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Hello!

It's been awhile since I've posted here... I didn't know where else to turn, so when in doubt...

My husband (now a US citizen) is interested in going back to Uni here in New York. He was instructed by the SUNY school he's interested in to use a qualification translation service called World Education Services (WES) to prove he has the equivalent of a Regents Diploma (or at least a GED?). He said that this World Education Services has been pretty unhelpful and and difficult to work with.

Does anyone here have any experience with translating their UK education qualifications to US?

I apologize if there is an existing thread on this- it's getting late and I'm beat.

Many thanks!

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WES is common for Uni's, what UK qualifications does he have, A Levels should be good enough.

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He has: 8 Standard Grades, 3 SCE A level equivalent highers that he earned at college in the UK and some HNC credits. The WES online form only allows him to enter a maximum of five or so qualifications. We were told at the college that we should have everything translated as it may count towards college credit. Also: is WES the best option, or is there another organization we should look at?

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Uni decides who they recognise so you have to ask them if they use other than WES.

GCE

I would imagine he would get credits as that is definitely well above GED etc.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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