IT degree with A levels & 7 years of work experience

[rachel83az]

Once you get your diplomas evaluated by AICE, post the evaluations here. Remove any personal info (like name), of course. While we won't know 100% what UMPI will do, we can get a good idea based on past experiences. For instance, we may not know for sure what course number UMPI would give to a course evaluated as something like "Geochemistry + lab", but we'd be able to tell that it will likely fit into their "Physical Science" and "Laboratory Science" requirements. Some of them will obviously have nowhere else to go except into electives. We'll be able to give you a reasonable guess regarding what you'll still need to complete so that you can both maximize transfer to UMPI and not duplicate effort.

For UMPI specifically, CLEP is really not a good option. Especially for Europeans. People outside of (North) America cannot take the CLEP online and public CLEP testing centers are few and far between. Thankfully, UMPI's English Comp is actually fairly quick and easy for most students. It's especially good for students who haven't been in school for many years. It's a releatively low-risk way to learn what UMPI expects from its students when it comes to academic papers.