BACS BSCIS plan guidance

[JPN]

You can probably drop SOS-1100 from the degree plan, it will be waived by having a completed RA Bachelor's. You probably would already have APS-1000 from your existing medical degree upon transfer in.

[LAMi]

Because you've completed bachelor's and master's degrees, you likely already have (the equivalent of) Regionally Accredited college credits. You'd need to have your transcripts evaluated by an academic credential evaluator so see what they're equivalent to in the American educational system.

Do you know any academic evaluators that I can send my transcripts ?

[rachel83az]

This page lists the evaluators TESU will listen to: https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/apply-in...al-student Students here have had good experiences with ACEI. But it's possible you might have to get more than one evaluation if, for some reason, they try to claim your degrees aren't equivalent to at least a Bachelor's degree. Hopefully not, but that would still be cheaper than having to completing US RA credits. Being able to "skip" everything except the AOS will also save you both time and money as well.

[bjcheung77]

Merging your threads, it's the same thing I mentioned, you're getting all the electives and the general education requirements waived. You just need to work on the requirements for each of the 'majors', and that's it...