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28 Jul 2017, 10:05
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Hello All,
i am a recent graduate from a 3 year bachelors degree program from Kerala, India. recently moved to Texas, USA. As most of you all know 3 year degree are not equivalent to US undergraduate degree unless they meet some requirement. I have Bachelor of Commerce from Mahatma Gandhi University. This university has NAAC accreditation of grade 'B'. So it does not meet the requirement for being considered equivalent.
The only university that has given a positive reply was University of texas, Arlington. they said they accept 3 year degree and they do their own evaluations
DOES ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE DEALING WITH SUCH A SITUATION. I AM LOOKING FOR A UNIVERSITY THAT ACCEPTS 3 YEAR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE (i dont mind if i have to do a bridge program)
details:
3 year bachelor degree ( 120 credits Evaluated to 104 credits by WC diagnostics )
Overall GPA 2.9 (last 60 credits 3.1)
Toefl 102
GMAT - attempting soon
i am a recent graduate from a 3 year bachelors degree program from Kerala, India. recently moved to Texas, USA. As most of you all know 3 year degree are not equivalent to US undergraduate degree unless they meet some requirement. I have Bachelor of Commerce from Mahatma Gandhi University. This university has NAAC accreditation of grade 'B'. So it does not meet the requirement for being considered equivalent.
The only university that has given a positive reply was University of texas, Arlington. they said they accept 3 year degree and they do their own evaluations
DOES ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE DEALING WITH SUCH A SITUATION. I AM LOOKING FOR A UNIVERSITY THAT ACCEPTS 3 YEAR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE (i dont mind if i have to do a bridge program)
details:
3 year bachelor degree ( 120 credits Evaluated to 104 credits by WC diagnostics )
Overall GPA 2.9 (last 60 credits 3.1)
Toefl 102
GMAT - attempting soon
29 Jul 2017, 03:24
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Hello All,
i am a recent graduate from a 3 year bachelors degree program from Kerala, India. recently moved to Texas, USA. As most of you all know 3 year degree are not equivalent to US undergraduate degree unless they meet some requirement. I have Bachelor of Commerce from Mahatma Gandhi University. This university has NAAC accreditation of grade 'B'. So it does not meet the requirement for being considered equivalent.
The only university that has given a positive reply was University of texas, Arlington. they said they accept 3 year degree and they do their own evaluations
DOES ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE DEALING WITH SUCH A SITUATION. I AM LOOKING FOR A UNIVERSITY THAT ACCEPTS 3 YEAR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE (i dont mind if i have to do a bridge program)
details:
3 year bachelor degree ( 120 credits Evaluated to 104 credits by WC diagnostics )
Overall GPA 2.9 (last 60 credits 3.1)
Toefl 102
GMAT - attempting soon
i am a recent graduate from a 3 year bachelors degree program from Kerala, India. recently moved to Texas, USA. As most of you all know 3 year degree are not equivalent to US undergraduate degree unless they meet some requirement. I have Bachelor of Commerce from Mahatma Gandhi University. This university has NAAC accreditation of grade 'B'. So it does not meet the requirement for being considered equivalent.
The only university that has given a positive reply was University of texas, Arlington. they said they accept 3 year degree and they do their own evaluations
DOES ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE DEALING WITH SUCH A SITUATION. I AM LOOKING FOR A UNIVERSITY THAT ACCEPTS 3 YEAR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE (i dont mind if i have to do a bridge program)
details:
3 year bachelor degree ( 120 credits Evaluated to 104 credits by WC diagnostics )
Overall GPA 2.9 (last 60 credits 3.1)
Toefl 102
GMAT - attempting soon
You might be better off seeing if you can do some supplementary work to get the equivalence of a 4-year program, because you will otherwise be mighty limited in terms of schools.
Good luck on your GMAT!
Best,
JF
01 Aug 2017, 20:22
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I hope it is not MBA that you are applying to. With no work ex (or is it there?) it is impossible to salvage a tier-3/4 MBA.
Given the limited set of schools, if I were you, I would put off my MBA plans for now and check if Arlington will accept me into any of the Business masters programs. Do it as a bridge course, look for a decent job/work ex and then pitch for a top 10 MBA, may be after 3 years.
Trying times for international applicants and you have to tread cautiously.
Given the limited set of schools, if I were you, I would put off my MBA plans for now and check if Arlington will accept me into any of the Business masters programs. Do it as a bridge course, look for a decent job/work ex and then pitch for a top 10 MBA, may be after 3 years.
Trying times for international applicants and you have to tread cautiously.
