Oh - right. I forgot. the French school is ONE of the two names on the diploma. As I said - not State Recognized in France. The other school - Ascencia, we're not even sure where it's domiciled--are we? We can be sure, however, that its degrees are not State-recognized. Ergo the degrees, NOT awarded by a State-recognized University, cannot be termed propios. It's not an ENEB / Universidad Isabel 1 situation. By reason of the two schools signatory to the diplomas, the degree is neither a propio, nor State-recognized.
$4500 for a degree from 2 schools, neither of which can award a recognized degree? That should settle it, I think.
These two could cross-validate each other for a century - nothing of that sort would change the value of the degrees.
$4500 for a degree from 2 schools, neither of which can award a recognized degree? That should settle it, I think.
These two could cross-validate each other for a century - nothing of that sort would change the value of the degrees.
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