09-19-2025, 06:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-19-2025, 06:57 PM by PearsonOTHMQualifi7654.)
According to ECE, It’s not that they don’t recognize the Spanish 1-10 grading scale. ECE is only considering the courses on the back of the Ui1 Diploma, and as the Diploma has no grades, ECE gives the “S” for satisfactory. ECE simply doesn't count the ENEB transcripts.
When ECE provides ENEB students, a Course-by-Course report with an "S" for satisfactory grades, they are doing it on the basis of the Ui1 Diploma.
If Ui1 simply put grades on the back of the Diploma, ECE would be fine with providing a GPA.
I will find out next month, if the UNISEB route helps fix this.
Let’s see if a “UNISEB” transcript helps in any way with ECE.
I’ll keep you posted
@JC39 - Totally appreciate your concern. Let's ask this question. Suppose you are a registrar at an accredited university, and an applicant wants to transfer credits.
You see that they have taken a single course from the same institution, which has counted towards 9 degrees.
Would you provide credit for that one course, 9 times?
It could have been the same subject from 9 different institutions, would you give credit for that course subject, 9 times?
Bottom line is that you did great and got many credits
When ECE provides ENEB students, a Course-by-Course report with an "S" for satisfactory grades, they are doing it on the basis of the Ui1 Diploma.
If Ui1 simply put grades on the back of the Diploma, ECE would be fine with providing a GPA.
I will find out next month, if the UNISEB route helps fix this.
Let’s see if a “UNISEB” transcript helps in any way with ECE.
I’ll keep you posted
(09-19-2025, 05:29 PM)JC39 Wrote: Do overlapping courses across multiple master’s programs still “count” in transfer/credit recognition, or are they only recognized once?
Would love to hear from anyone who has submitted multiple similar master’s to ECE and then tried to transfer or actually use those credits in a U.S. university.
@JC39 - Totally appreciate your concern. Let's ask this question. Suppose you are a registrar at an accredited university, and an applicant wants to transfer credits.
You see that they have taken a single course from the same institution, which has counted towards 9 degrees.
Would you provide credit for that one course, 9 times?
It could have been the same subject from 9 different institutions, would you give credit for that course subject, 9 times?
Bottom line is that you did great and got many credits


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