New here - Looking to upgrade to a degree (Canadian resident)

[Lewis.Yim]

Copy/paste your evaluation here and remove your personal details. Let's see what it shows for your evaluation/equivalency.

That is weird. The WES evaluations for many people I have looked at give the details of the course taken and gives a summary of the course. Then at the bottom of the page, it lists the number of credits.

I think your evaluation is closer to the first link below. The second link below is another evaluation that is more "informative".

Example; Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...gn-credits
Example; Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...elp-thanks

[zzzz24]

Yeah, it's closer to the first, but not broken down at all past the actual course name. Shows the schools I attended and then it's essentially the exact same list as the courses I already pasted here, but with their credits and grades listed.

I am thinking those two evals you linked are a bit more broken down because they are from India/China vs North American college. They may have had to do more research to actually see what their content was.

I just looked on google images and there's lot's of examples that look like mine, just listing the courses only.

But for the price I am paying and it being listed as "course by course evaluation" you would think there would be more information.

[armstrongsubero]

It dosent matter, I did an AAS and dint finish and some of the LL turned to UL...because they were equivalent to UL in fact a some were UL in my AAS Criminal Justice Research and The Study of Society were UL and they transferred as UL even though WES marked all as LL.

[zzzz24]

Well, here's hoping I get some UL credits out of it.
Hopefully my English courses transfer over to the written communication requirement. I don't want to have to write a bunch of essays.

[armstrongsubero]

Haha I doubt! I did writing courses as well and they failed to transfer...

[zzzz24]

Haha I doubt! I did writing courses as well and they failed to transfer...

Did you ask their reasoning? There is an appeal option I read. 

I can understand certain courses not getting credit when they have nowhere to really go, but if you already had an English course...

[armstrongsubero]

There is no reason I had to appeal, every course fits somewhere, I dint mind, I need 120 credits and I'm getting it....doing the same thing again just reinforced it. I am glad I did that cause so much of the other courses you will do require a strong understanding of writing and stuff it was like getting easy credits!

[zzzz24]

I don't know, for me it's about saving as much time as possible, if I can avoid a course due to previous credit, that is what I would prefer.

But yes I agree, you can gain knowledge and use previous information from other courses towards others. I am doing intro to comm right now and could use notes I made from my speech towards an essay, since it's basically the same thing.

[armstrongsubero]

Yeah like I did the Sophia Public Speaking course, and then the Presentation Skills from SDC was a breeze! Some courses have similar content and once you do that it becomes

[zzzz24]

Almost completed 33 credits in less than a month