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UoPeople Degrees accepted for University of London MSc Computer Science & more? - JPN - 01-26-2023
From this reddit post: https://redd.it/10l1yh5
Looks like the University of London is willing to consider University of the People degrees for their MSc Computer Science program, though I do not know if this would make you a sufficiently qualified candidate in their admissions process. Perhaps there are other graduate programs in the UK that are open to NA degree holders?
Another commenter mentioned that this applies to business as well.
RE: UoPeople Degrees accepted for University of London MSc Computer Science & more? - davewill - 01-26-2023
I would have been surprised if it wasn't. The whole RA/NA thing is a big deal with U.S. schools, but I would expect most foreign schools to be happy so long as the accreditation was accepted by the US DOE.
RE: UoPeople Degrees accepted for University of London MSc Computer Science & more? - debrag - 02-07-2023
(01-26-2023, 02:49 PM)davewill Wrote: I would have been surprised if it wasn't. The whole RA/NA thing is a big deal with U.S. schools, but I would expect most foreign schools to be happy so long as the accreditation was accepted by the US DOE.
The Open Uni require RA, though I think that is only for credit transfer not undergrad to postgrad