HELP ！ACE and NCCRS credits are not recognized by US graduate schools

[bjcheung77]

I repeat what I mentioned earlier... "It's hard to say, I would have backup options just in case, and you may want to again ask them again, just to make sure they would accept your RA Bachelors as is, indicate to them these are alternative credit transfers from ACE providers and link them to the ACE website."

So, what that means is, tell them exactly that these are ACE/NCCRS providers classes that have been evaluated by ACE/NCCRS as equivalent to college level studies. Basically, email them to follow up, tell them you have an RA bachelors with alternative credit and see if they can 'omit' the need to evaluate these ACE/NCCRS.

[eLearner]

They're going too see if a provider is in a database of U.S. accredited colleges. If it's not in there, then they're going to assume that it's a foreign school. I put the blame on the university for not training them on what non-collegiate sources of credit look like.

Agreed. Still, it just seems like—given the age we live in—the first instinct would be to Google it at least.