08-12-2020, 11:45 PM
Just an aside for anyone hoping to work abroad by picking up a Bachelors-level degree, because I sometimes see posts about international education: Keep in mind that many countries explicitly require a four-year degree for visa purposes.
Then again, since you'd already need a Bachelor's degree to even enter into this ENEB program which is also evaluated as another B.S., you'd be using your original degree for visas anyway.
Then again, since you'd already need a Bachelor's degree to even enter into this ENEB program which is also evaluated as another B.S., you'd be using your original degree for visas anyway.
Shanghai Intl. School Leadership Team Member, College Counselor, SAT-, PSAT-, & SSD-Coordinator. Reverts to PADI Divemaster when near a coast.
○BS Anthropology (Minors: History, Brazilian Studies) | Tulane (3.90, summa cum laude)
○BA History & Political Science (Minors: Pre-Law, Intl. Studies, Social Studies, Criminal Justice, & Business Admin) | UMPI
○MS Early Childhood Studies: Administration, Management, & Leadership | Walden (3.90)
○Certificate Teachers College College Advising Program | Columbia
○Certificate College Access Counseling | Rice
○Certificate College Admissions Specialist | American School Counselors Association
○Goals: A) EdD/MS in Higher Ed; B) 51/195 Countries; C) Find 3rd good hamburger in Shanghai (accomplished June '19, August '21, and...?)
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