Colleges that Accept Validential

[adrian052]

Out of curiosity is there a list of colleges that have accepted Validential evaluations? I did a search and there wasn’t much that came up. I’m not asking for specifics per se, but more so where have you all had success.

[rachel83az]

Validential for what, at what level? Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees can all have vastly different requirements.

[adrian052]

Validential for what, at what level? Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees can all have vastly different requirements.

I would say either Bachelors or Masters. I am just looking at what has been done. A general consensus.

[bjcheung77]

There are so many options at the Bachelors/Masters option, even at the Associates level...
Validential is an agency for evaluations, it doesn't do anything other than that...

[adrian052]

There are so many options at the Bachelors/Masters option, even at the Associates level...
Validential is an agency for evaluations, it doesn't do anything other than that...

Correct. So, what i am getting at for instance, "The Big 3 Accept the Credit evaluation from Validential". Not looking for specifics, but more so in a round about way, who has used it for transfer credits and to where?

[rachel83az]

IIRC, a couple of forum members have used Validential to get out of the externship requirement for a VUL doctorate.

[Kab]

Validential is accepted for evaluations at TESU, UMPI and EU?
I think this is the aim of the questions.
Can he evaluate his subjects from abroad at validential an have them accepted at TESU, UMPI and EU?

[adrian052]

Validential is accepted for evaluations at TESU, UMPI and EU?
I think this is the aim of the questions.
Can he evaluate his subjects from  abroad at validential  an have them accepted at TESU, UMPI and EU?

Thanks. That was indeed the question and answer is getting at.

[rachel83az]

Validential is not a member of NACES nor AICE, so no. Because of this, most schools aren't going to accept them. At all. Which is why you need to be specific. Because there are some schools that might accept them anyway, due to partnership agreements. But TESU, UMPI, and EU aren't among these.

For TESU specifically, there is a list of acceptable evaluators here: https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/apply-in...al-student

UMPI prefers WES, but will accept other NACES or AICE members.

Excelsior's guidelines are here: https://www.excelsior.edu/start-with-mor...uidelines/ and https://www.excelsior.edu/admissions/international/ They only accept ECE evaluations.

[adrian052]

Validential is not a member of NACES nor AICE, so no. Because of this, most schools aren't going to accept them. At all. Which is why you need to be specific. Because there are some schools that might accept them anyway, due to partnership agreements. But TESU, UMPI, and EU aren't among these.

For TESU specifically, there is a list of acceptable evaluators here: https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/apply-in...al-student

UMPI prefers WES, but will accept other NACES or AICE members.

Excelsior's guidelines are here: https://www.excelsior.edu/start-with-mor...uidelines/ and https://www.excelsior.edu/admissions/international/ They only accept ECE evaluations.

This helps a lot. I have WEC evaluations already, but was/am contemplating having some done with Validential as well.