Computer science as an international student for around $6000 (flexible)

[rachel83az]

In most (90%+) cases, BA vs. BS doesn't matter. As long as it's computer science, it's computer science.

[bjcheung77]

That's right, people note the difference is a BA/BS, but each institution has their own regulations/rules designating the degree and placing into "schools". Such as the school of business, some are BA Business Admin and others are BS Business Admin, even though the courses are almost identical to another institution, it may be placed as a BA or BS, regardless of curriculum.

If you read how others perceive why one is a BA/BS, many mention the BA has a major and an option for a minor in different subjects, the BS has more math/science courses. This is partially true, again, if you take the exact courses from one school, it may be a BA, with the same courses at another school, it would be a BS. It's still a degree with the same major.

[tuckerarabi786]

Is there any thing related to metropolia university for Business Management / IT Management etc... ?

[rachel83az]

Metropolia has IT Service Management: https://www.metropolia.fi/en/academics/o...technology

XAMK has some business-related classes. It would be a separate evaluation fee, if you did both Metropolia and XAMK. https://www.xamk.fi/en/openstudies/

University of Eastern Finland has Supply Chain Management and may have other business-related classes. Again, another evaluation fee. You'll need to read the wiki page for instructions on how to register. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fi...iversities

[tuckerarabi786]

Metropolia has IT Service Management: https://www.metropolia.fi/en/academics/o...technology

XAMK has some business-related classes. It would be a separate evaluation fee, if you did both Metropolia and XAMK. https://www.xamk.fi/en/openstudies/

University of Eastern Finland has Supply Chain Management and may have other business-related classes. Again, another evaluation fee. You'll need to read the wiki page for instructions on how to register. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fi...iversities

Do you have any Wiki or document, that i can see..
So i can pick the courses from Metropolia and/or XAMK and also blend it with Sophia.org - to than transfer to TESU or SNHU

[rachel83az]

I'm not sure if you can transfer Finnish credits to SNHU. Maybe. https://www.snhu.edu/student-experience/...quirements says that you need to have your credits evaluated by a NACES or AICE recognized agency. The only evaluator that we've found that will evaluate the kind of transcripts we get from Finnish universities is ACEI. They do claim AICE membership, so they might work. https://acei-global.org/about/

You can use https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...z_version) for TESU to get an idea of what might be possible. In general, if the name is similar, it will probably transfer to the equivalent TESU class. Example: Discrete Math is Discrete Math. Any course with "Marketing" in the title will probably satisfy the BSBA core's part G marketing requirement. And so on.

I'm not sure if SNHU is as generous with transfers, but I would follow the same principle. If it sounds like it'll fit, it probably will. You can find degree plans for SNHU here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:SNHU

Until we have students actually reporting back, we won't have definite equivalencies for anything as we do for places like Sophia or Study.com.

[bjcheung77]

I studied at an institution that adheres to the Bologna Process. Does SNHU consider that equivalent to a U.S. Bachelor’s Degree?
Link: https://www.snhu.edu/student-experience/...ional-faqs

Southern New Hampshire University recognizes 3-year 180 ECTS credit bachelor’s degrees (conferred after 2003, or year of Bologna Process adherence) from institutions in member countries that adhere to the Bologna Process as the equivalent of a 4-year 120 semester credit bachelor’s degree from the United States. In order to validate equivalency, SNHU must receive official transcripts of the conferred degree along with a European Commission recognized Diploma Supplement, both in English. These international transcripts are excluded from the requirement of being evaluated by a recognized NACES or AICE international transcript evaluation agency.