ENEB Master Thread

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Well, another NACES member foreign educational credential evaluator can be scratched off the list of agencies to seek evaluations from. I sent an email to Foundation for International Services (FIS) to ask them how they evaluated Master Propio degrees from Spain. This is the answer I received:

Thank you for your inquiry.  FIS does not evaluate Spanish titulo propios (master..) and considers these programs as equivalent to completion of continuing education contrary to the titulo oficial universitario de Master which we equate to a US master’s degree.

Continuing education?! Give me a break.

Steer clear of this one to avoid wasting your money.

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You're referring to @michaeladsmith2, and the evaluation provider is Validential. Search within the thread and you will find the details.

Thanks. That's not the one I was looking for, but I did end up finding what I was looking for on the Wiki.

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You're referring to @michaeladsmith2, and the evaluation provider is Validential. Search within the thread and you will find the details.

You mean this reply from BadSquirrelBeta right?
His Master's in HR got evaluated as a RA Master's Degree.

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid388217

The only problem with Validential is that it's not a member of NACES, and most colleges/universities and pretty much all governmental agencies require foreign educational credentials to be evaluated by a NACES member organization. And they're not awarding anything higher than graduate certificates. Well, one awarded graduate diploma status, but the US doesn't use that designation.