaluation or validation is carried out based on your training and/or work experience."
How to validate foreign degree in USA | USCES.org | Foreign Credential Evaluation Services
I don't know anyone who has ever done this but it would seem to be a possibility.
"Equivalency Evaluation via U.S. College
Running your bachelor’s degree or foreign degree via an accredited tertiary institution (college or university) is one way to validate your bachelor’s degree from a foreign country is garnering an assessment from an accredited U.S. college or university. Here, you will be receiving an assessment from an officer or personnel within the institution who has the power to offer you university-level credit for practice or training within your field of specialization. Of course, this assessment should come from a prominent university or college, if not for anything, for the sake of accountability if anything goes wrong. Well recognized schools have better success rates so, no worries there. This evaluation or validation is carried out based on your training and/or work experience."
How to validate foreign degree in USA | USCES.org | Foreign Credential Evaluation Services
I don't know anyone who has ever done this but it would seem to be a possibility.


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