Does spain/EU accept UMPI degree?

[Solden81]

Hello! I am from peru sadly since november of 2023 my country no longer accepts USA degrees but my plan was always to master's in the EU with spain being the top candidate, but i read about the whole homolgazation thing and that could take up to a year and i dont know if they would even accept the degree so did anyone who go UMPI was your degree accepted in spain? or other European countries?

[Solden81]

Hello! I am from Peru sadly since november of last year my country does not accept USA degrees unless they are in list that UMPI nor any of the transfer friendly colleges are there, but my plan was always to get a master degre from EU main option being spain, but i read about the complicated homolgazition,  so does anyone who graduated from UMPI did you aplly and get accept to spanish or Eu university.

[bjcheung77]

@Solden81, Welcome to the board, that's a great intro post to get the ball rolling and start the process, having said that, it's best to provide more details on your situation by filling in both the addendum and template here, this way we get the whole picture of your situation, with the extra info, we can help you much better and provide concrete advice on your next steps: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

BTW, UMPI and many of our recommended institutions are RA, Regionally Accredited, Public/State institutions, some of them even are ranked globally. In fact, all of our institutions are in the top 1500 globally (I think). So, any you you slice things, you're in the top 10% in the entire country, and also in the world, when I did my research of a few websites and compared them all. UMPI is recognized in Germany, UK, and other EU/EHEA nations...

[Lydclrk]

@Solden81, Welcome to the board, that's a great intro post to get the ball rolling and start the process, having said that, it's best to provide more details on your situation by filling in both the addendum and template here, this way we get the whole picture of your situation, with the extra info, we can help you much better and provide concrete advice on your next steps: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

BTW, UMPI and many of our recommended institutions are RA, Regionally Accredited, Public/State institutions, some of them even are ranked globally.  In fact, all of our institutions are in the top 1500 globally (I think). So, any you you slice things, you're in the top 10% in the entire country, and also in the world, when I did my research of a few websites and compared them all.  UMPI is recognized in Germany, UK, and other EU/EHEA nations...

bjcheung77 - can I just tell you how awesome you are for the incredible amount of help and feedback you CONSTANTLY give to people.  You were a huge help for me finishing my first bachelors degree.  This answer is great, I have a friend in a similar situation and this information is priceless.

[bjcheung77]

@Lydclrk, Thanks... And for some reason I had a typo, it should say actually say "So, any way you slice things," - That was a good chuckle when I re-read that typo!

[MuneebAzhar]

@Solden81, Welcome to the board, that's a great intro post to get the ball rolling and start the process, having said that, it's best to provide more details on your situation by filling in both the addendum and template here, this way we get the whole picture of your situation, with the extra info, we can help you much better and provide concrete advice on your next steps: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

BTW, UMPI and many of our recommended institutions are RA, Regionally Accredited, Public/State institutions, some of them even are ranked globally.  In fact, all of our institutions are in the top 1500 globally (I think). So, any you you slice things, you're in the top 10% in the entire country, and also in the world, when I did my research of a few websites and compared them all.  UMPI is recognized in Germany, UK, and other EU/EHEA nations...

I'm so confused about the EU university's situation I've more than 90 credits from study.com or Sophia on my transcript am I still eligible for masters in Europe I don't know whether they accept AEC credits on the transcript or not for the master's program. I haven't found anything yet about acceptance of umpi degree with such transfer credits especially in Germany. I  am currently pursuing bachelor in business administration with a concentration in project management and information systems. planing for masters in IT in germany.

[Tomas]

I'm so confused about the EU university's situation I've more than 90 credits from study.com or Sophia on my transcript am I still eligible for masters in Europe I don't know whether they accept AEC credits on the transcript or not for the master's program. I haven't found anything yet about acceptance of umpi degree with such transfer credits especially in Germany. I  am currently pursuing bachelor in business administration with a concentration in project management and information systems. planing for masters in IT in germany.

It is the contrary, situation is clear, but you are looking for something that (knowledge of) doesn't exist in Europe, that is why you can't find anything.
All they need is that you have bachelors degree recognized in the country where it was issued.

Sure, some might be elitist, taking 1 out of 20, those might look into details, then it might play a small role.
Some might have further requirements, eg. certain number of study hours of mathematics for example, maybe those might have further requirements and not recognize math from Sophia, but that is just speculation and would likely be extremely rare if ever a problem.

[bjcheung77]

@MuneebAzhar, EU institutions will not recognize the ACE credits as they're not part of ACE or institutions that accept ACE credits into their programs. Having said that, you can complete a Bachelors from UMPI, they're RA, public/state institution, and recognized by the CHEA/USDOE. Getting into the Masters of your choice depends on your GPA, prerequisites, and other requirements they may have. Make sure you check off all they need when you apply, you'll be good to go...

[inor]

What does it mean that "Peru doesn't accept USA degrees"? Does that mean they are not recognized as equivalent to a Peruvian university education? That you can't enter a Peruvian graduate program with an American undergrad degree? That you can't get a government job with an American degree? Is the Peruvian government's standpoint that a degree from Harvard, Stanford or Princeton isn't acceptable? Strange if true.

[jarrett312]

I got mine accepted in the UK.