08-18-2020, 08:58 AM
(08-18-2020, 07:45 AM)novadar Wrote: The details from ECE are very informative. This further lends support to the idea that another evaluator may consider a Universidad Isabel/ENEB Masters equivalent to a US Regionally Accredited Masters. I think this is the case because there have certainly been cases where 3 year Bachelor degrees have been deemed equivalent to US 4 year Bachelor degrees. I know of a few Indian students who have entered US Masters programs with 3 year Bachelor degrees.
Exactly. I have also seen some U.S. schools offer bridge programs for this very purpose.
My questions to the evaluation would be:
1. If the decisions are based on any 3-year degree qualifying for admission, doesn't that ignore the fact many people (particularly from the U.S.) are entering with 4-year degrees, even graduate degrees?
2. Is the decision then based on the admission requirement or the actual work in the classes being taken?
Schools have some flexibility on who they admit. People have been admitted to graduate programs in the U.S. (rarely) and other countries (more often) without an undergrad degree. That has nothing to do with whether or not the courses offered in that graduate program are graduate level courses.


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